Apple to release Iphone 4G on June 7th

Apr 29, 2010 No Comments by Onuora

Apple boss Steve Jobs is expected to unveil the iPhone 4G on June 7, ending weeks of controversy surrounding a missing prototype of the model.

He is due to make the key note address at Apple’s annual Worldwide Developers Conference in San Francisco, where the company has traditionally launched their latest products.
The third-generation iPhone was unveiled at last year’s conference and went on sale less than two weeks later.

To me, this further reinforces my earlier assertion that this summer, there will be a choice to make between 2 phones, the Iphone and the HTC Evo 4g.

Don’t be surprised if Sprint move up the release date of the Evo to compete with the Iphone.

Technology experts are expecting fewer surprises this time round after a prototype of the fourth-generation smartphone found its way into the hands of a blogger on the website Gizmodo.

Journalist Jason Chen stripped the phone down and posted details and images of the mobile on the website.

The iPhone has been a hit with consumers ever since it debuted in 2007.

Apple sold a record 8.75 million smartphones in its most recent quarter.

AT&T is the iPhone’s exclusive carrier in the United States. Analysts predict that Apple will bring the device to Verizon in 2011.

Apple’s conference will also include its first iPad development sessions.
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