iPhone 4G

I can't really be bothered to write about the prototype iPhone 4G because I don't actually have it.(of course i don't). So here's a link to Gizmodo's exclusive article.

http://gizmodo.com/5520164/this-is-apples-next-iphone

Epic Fail By Apple Employee

The prototype iPhone

Apple, perhaps the most infamously paranoid company of all time, complete with triple-secret security zones, blackout curtains hung over conference room windows, flashing red warning lights, prototype devices chained to tables, and all that — only to suffer the (arguably) worst security breach in its history because some poor guy left the next iPhone on a barstool. The irony is just too rich.

The case used to disguise it as a normal iPhone

Comparison of current and next iPhone

The prototype iPhone 4G is now with Gizmodo, who paid $5000 to the man who found it. Unfortunately, Apple remotely killed the phone before they got their hands on it. And now, Apple wants it back.

Letter requesting return of iPhone

Apple iPad

Apple finally unveiled the much speculated iPad. The new consumer electronic device will have a multi-touch 9.7 inch IPS-LED backlit screen with a resolution of 1024x768, 802.11n Wi-Fi, and Bluetooth 2.1 with EDR.

Other bullet points include an accelerometer, ambient light sensor, fingerprint-resistant screen, and digital compass. Battery life stands at a reported 10 hours for the half-inch thick, 1.5 pound gadget.

The company will launch six different models with varying amounts of storage space. Entry level units (Wi-Fi only) with 16GB of storage will cost $499; 32GB of storage will cost $599; and 64GB of storage will cost cost $699.

iPads with Wi-Fi and 3G will cost $629 with 16GB of storage space; $729 with 32GB of storage space; and $829 64GB of storage space.

Apple will release three official accessories for the iPad: a dock, a keyboard with a built-in dock, and a case that opens up to be a stand. Apple's wireless Bluetooth keyboard will also work with the iPad.

It seems to be nothing more than an iPhone on steroids minus the camera. No new groundbreaking features were unveiled and most of the rumors that were circulating proved to be false. Apple has failed to create a new dimension with iPad. However, it's a lot cheaper than predicted.