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iPhone Nano: Available In 2011?
The tech stories sphere was set land earlier on this week after rumours surfaced from the business paper, Bloomberg BusinessWeek that Apple might be working on creating an iPhone 'nano ' in an effort to capture the profitable budget mobile telephone sector. The paper claims that after a period of conjecture, Apple is still working on a restricted budget version of its flagship client gizmo.
A source from the publication stated its source came from 'people who had been briefed on the plans ' and that one other source had seen a working prototype that was at least a 3rd smaller in comparison to the current iPhone 4 and uses existing components from the present generation to chop on production costs while the more costly premium components are held back for its yet to be launched iPhone five.
Further interest into the 'nano ' iPhone was raised after the WSJ backed up the prior declarations of a budget offering being lined up from Apple. Also rumored was a remodel of its MobileMe service due to flagging sales and low subscription numbers, with a likelihood of announcing the service will be free to iPhone users and will most likely be modified from a synchronised offering of mail, contacts and calendar to a digital content platform where users could back information up to. It might also include the long rumoured streaming service for iTunes after Apple's acquisition of the streaming based website Lala.
Unfortunately this story, whilst backed up by 'sources ' can't be taken as an affirmation, as across the iPhone's history there have been constant rumours of a smaller budget model cell-phone offering from Apple throughout the years.
The rumoured sources also leaked info that Apple might plan to make the upcoming iPhone five a 'world phone ' by including GSM and CDMA technology, as it had to launch a CDMA iPhone 4 variant in its home market to please American clients. A teardown of the CDMA device discovered that the technologies and hardware were in place for a 'world telephone ' version, but the lack of a SIM card slot was the one thing from stopping the company from launching it, preferring to release two separate devices.The iPhone 'Nano ' will also have competition from the newly released, and previously Palm, HP Curve smartphone.
Launched at the beginning of Feb, the Curve is an evolution of Palm's Pre line of phones, with models being offered in tiny, medium, and large sizes. The Curve being the tiniest, the Pre3 being the medium sized device and a new web OS powered tablet, the TouchPad, completing the big offering.Only time shall tell whether these rumours prove to be true as having a budget device in a manufacture's line up can prove to be a killer option as seen with HTC's Wildfire handset which supplies premium looks at an affordable price.
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