New iPhone rumor points to smaller iPhone



s Apple planning on a smaller variant to its iconic iPhone? According to Taiwan Economic News, sources in the supply chain are indicating that a lighter-weight and smaller variant of the iPhone is in the pipeline. Weighing in at 110-120g, compared to the current iPhone's 158g weight, the smaller iPhone is said to forgo the aluminum-magnesium casing in favor of a lighter plastic casing. Helping to shave weight, the smaller iPhone is also rumored to sport a 2.8-inch multi-touch display in place of the current iPhone's 3.5-inch multi-touch display.

The new report comes in contradiction to other rumors that Apple's next-generation 3G iPhone would add heft and bulk to accommodate a built-in GPS receiver. But, that doesn't mean both rumors can't pan out. There are indications that Apple is planning to silence criticism about the company's one-trick-pony iPhone offering by launching different iPhone variants to suit different needs. The highest-end iPhone would be the 3G iPhone sporting true GPS, with a possibility of the current generation iPhone (or something quite similar) locking down the mid-range, while a pared-down version of the iPhone would offer bare-bones iPhone goodness in the lower-end.

We'll have to wait and see just how Apple plans to play this one out. Keep in mind, Apple likes to confuse speculators by commissioning purposely misleading hardware prototypes.

For me, I'd rather keep the bulk down by nixing the GPS hardware. If Apple offers 3G iPhone variants with GPS and without, I'll probably be going for the GPS-less model.

Who am I kidding, it's going to be hard to stop myself from going with the top-of-the-line model.  Anyone out there actually think that a 3G iPhone with GPS is unnecessary?

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Trenutno sam u americi i ne da nije povucen nego je traznja ogromna da u 11 ujutru (a apple store pocinje da radi u 10) nema nijednog modela. Cijena je 399$ za 8gb i 499$ za 16gb. Dodajte na to 5% poreza bar ovdje gdje sam ja...

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Dosta sa glupostima... iPhone ce biti povucen iz prodavnica onda kad se zvanicno i objavi izlazak novog, a za to ima vremena.
Evo covek iz prve ruke lepo kaze da se tamo jos prodaju...

btw. kod nas se jos prodaju ipodovi 2 gen, iako odavno je izbacena 3 gen. tako da nemojte da coekujete povlacenje odmah

iPhone Video Recorder



iPhone Video Recorder is a powerful iPhone oriented video recorder produced by DreamCatcher. iPhone Video Recorder records audio and video to the compressed mpeg4 format, so the recording is space saving, an-hour-high-quality recording will be a file as small as 60MB. iPhone Video Recorder boasts a frame rate up to 15fps which guarantees better recording performance . With iPhone Video Recorder, recording is easy and enjoyable, you may play back the video, download it to a computer, or send it out by email as you wish.

Due to the great consumption demand on iPhone CPU for dynamic encoding, it is hard to maintain a high frame rate on the fly encoding. Therefore, we turn to a postponed encoding method. You may record now and encode the recording later. The video data is already on your iPhone's disc, and you may resume encoding when you are convenient. Besides, we offer a few more encoding methods for customers to choose from. On the fly encoding is also available and the sound is good yet the frame rate will be reduced considerably.

v1.1.8 ima neograničen video zapis

video snimljen iPhone-om:

E pa zamolio bih tog coveka da nam kaze u kojoj to drzavi u americi se i dalje prodaje posto ga u juznoj kaliforniji nema vec 2 nedelje tj. misteriozno je nestao.A to sa potraznjom me isto zivo zanima sobzirom da sam do pre 3 nedelje slao bar 20 komada meseceno i nikada nije bila guzva u prodavnici a kamoli da se cekalo pre otvaranja.

Verovatno je nestalo zaliha... 

Case manufacturers getting early 3G iPhone size specs?



Next-gen iPhone rumors are swirling fast and furious, but the latest out of iLounge matches up with what we've heard: the 3G iPhone will be glossy black and slightly thicker than before. iLounge says that Apple has once again provided overseas case manufacturers with details of a new device, and they've mocked up the image above as an illustration, with the old model on the left and top for comparison. There's not much to go on, but we're curious as to what that additional front-mounted sensor is, and we know a few people that would kill for a red iPhone. iLounge says that developers and case manufacturers believe the specs to be correct and have already started work on accessories, but only Steve (and a couple hundred Apple employees) know for sure -- the rest of us will just have to wait.

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Is this the next-gen iPhone?



iPhone stories keep dominating our rumors section and this week is no exception at all. What we have here is reportedly a next-gen iPhone which French iPhone blog iPhon.fr got from an anonymous and unverified source. The bare fact that it's an unverified source should be quite enough not to write about it; on the other hand it's Apple's baby we're talking about here.

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Sun: We're still gunning for Java (JVM) on the Apple iPhone



Call them what you want, but you can't call Sun Microsystems a bunch of quitters. They are a persistent lot. Even after Apple's announcement that they don't want Java on the iPhone, Sun is pushing to get Apple to agree to letting the iPhone play nice with a Java JVM (Java Virtual Machine).

"We've expressed our intent to do this and our desire, really, to work with Apple to build a JVM (Java Virtual Machine) for the iPhone and we're sort of moving forward with that," said Eric Klein, Sun vice president of Java marketing. The JVM would allow the iPhone to run Java applications, but could also be used to circumvent Apple's AppStore application distribution platform, cutting them out of the revenue channel - obviously not something that Apple wants.

For what it's worth, there will most likely be a flood of third-party applications developed using the iPhone SDK once Apples goes live with the AppStore. And, with Innaworks' alcheMo application allowing Java developers to port their Java applications to the iPhone (converting Java apps into iPhone native apps), there's likely to be little benefit to having Java on the iPhone - there are probably some out there that would even go as far as to say that Java on the iPhone would be detrimental.  Still, there's nothing like having the freedom to choose what you want to do with your own device. So, in the name of "freedom," let's hope Sun gets the go ahead from Apple.

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bas sam ovo video sad...
kakva je fon bruka,nema sta nema...
jos malo mi fali kesa,pa ga uzimam