Larger capacities won?t equal more heft. In fact the iPhone will be slimmed down 2.5 millimeters, according to IntoMobile. The slim down makes the iPhone new casing as thick as the current iPod Touch.
The slimmer body of the iPhone will also accompany a more upscale look according IntroMobile. Without explaining how, IntroMobile says, the next iPhone will have a "less 'plasticy' feel."
A report from iPodObserver contradicts IntroMobile cla
iming the next iPhone will have more plastic. iPod Observer says Apple will replace the satin nickel finish on the iPhone's back with a glossy black plastic back.
Not only does the hardware reportedly get an update, but so do iPhone features, according to a variety of sources.
One addition found in the beta iPhone 2.0 firmware are business friendly features that support secure "push" email similar to BlackBerry, according to AppleInsider. AppleInsider reports that the next generation iPhone will support Microsoft's business e-mail server software Microsoft Exchange.
The slimmer body of the iPhone will also accompany a more upscale look according IntroMobile. Without explaining how, IntroMobile says, the next iPhone will have a "less 'plasticy' feel."
A report from iPodObserver contradicts IntroMobile cla
iming the next iPhone will have more plastic. iPod Observer says Apple will replace the satin nickel finish on the iPhone's back with a glossy black plastic back.Not only does the hardware reportedly get an update, but so do iPhone features, according to a variety of sources.
One addition found in the beta iPhone 2.0 firmware are business friendly features that support secure "push" email similar to BlackBerry, according to AppleInsider. AppleInsider reports that the next generation iPhone will support Microsoft's business e-mail server software Microsoft Exchange.
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