Created Mon 20th Apr 3:09pm PST by 
faisal
faisal Will a second style of iPhone be released in 2009?
Background: Apple introduced the iPod, then several more generations of the same. Meanwhile they introduced the mini/nano, the shuffle, and the iPod touch.
Will Apple do the same was the iPhone?
To settle yes, Apple must introduce a new parallel style of iPhone -- a new product line and not just a new generation or higher/lower capacity or faster/slower version of the main unit. And it must be a phone (i.e something like the iPod touch does not count, and a small notebook -- even one that can talk to the phone network -- does not count).
See also: http://www.cio.com/article/488618/Experts_Predict_Multiple_IPhone_Models
Will Apple do the same was the iPhone?
To settle yes, Apple must introduce a new parallel style of iPhone -- a new product line and not just a new generation or higher/lower capacity or faster/slower version of the main unit. And it must be a phone (i.e something like the iPod touch does not count, and a small notebook -- even one that can talk to the phone network -- does not count).
See also: http://www.cio.com/article/488618/Experts_Predict_Multiple_IPhone_Models
Settlement details:As reported by a major mainstream news source.
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bayoubear: show details ... of the same. Meanwhile they introcuedintroduced the mini/nano, the shuffle ... -- a new product line and not just a new generation or ... something like the iPod touch doesnotdoes not count, and a small notebook
Settlement requested Tue 7th Jul 10:16pm PST by 
rogerkni
: Doesn't Apple's release of its G3S iPhone last month qualify?
rogerkni: Doesn't Apple's release of its G3S iPhone last month qualify?
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