Confusion surfaced after the emergence of leaked photos published iPhoneieuwsblog.nl. In the picture shows a worker is showing cribs are expected to be used for the latest generation iPhone.
Ahead of the news, issues surrounding this new gadget even more profusely. Including for business names to be selected Apple, iPhone 5 or the new iPhone?
This is as applicable to Apple iPad, which they chose to use the name New iPad than the iPad 3.
You just have the box, there is the name of The New iPhone. If the picture is correct, then it could be concluded that the next generation iPhone will use the name The New iPhone not an iPhone 5.
They taste not too concerned about the nickname that will be on the iPhone tergress it, as long as Apple is able to provide features and exciting experiences through these devices.
Yes, it is like saying 'what's in a name'. Yet, in the end is still awaited gadget Apple fans the boy in the whole world.
Meanwhile, Motorola Mobile 'Absent' Jelly Bean awarded USD 100 .
Motorola had said it would offer a trade-in credit of $ 100 on Motorola phone owners who do not have upgradean Jelly Bean. And now Motorola is a program created already.
Motorola Chief Executive Dennis Woodside admitted that the latest Android OS is very important for all consumers.
But what should be noted is the mobile phone is a phone that has been released by the company was owned by Google in 2011 to the top and from the information available on the Motorola site, it is only valid for sales in the United States.
No specific details on the program, but in the Motorola pages can be traced further information. "If we do not upgrade your phone to the Jelly Bean, we do not want you to miss. Buy the latest Motorola smartphone, trade up your old phone and we will give you $ 100," the explanation there.
"We will upgrade most Motorola devices released since the year 2011 to the Jelly Bean as soon as possible, but there are a small number of devices that can not be upgraded without degrading the performance of the phone," said Woodside further deperti our quoted from Cnet, Friday (7/9/2012 ).
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