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Apple leaks iPhone 4S before official announcement

Written by Andre Yoskowitz @ 02 Oct 2011 12:28 User comments (5)

Apple leaks iPhone 4S before official announcement Apple is expected to launch iPhone 4S and iPhone 5 on Tuesday.
The company has accidentally let slip the iPhone 4S, referencing the product in its latest iTunes beta.

AppleInsider looked into the info.plist file of the MobileDevices bundle in iTunes 10.5 beta 9 and found multiple references to the iPhone 4S, which has yet to be formally launched.

The device is expected to look just like the current iPhone 4 but be dual-mode, meaning it will work on GSM and CDMA networks. It will also likely have a boost in the processor department.

Each of the upcoming devices will run iOS 5, and could have voice recognition technology.

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12.10.2011 07:50
KillerBug
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and could have voice recognition technology.
ROFL...big plans there! iOS5 might be almost as good as a 4-year-old Android distro.

Here is another one...iOS4 COULD have flash support...but it doesn't.

22.10.2011 11:39
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Originally posted by KillerBug:
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and could have voice recognition technology.
ROFL...big plans there! iOS5 might be almost as good as a 4-year-old Android distro.

Here is another one...iOS4 COULD have flash support...but it doesn't.
lol

32.10.2011 15:10
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Originally posted by KillerBug:
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and could have voice recognition technology.
ROFL...big plans there! iOS5 might be almost as good as a 4-year-old Android distro.

Here is another one...iOS4 COULD have flash support...but it doesn't.
Makes me sick.

42.10.2011 17:03
bakedalex
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im already in line

54.10.2011 08:59
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No surprise, bakedalex, we pretty much expect Apploids to be dingbats ^^' .

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