That's September 12.
And the Cupertino electronic giant is suggesting it will finally be a "5". Many expected the 4S to be a much redefined iteration when it was announced late last year, only to be (disappointed, are you?) with the same '4' with dual-core processor, a Siri and a better camera (8MP) as additional features to the squarish slab.
☺ UPDATES, UPDATES: ☺
1) Now that the iPhone 5 is here. Should you upgrade from iPhone 4S?
2) iPhone 5 prices in Malaysia?
No doubt the new iPhone 5 would catapult Apple sales but for now let's see some statistics for crunch. In the tablet market the iPad is still the king. But in the smartphone business, Samsung mobile phones remained the most popular in the US with 25.6% of the market (as at the end of July):
Samsung - 25.6%
LG - 18.4%
Apple - 16.3%
Smartphones powered by Google's Android software continued to dominate the US market and elsewhere in the world. This is a case of 'open-source' Android versus propriety iOS system:
Android - 52.2% (US market)
iOS - 33.4%
Others - 14.4% (Windows, Syambian, etc)
In order to achieve the much-talked 4" display, the iPhone 5 is said to become longer but no change in the width. How ugly could that be? But wait. The iPhone is always full of surprises. Let's see tomorrow if it is a pleasant one.
For now I am a happy user of the 4S.
And the Cupertino electronic giant is suggesting it will finally be a "5". Many expected the 4S to be a much redefined iteration when it was announced late last year, only to be (disappointed, are you?) with the same '4' with dual-core processor, a Siri and a better camera (8MP) as additional features to the squarish slab.
Today is September 11, so, That's tomorrow!
☺ UPDATES, UPDATES: ☺
1) Now that the iPhone 5 is here. Should you upgrade from iPhone 4S?
2) iPhone 5 prices in Malaysia?
No doubt the new iPhone 5 would catapult Apple sales but for now let's see some statistics for crunch. In the tablet market the iPad is still the king. But in the smartphone business, Samsung mobile phones remained the most popular in the US with 25.6% of the market (as at the end of July):
Samsung - 25.6%
LG - 18.4%
Apple - 16.3%
Smartphones powered by Google's Android software continued to dominate the US market and elsewhere in the world. This is a case of 'open-source' Android versus propriety iOS system:
Android - 52.2% (US market)
iOS - 33.4%
Others - 14.4% (Windows, Syambian, etc)
The iPhone progression: Nothing much has changed.
In order to achieve the much-talked 4" display, the iPhone 5 is said to become longer but no change in the width. How ugly could that be? But wait. The iPhone is always full of surprises. Let's see tomorrow if it is a pleasant one.
For now I am a happy user of the 4S.
2 comments:
huhu..
I've been using iPhone 4 more than 2 years already and if tomorrow's presentation went well and the reviews are overwhelming, I might buy it.. Just wait my review after that (lol)
@kyo_9 - 2 years, it's about time to update to newer set
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