There is a slight chance that MacRumors stumbled across the first evidence of Apple’s next iPhone. It boils down to a previously unused product code – iPhone2,1 – which suddenly made an appearance in firmware 2.1.1. The current generation iPhone is notated with the product code, iPhone1,2 so they might be onto something. Plus, iPods have seen similar product code increases as new models were released. Let’s put this all together for you. Apple has a new iPhone in the works. Shocking, we know.
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Well there is little doubt it’s in the works. I think the inferences you derived from the notation are probably dead on. I’m looking forward to all the enhancements they make since I’ve been a bb buy thus far due to what’s provided by my employer. If they establish more confidence with their security and I find it on this digital security site my firm will probably be willing to consider the iphone next time around.