We’ve all been getting our hopes up for a June release for the iPhone 4G, we’ve heard it could be at WWDC or in mid June. These dates sound reasonable especially when you consider that the iPhone 4Gs was announced on June 8th last year and went on sale 11 days later.
However a financial analyst; Doug Reid of Thomas Weisel Partners wants to make us wait a bit longer and doesn’t think that the iPhone 4G will go on sale until July
He doesn’t give any reasoning for this time frame and he also says that he doesn’t expect Apple to announce any additional wireless service providers for the iPhone in the US at WWDC. Oh when will we ever find out about the fate of the iPhone on Verizon?
Another analyst, Brian Marshall said that the next gen iPhone coupled with the iPad could completely wipe out the need for the iPod media players altogether.
If your looking for more information as to when the iPhone 4G will be released, see our list of evidence here
What do you think, when will the iPhone 4G be released? And do you think it could wipe out the iPod media players?
Let us know in the comments
Source:
PC World
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However a financial analyst; Doug Reid of Thomas Weisel Partners wants to make us wait a bit longer and doesn’t think that the iPhone 4G will go on sale until July
He doesn’t give any reasoning for this time frame and he also says that he doesn’t expect Apple to announce any additional wireless service providers for the iPhone in the US at WWDC. Oh when will we ever find out about the fate of the iPhone on Verizon?
Another analyst, Brian Marshall said that the next gen iPhone coupled with the iPad could completely wipe out the need for the iPod media players altogether.
If your looking for more information as to when the iPhone 4G will be released, see our list of evidence here
What do you think, when will the iPhone 4G be released? And do you think it could wipe out the iPod media players?
Let us know in the comments
Source:
PC World
Free iPhone 4G Free iPhone 3Gs
Free iPhone
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