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Monday 9 June 2008
News.blog: 3G iPhone to sport RED?
Dan Farber
CNET News.com
CNET News.com
CrunchGear has a spread on what appears to be the new 3G iPhone. Matt Hickey wrote in CrunchGear:
"It's thinner than the current model, for sure, with a more MacBook Air-like bezeling. It's got stereo speakers on the back and what appears to be the same screen as the current generation. But the real news here isn't the Exchange support, but the front-facing camera for iChat AV."
Stay tuned to CNET.co.uk -- we'll have coverage from Apple's Worldwide Developer Conference and CEO Steve Jobs' unveiling of the new iPhone.
Based on 3G iPhone in the flesh? on CNET News
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