Re:Apple accidentally leaks new iPhone name and tech.
by bryanlarsen on Wednesday September 12, 2012 @12:48PM
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We didn't already know that. In fact, I would have been willing to bet that the new iPhone would have been called just iPhone in the same fashion as the new iPad. I thought that the "5" shadow in the announcement was a red herring.
Re:Apple accidentally leaks new iPhone name and tech.
by jonknee on Wednesday September 12, 2012 @12:47PM
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Yawn. They've also leaked thousands of parts. There are already knock off phones for sale that will look exactly like the one they're about to reveal. Global product launches involving over a million people don't happen in total secrecy.
Re:Apple accidentally leaks new iPhone name and tech.
by automagical on Wednesday September 12, 2012 @12:26PM
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I understand the hype before a new iphone launch, but this article is the type that i wish could be blasted off the front page. Totally devoid of any useful info.
Re:Apple accidentally leaks new iPhone name and tech.
by cube13 on Wednesday September 12, 2012 @12:31PM
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The iPod touch post was for the release of the 4th gen Retina Touch. That was released in September 2010.
More importantly, none of these "leaks" are surprises. They've either been confirmed by Apple(the 5 in the announcement), or are for devices that are overdue for a new version-the newest iPod Touch and Nano models were originally released in 2010.
Re:Apple accidentally leaks new iPhone name and tech.
by bstahlhood on Wednesday September 12, 2012 @12:41PM
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The date in the URLs is for today. Yeah, it's no big surprises on the names and updates. Just thought it was funny that Apple's search indexes on their site provided links to draft status posts.
It's like every tech reporter is waiting for any news about anything apple.
"OMG the lead developer just farted out (in morse code) the new colors of the new phone!" - and then write a 500 word piece on the subject.
More importantly, none of these "leaks" are surprises. They've either been confirmed by Apple(the 5 in the announcement), or are for devices that are overdue for a new version-the newest iPod Touch and Nano models were originally released in 2010.
Genius!