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- 06-27-2011 09:46 AM #1
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The NEW iPhone 4S Discussion
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And it won't be just one, but two phones
Diogen....Apple plans to release both an iPhone 5 and an iPhone 4S, which would be cheaper (around $350),
completely unlocked, and come with a pre-paid voice plan option, reports Forbes.
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Dont like the home button but the rest of it looks cool.
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I dont really like the home button either, but otherwise I think it looks SWEET.
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Need more information soon or im going to jump on a Galaxy S II, patience with my aging original Droid is gone.
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It would be cool if it was something like a carbon fiber backing that was super light weight but super durable...
I do not mind the new home button, it is worth it to have a huge screen.
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Proud Staff MemberI agree, that is a very nice looking device. The bigger screen more than makes up for the home button. And the black back is very nice. Time will tell.
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Proud Staff MemberI wonder if it got rid of the death grip?
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Hard to tell in the picture, but the back almost looks "rubberized".
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Which is a lot better then having glass on the back... Originally Posted by msmith198025 Scott
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I agree, it would be a good thing. Originally Posted by Scott Greczkowski www. sonicbabble.com The best non sat discussion on the net
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