Apple Unveils New iPhone, iPods: Yes, It's Called the iPhone 5

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  • Kami3k
    "Even those who have sworn allegiance to the Android Army still take interest in whatever the next iPhone has to offer -- it's good to know what the other guy is up to."

    Not the reason though, but hey I expect this disconnect from THG.
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  • DroKing
    *snore*... wait... what was just announced?
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  • lahawzel
    What's with these people commenting before any info is actually released? :|

    EDIT> "iPad is 91% of all tablet web traffic! citation needed] Tim says 'I don't know what these other tablets are doing! They must be in warehouses or store shelves or maybe in peoples' bottom drawer.'"

    Oh I don't know, maybe because my tablet browser (and just about all the other android tablets) looks like a desktop browser to websites because of the User Agent.
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  • mobrocket
    do we expect anything new that isnt already done by another manf already
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  • I'll buy one.
    Just to throw it into the trash.

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  • whiteodian
    ulgerI'll buy one.Just to throw it into the trash.Apple could care less. By buying it, you are giving them money. Think before you speak.
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  • fuzznarf
    I'll buy one. But only because my 3GS is old. And being a software developer, writing IOS apps is faster, more standardized, and more lucrative than Andriod apps unfortunately.
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  • chuckydb
    What a weird resolution...
    Old apps will have black bars..... wut????
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  • omnimodis78
    fuzznarfI'll buy one. But only because my 3GS is old. And being a software developer, writing IOS apps is faster, more standardized, and more lucrative than Andriod apps unfortunately.I don't think your perspective (or understanding) of the Android apps being less lucrative holds up. Maybe 2 years ago, but not today. Maybe you should re-evaluate your position on this.
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  • igot1forya
    91% of all tablet web traffic is from iPad.
    I wonder how they arrive at that percentage. No doubt that it is a large number for iPad, but my tablet for example, runs the user agent to render as a Desktop. I like the full internet experience and not the limited experience that a lot of website force you to have. I'm sure those numbers a skewed a bit.
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