Update as on January 2nd 2010 – iPhone 4G will have 802.11 n WiFi & Better Bluetooth Support According to Gizmodo, it looks like iPhone 4G might have built in support for 802.11n WiFi. This news comes from a recent job posting on Apple for a WiFi Software Engineer.
The required experience, stated in the job description includes:
* Driver/firmware development on embedded platforms
* Implementation of 802.11 a/b/g/n & related specifications.
* 802.11i/802.1x Security protocols
* Good understanding of wireless RF technologies & co-existence issues of 802.11 PHYs with other Wireless interfaces like Bluetooth.
Current iPhone 3GS does have better support for WiFi and Bluetooth, however, Bluetooth is only limited to iPhone to iPhone. We hope to see Apple implementing iPhone to PC/Mac/Linux and vice versa support in iPhone 4G, since it would definitely make transferring files and music that much more easier.
Rumours are active all over the Internet On this New Years’ Eve that Apple is all set to launch the 4th Generation iPhone on June 28, 2010.
It is reported that the new device will have a 5-megapixel camera and contribute to the 40-45 million iPhones that Apple plans to sell in 2010.
According to channel insiders, the new device aka “iPhone 4,” tells them upon what operating systems their mobile apps are running. According to the event calendar San Francisco’s Moscone Center, Apple has booked the premises for a “Corporate Event” for June 28 through July 2.
It is assumed that the date will be fixed for the iPhone 4’s launch.
According to sources, the manufacturer of the 3.2-megapixel camera in the iPhone 3GS has secured orders from Apple for 40 to 45 million 5-megapixel cameras for the next-gen iPhone model.
It seems that the device will be available by the second half of 2010. Recently, it has been rumored that the company will unveil its Tablet PC in January, 2010.
Read More About iPhone 4G Rumour Here – Courtesy Google News