Apple reveals iPhone 4S, new iPods (photos)
by Andy Smith | October 4, 2011 12:54pm PDT | Image 1 of 14
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Apple's iPhone event was about the iPhone but not the iPhone 5 as had been heavily anticipated. Instead, Apple revealed a significant update to the iPhone 4 called Apple 4S. According to Larry Dignan, the most significant upgrade is the price: Now $199 for the iPhone 4S, $99 for the iPhone 4 and free for the iPhone 3GS.
Here's a quick look at the newest version of Apple's iPhone. And later in the gallery, we'll look at the new iPod lineup.
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I think this is a big letdown for those waiting for the iPhone 5. Apple really messed up with this one, I won???t upgrade to this refurbished iPhone 4. So it???s faster, fast is relative to the network. These days it???s all about the aesthetics, and while I like the look and feel of the 4 models, I don???t think it???s worth the price just to have the faster model or the newest model, just my opinion.
And BTW it's not such a great design. The metallic frame is horrible and it's not comfortable when you hold it...
ermm.. how is this a significant upgrade. And it looks exactly the same as the iPhone4, so where did the 'better looking' comment come from?
It looks exactly the same, clearly ZDNet should change their name to iZDNet. Nice Dual core processor Apple, I wonder who makes it?
For you folks that are saying it's not a significant upgrade need to watch the keynote and then come back and try to say the same thing. I thought it wasn't anything until I watched the keynote. now I want want.
@Keonidas - I did watch the keynote, and still can't see anything remotely brilliant about this phone. I'm curious to know what you like about the iP4S over the iP4?
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National Football League Current season or competition:
2011 NFL season
National Football League 2008.svg
Sport American Football
Founded August 20, 1920, in Canton, Ohio
Commissioner Roger Goodell
Inaugural season 1920
No. of teams 32
Country(ies) United States
Most recent champion(s) Green Bay Packers (13th title)
Most titles Green Bay Packers (13 titles)
TV partner(s) CBS
Fox
NBC
ESPN
NFL Network
Official website NFL.com
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