Filed under: Handsets, Apple
While analysts have been speculating that Apple may unleash a smaller (and cheaper) handset in the not too distant future in order to grab a sect of market share not interested in the relatively pricey iPhone, the rumors are seeming to gain traction. According to Kevin Chang, a JP Morgan analyst based in Taiwan, Apple is actually looking to “launch a cheaper version of the iPhone in the fourth quarter that could be based on its iPod nano music player.” The report
cited anonymous sources “in the supply channel” and plus referenced the now-famed patent that suggests such a device could be materializing. Still, we’d highly recommend taking all of that in with a healthy heap of salt for the instance being, but don’t be incredibly shocked whether your next
iPod nano unexpectedly rings while you’re stereotypically browsing through
Gorillaz tracks.
[Thanks, Matt]
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Original post by Darren Murph
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