A leaked screenshot shows the juicy specs of iPhone 2009

13 May, 2009

A leaked screenshot recently showed more info about the updated hardware of the upcoming iPhone 2009 (to be announced this June, guys). That screenie backs up all the numerous speculations and rumors.

The iPhone 2009 is expected to be announced quite soon and according to the leaked info should have a 600MHz CPU (currently 400MHz), 256MB RAM (currently 128MB), 32GB internal memory (currently a maximum of 16GB), a 3.2 megapixel autofocus snapper, digital compass and FM radio.

Those specs definitely sound good although they are far from the best-of-class smartphones and we would have liked them to be even better.

Unfortunately, the rumors don't suggest any changes regarding the screen, battery or design.

Finally, the poster named Patapon200 mentions that Apple also have in store a 9.7-inch touchscreen tablet. It is expected to be announced later this year.

All that of course is just rumors, but in the past this particular forum was a trusted source of leaked information about Apple's stuff.

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  • Anonymous
  • 31 May 2009
  • ubH

seems like somebody still can't get the math right...(well, what else I can expect those from America in terms of math?) I'm referring to no phone network can handle 7 million phone calls at the same time "within a range of 40 sq mi (abt the siz...

  • Anonymous
  • 29 May 2009
  • vaQ

So what has your city's population got to do with the World Trade Center? I never said that your city is 3rd world, I only commented on your poor 3G coverage that could not accommodate the iphone 3G's data plan that would let you have internet acces...

  • Anonymous
  • 25 May 2009
  • Er2

You slashed on the city where I live...which has population of 7 million people, and you said my city is 3rd world because it can't accomodate 7 million calls AT THE SAME TIME. Suggest you go to your SBC or whatever company and ask them to see i...

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