Yesterday I wrote one article in which we detail some information obtained by the Wall Street Journal about the new iPhone mini but also about some changes related to the MobileMe service. During the night, the publication updated its article including some new information related exclusively about the new device. According to them, the new iPhone will be lighter than the current model, it will have a screen that will stretch from one edge to another of the case (edge to edge screen), it will have a touchscreen interface, a virtual keyboard and voice navigation. The only new elements refer to the positioning of the screen and the voice navigation system that will most likely be implemented in the Maps application.
The person who saw the prototype of the new iPhone said the device was significantly lighter than the iPhone 4 and had an edge-to-edge screen that could be manipulated by touch, as well as a virtual keyboard and voice-based navigation. The person said Apple, based in Cupertino, Calif., also plans to upgrade the iPhone 4.
The publication claims that the iPhone 4 terminal will also have a hardware upgrade, but here we are most likely referring to the iPhone 5 which will be released this summer. Apple has big plans, but it remains to be seen how it will manage to produce enough terminals to satisfy market demand. There is a chance that Apple will produce one terminal model in larger quantities to the detriment of the other, and probably these mini iPhones will be available in limited quantities at first.
