[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wg-gfF3Pryc[/youtube]
Those from Engadget they published a video clip in which they show us a white iPhone 4 terminal with a capacity of 64 GB, which appears to be iOS 5 and a very interesting expose system for displaying open applications in the background. What we see there can be very easily replicated using some tweaks from Cydia, but it can be largely true considering that it comes from some people who have so far presented prototypes of other Apple products. Of course, this device is also a prototype, but we don't know how valid what we see there is.
Interestingly, this prototype seems to be much faster than the current iPhone 4, it has integrated the ability to use Facebook, it has a new system for folders plus some applications used by Apple for testing its prototypes. What do you think, is it iPhone 5 or not?
UPDATED: A test application called Tough Fighter is installed in the iPhone, which was used by Apple in the past to demonstrate the capabilities of the terminal's accelerometer. The application is only available to Apple engineers and can now be used to test the terminal's new graphics processor, a processor also found in the A5 chip. The terminal has iOS 4 build 8A216 installed, but we are most likely talking about a numbering that Apple gives so that these prototypes cannot be "discovered" by the competition or zealous journalists.
Some say that the expose for multitasking would actually be multifl0w, but the interface is slightly different.
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-gSqtubjTis[/youtube]
