Apple Erects ‘Let’s Talk iPhone’ Media Event Banner at Cupertino Campus

Gary Ng
15 years ago

Tuesday is coming fast and furious, and it appears Apple has prepped its campus auditorium by erecting a banner that reads ‘Let’s talk iPhone’.

The event is set to announce new iPhones, which, at this point in time is rumoured to be a cheaper iPhone 4, and an upgraded iPhone 4S with a new voice navigation system called ‘Assistant’.

[via 9to5Mac]

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Nilsej
Nilsej
15 years ago

My doubt of getting Iphone 5( total new design Iphone) this fall get bigger and bigger as Apple can not release The most awaited phone like this.

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Reply to  Nilsej
15 years ago

Huh?  Speak English!

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Frankie
Frankie
15 years ago

I hope they don’t call the next gen iPhone “4S”. The name 4S is wrong all together. iPhone 5 makes sense but calling the fifth gen iPhone 4S is totally unApple like. 3G ans 3GS refarred to the communication type and made sense, but 4S? I hope they’re smart enough to name it correctly.

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Frankie
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15 years ago

Sorry for the typos guys. Using a small keyboard.

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Rishi
Rishi
15 years ago

I’m sure it’s been said elsewhere but my guess is the “let’s talk iPhone” is a veiled reference to the voice assistant that will literally have you talking to your iPhone.

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