2nd Generation iPhone:60G Memory&GPS?

Posted on May 10, 2008
Filed Under Apple, Mobile |

This generation iPhone is desighed by black plastic material,rounded edges more smooth,besides,supporting 3G network and adding A-GPS functionality, and the latest news,it will be built in 60G extraordinary capacity!some snapshots:

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