“Apple’s latest Photo Stream beta has an interesting icon that seems to look like the rumored iPhone 5s with extended screen and elongated home button (we count 4 pixels by 2 pixels),” Seth Weintraub reports for 9to5Mac.
Photos and screenshots the full article here.
[Thanks to MacDailyNews Reader “Lynn Weiler” for the heads up.]
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> that seems to look like the rumored iPhone 5s with extended screen
Or it could be the same screen with the rest of the iPhone made “tighter” around it. 🙂
Oh look, I was drinking tea the other day and drained my cup leaving a couple of tea leaves behind. One of them looked like the shape of the iPhone 5 with a 4.3″ screen. I hope that’s true because I want a larger iPhone screen.
Shut up idiot!
Ballmer’s left nut:
Wednesday, August 24, 2011 – 11:59 pm
So I take it that Jobs has resigned as CEO of Apple to take up the reins of running things back in Syria as its next dictator after Assad.
He’s baaacck!!!
Please let it be so. The screen needs to be at least 4 inches. I hope they didn’t just trim the border to make it look bigger.
If they made the iPhone smaller, it was to make the iPhone smaller, not to make the screen “look bigger.”
The article compares icon image to big “mockup” image, which is obviously different from the icon. Lets see what Apple will actually produce.
Wednesday, August 31, 2011 at 7:07 pm
So…this is just a general comment….and I love apple products (have them all in volume)…but why is this website and others like it so emotionally vested in apple products? I mean you like them and buy them…or you don’t…the fanboys act like apple’s success is a proxy on their own self-worth. Whatever…
Because when you have interest in something, it is fun to discuss that interest with others who have the same interest.
Why are there sports fans with avid affinity to a particular pro team or college, and TV commentators who drone on and on about trivial details? It’s just a game…
The same could be said about politics and religion and pop stars…