WWDC '09

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Tickets for WWDC, eh :p Maybe if you have a couple thousand dollars to spare... and know somebody willing to sell them :D

Holy ****, it is ****ing expensive been an Apple developer company :blink: Apple sucks the balls of each company developing apple or iphone softwares

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I was dying for an iphone until i got my touch, That quenched the thirst for a bit....

here's what i like to realistically see in the new iphone:

Faster processor - The 2nd gen touch has the fastest processor so far, i wouldnt downgrade from it.

way better battery life - 20% better or so at least

autofocus on camera

lighter/ thinner - compared to the touch, the iphone is a brick

support for headphones with mic built in (like the ones on the new shuffle) - i have that for my touch and works great.

wireless syncing

The processor and battery are a must, all others would be nice to have :)

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I was dying for an iphone until i got my touch, That quenched the thirst for a bit....

here's what i like to realistically see in the new iphone:

Faster processor - The 2nd gen touch has the fastest processor so far, i wouldnt downgrade from it.

way better battery life - 20% better or so at least

autofocus on camera

lighter/ thinner - compared to the touch, the iphone is a brick

support for headphones with mic built in (like the ones on the new shuffle) - i have that for my touch and works great.

wireless syncing

The processor and battery are a must, all others would be nice to have :)

I think the new iPod already support built-in mic headsets

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Yeah, Default headphones for iPhone have a mic with them i think

do they also include the remote? the one for volume and track playback control, with that i never need to take my touch out, click the screen lock button, slide to unlock and then change tracks. Just one click will do the job.

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