Macrumors has received these photographs which could be those of the case of the next model of the iPhone.
Not a great change, even though the shiny finish is abandoned for a matte finish rather close to that of black Macbook that show so well the finger marks. There are nevertheless some differences in the internal format intended to receive the components if one compares it with that of the current 3G iPhone (photograph of the site
Rapidrepair)
One would have especially wished to see the upper part to know if Apple added a camera there to make Video conferences.
Fujitsu, NEC and Sony have
started to propose firmware updates for their products that are fitted with Seagate hard drives affected by the famous bug of the 320th write.
This relates to not only the computers of these manufacturers, but also the other apparatuses such as the Blu-ray recorders containing hard drives.
Even though we know that the majority of Time Capsule have Seagate hard drives, we do not know if Apple used them in other products, including the Mac, and if they hope in this case to propose an update that one can launch from Mac OS X.
Elpida Memory has announced that they have finalized the purchase of 3 of its smaller sized competitors, ProMos, Powerchip and Rexchip. The manufacturer now makes it to the second step of the podium behind Samsung.
On its side, Quimonda always hopes to find a way to escape compulsory liquidation but currently it is not simple to find a buyer.
The operation of fusion should continue in this sector until a new equilibrium is found.
