Smaller iPhones a Myth?

Gizmos

Updated Apr. 24, 2017 4:35PM EDT / Published Feb. 18, 2011 1:32AM EST

The New York Times says, contrary to reports in Bloomberg and The Wall Street Journal, Apple is not working on a smaller model iPhone. A smaller iPhone would be just as expensive to build and it would require many software developers to rewrite their apps. The company is wrapping up the next-generation iPhone, which will be similar to the iPhone 4. The new phone will feature new voice commands to make it easier to operate. Also, Apple is considering switching to cheaper components to bring the price down. The New York Times also confirms reports that Apple will make its MobileMe cloud service free. This will allow users to store photos, videos, and music on an online server rather than directly on their devices.

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Smaller iPhones a Myth?