
Markets and analysts expect Apple this morning, Monday, the fourth generation iPhone mobile phone, but with many details already known and the full field of competitors giant technology will strive to surprise.
Apple begins on Monday’s Worldwide Developers Conference, WWDC, to be held in San Francisco until 11 June.
As usual, the company has developed what ads will be made during the conference, but Apple has already benefited from the latest editions of the event to showcase the iPhone 3G, in June 2008 - and a year later iPhone3GS, so it is expected that the same will happen this year.
In addition, Wal-Mart announced last week that would reduce the price of the 16GB 3G iPhone up to U.S. $ 97, compared with $ 198 it costs now, which is interpreted as an attempt to get rid of stock before the arrival of a new model.
Steve Jobs himself, CEO and co -founder of Apple, open the WWDC on Monday with a speech, when he quite possibly is this the new phone.
But if the product is known, nor is expecting big news about the details and Jobs will have to make enough to surprise the markets.
Unless changes are made in the fourth generation revolutionaries, iPhone is a mobile phone well known that four years on the market and it is already in the pockets of millions of people around the world.
Experts expect the fourth version incorporates some new features like front camera - enabling services such as Skype video conferencing, or more capacity and battery life, there are welcome developments but does not involve any radical change in the unit.
Apple will also announce, possibly introducing multifunctional in the phone to simultaneous tasks, something that has been demanded by many users.
The possible appearance of phone and internet also known alleged have circulated photos of the device after an Apple employee allegedly forgot a prototype in a bar in Silicon Valley and it would end up in the hands of the press.
The sensation caused by the arrival of the first iPhone also can not repeated. In 2007, Apple revolutionized the industry and set the tone for the area of smart phones but since then, the company faces an ever-increasing competition, especially from phones with Google Android software.
Some analysts have suggested that Jobs might have anyway an ace up its sleeve in the form of access service network music.
In late 2009, Apple acquired the firm Lala.com, which allowed users to listen to music online from any phone or computer if they had previously purchased and downloaded the song on your computer.
Lala.com was working on an application for the iPhone but Apple canceled the services of the company following the acquisition and is believed to be working with her to somehow merge its technology with that of iTunes, Apple’s online store.