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Are you tempted유혹 by this Apple? The new iPhone let you talk face to face. From CBS News world headquarters in New York, this is the CBS Evening News. There’s a war going on in the world of smart phones. John Blackstone tells us the latest salvo기습공격 came today as Apple launched its newest iPhone.
Steve Jobs loves a surprise, but the surprise he had planned for today unveiling the latest iphone almost got spoiled망치다. A couple of months ago, a blogger, a writer for attack website, got his hands on a prototype. “Hey, I’m Jason Chan. This is the new iPhone.” Turns out an Apple engineer left the phone behind in a bar. Police broke down Jason Chan’s door searching for evidence of theft. But for all the secrets Chan discovered, Job still had some surprises. “Hey, Johnny? How’re you doing?”
This is one feature of the new iPhone that the blogger who got his hands on the lost prototype didn’t discover its video calling. I’m actually making a phone call to Eric here with what Apple calls Face Time. “you know, this is amazing”The iPhone 4 available June 24th at $200 and $300
also shoots high definition video and displays a significantly sharper image. But a couple of things may not make users happy. Next month, the Apple will start selling ads that will run in iPhone apps. And AT&T, the only carrier for the iPhone, is dropping its unlimited data plans possibly leading to bigger bills. And Steve Jobs always eager to control showed once again today he prefers to do things his way. John Blackstone, CBS News, San Fransisco.
Remodel. Steve Jobs shows off the new iPhone. From ABC News, this is ABC World News with Diane Sawyer. And Apple CEO Steve Jobs unveiled the new iPhone today, but not everything went exactly as planned. Neal Kalenski was there. Three years after reinventing the cell phone with the first iPhone, Apple Chief Steve Jobs did his best to raise the bar once again with what he calls iPhone 4.
It’s a little bit heavier and it’s thinner. But in addition to having a better camera, a flash and an HD video camera, the thing that really has everyone talking here is the face-to-face phone calls.
But even Jobs himself isn’t immune to the problems that plagued the rest of us. “Well, gees, I don’t like this.” On stage, he was forced to stop his demo because the Wi-Fi network was overloaded. “We’re having a little problem here.” The new iPhone faces Google powered Android phones which are gaining market share already. A battle, Jobs, is taking head on as he always does by innovating in ways no one else can match, so far. Neal Kalenski, ABC News, San Francisco.