Those of you eagerly waiting to get your hands on the HTC Wildfire are in for a disappointment this Friday night. The HTC Wildfire was supposed to be released later this month, but it will be delayed till the end of next month, or maybe even till early August.
A Czech site has posted a few sample images taken with the iPhone 4. The site is currently down so I can’t get more pictures.
The site also reported an interesting fact about battery performance of the iPhone 4.
One note on battery life: one hour of playing games, surfing, using YouTube and pondering why Google Maps hasn’t really seen an update on the iPhone since the true extent of Android’s ambitions on the mobile space sucks up just 10 percent of battery life.
Hit View Post to see the images that I got my hands on.
A video preview of the Sony Ericsson Xperia X8. As you can see in the video, the X8 sits in somewhere between the X10 and X10 mini.
Keep in mind that this is a pre-release model, with both the hardware and software still being tuned before public release.
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Apple hasn’t actually told much about the technical specifications of the iPhone 4. We for instance don’t know the speed of the CPU, and until today we haven’t known the amount of RAM it carries. The 3G has 128MB, the 3GS has 256MB and the iPad has 256MB. Apple told at the WWDC to developers that the iPhone 4 will have 512MB RAM, and the image above is from WWDC to prove this. If you are a registered Apple developer, check out the WWDC video called ‘Session 147, Advanced Performance Optimization on iPhone OS, pt 2′.
The amount of RAM will ensure a snappy multi-tasking experience.
