Three changes Apple could do to make iPhone Air 2 a hit
With iPhone Air 2 rumored to be less than a year away, Apple could turn to better cooling or more cameras to make the ultra-thin phone even more popular than the original. Here's what's been rumored, and some other possibilities. iPhone Air is a great phone, but the second-generation could be even better Despite what some vocal online detractors say, iPhone Air has its fans. I'm certainly counted among them. Early reports said Apple's thinnest phone was a "failure" and that the second-generation was cancelled. Now that we're three-quarters of the way through the iPhone Air first-year release cycle, it's more evident that the phone isn't a "failure" and a second-generation model is coming. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums
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With iPhone Air 2 rumored to be less than a year away, Apple could turn to better cooling or more cameras to make the ultra-thin phone even more popular than the original. Here's what's been rumored, and some other possibilities. iPhone Air is a great phone, but the second-generation could be even better Despite what some vocal online detractors say, iPhone Air has its fans. I'm certainly counted among them. Early reports said Apple's thinnest phone was a "failure" and that the second-generation was cancelled. Now that we're three-quarters of the way through the iPhone Air first-year release cycle, it's more evident that the phone isn't a "failure" and a second-generation model is coming. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums
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With iPhone Air 2 rumored to be less than a year away, Apple could turn to better cooling or more cameras to make the ultra-thin phone even more popular than the original.
Here's what's been rumored, and some other possibilities.
iPhone Air is a great phone, but the second-generation could be even better Despite what some vocal online detractors say, iPhone Air has its fans.
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This page keeps Apple rumors separate from official updates, so readers can follow early reports without confusing them with confirmed announcements.