More iPhone Nano rumors

Posted in iPhone by Conner Flynn on December 30th, 2008

More iPhone Nano rumorsWhether there is any shred of truth to the iPhone Nano or not, it sure is stirring up some big rumors for such a small device. Adding to these rumors, case-maker Vaja today quietly added the category to its website. We’re not sure what to think. At this point, it’s a lot like the X-Files. The truth is out there. Somewhere.

Apple could produce a cheaper phone, but why? They could just as easily add another on the high-end. Yet, there it is on the site of a reputable accessory manufacturer with a brand new phone listed. Something seems to be afoot, but what?

What do you guys and gals think? Nano or nonsense?

[Macrumors]

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2 Comments to “More iPhone Nano rumors”
  1. joe Says:

    I think that it is not nonsense but, practical. I mean if the goal of apple is to get an iPhone in “everyone’s pocket” then this is the way to do it.

  2. Jony Says:

    I think that an iphone nano would be practicle if it was a phone like the popular Walkman phones. It should look like the iPod nano, but also have speekers, a camera, and physical dialing buttons.

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