Will iPhone 3G be a “two-chamber”?

Today, information has appeared that slightly lifts the veil of secrecy around the “hotly anticipated” iPhone 3G. Created an information about the occasion was a well-known person on the web - Kevin Rose, who is the founder of the cult Digg.com. But Kevin is also known as a connoisseur of "family affairs of Apple." Having his “trailed Cossacks” inside Apple, he often divines new models and their characteristics. And now, Kevin took the old and told us that the coming day was preparing us.


In one of the fragments of the weekly “Diggnation” podcast Rose brewed beer and told its listeners about Apple’s plans to endow the new 3G iPhone model with video-conferencing or video chat. To do this, iPhone will be equipped with two cameras, placed “back to back” - one on the front of the device under a transparent touchscreen, and the other on the other side of the device as in the models available today.

According to Kevin Rose In tandem with the mobile version of iChat, the front-placed camera will pave the way for video calls and conferences via high-speed 3G networks with both iChat users on the computer and second-generation iPhone owners.
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It is worth noting that, like many professional fortune-tellers, Kevin is not always accurate in his predictions. For example, even before the release of the iPhone, the founder Digga predicted that the phone would have a sliding keyboard, two separate battery compartments, and would work in both CDMA and GSM networks. As we know, these guesses were not justified. All the same, Apple knows how to carefully conceal the truth, which made several versions of the iPhone to deceive spies of all stripes.

via Blog Makovod