Is the scaled down, less expensive iPhone Nano for real?

The rumor mill is churning out reports of an iPhone-like machine from Apple that is scaled-down and costs less the iPhone. By storing all its data online, the gadget might be just half the dimensions of standard iPhones. Android has built sector share with a significant price advantage that could be erased by such a product as the iPhone Nano. Millions of individuals would not have to take out a pay day loan to buy this smartphone.

Picking Apple's iPhone Nano or the Android

For a few years, there have been rumors of a small and cheap iPhone from Apple. It’s possible the iPhone Nano might really show up now, states analysts. This is because Apply is letting several connected devices intertwine with its brand name now. The iPhone market has reached near-saturation, and Apple is reportedly getting ready to compete with Android head to head. Apple's next moving is being called the iPhone Nano. It is not likely what the name of the machine will actually be though. Apple is anticipated to protect the prestigious iPhone brand by introducing an application-specific product such as music and messaging device that makes phone calls.

iPhone Nano will have MobileMe accessible on it

Part of the Apple iPhone Nano phone could have to involve a change in storage. It will likely contain the MobileMe cloud storage. The cloud is where iPhone users can store information managed with the iPhone or computer. MobileMe allows this to take place. A MobileMe subscription currently costs $99 a year. Apple could make MobileMe a free service that would give iPhone Nano users a personal storage unit for photos, music and videos. Memory wouldn't be needed with the MobileMe cloud storage. The possible "iPod phone" could take place too with the MobileMe being a new online music service that Apple is attempting to develop

Apple’s next smartphone innovation

The release of the iPhone Nano is expected to be in June. This is because this is when Apple normally releases the iPhone yearly. Analysts expect the machine to cost about $200, which would allow carriers to subsidize it to the point of being free. Most innovations in smartphones were pioneered by Apple. That is until now anyway. The point in innovations can be more about cost reduction now. That is what is anticipated. Rumors of a less expensive iPhone-like machine from Apple have put other mobile phone manufacturers on notice.

Citations

Wall Street Journal

online.wsj.com/article/SB10001424052748704657104576142262842435544.html#ixzz1DrugJhp0

Computerworld

blogs.computerworld.com/17806/iphone_nano_a_no_no_everything_you_need_to_know?source=rss_blogs

ADNet

zdnet.com/blog/igeneration/iphone-nano-could-swamp-the-mobile-market-kill-off-rivals/8232