On Tuesday, Apple Inc. increased the storage capacity of both the iPhone and the iPod Touch. The iPhone is now available in a 16-gigabyte version, which is double the size of the largest previous version which was 8-gigabytes (GB). The iPod Touch is now available in a 32-gigabyte model, which doubles the old 16-GB version.
The 32GB iPod Touch will retail for $499.00 USD, which is $100 more than the 16GB model. The new 16GB iPhone will retail for $499 USD, $100 more than the 8GB model. Apple did not release any new versions of the iPhone featuring 3G technology, which would allow for faster data transer over wireless networks. At this point, Apple and Rogers Wireless of Canada have still yet to come to an agreement regarding selling the iPhone in Canada.
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February 13th, 2008 at 1:21 pm
I am glad you can get double the memory for only $100 more on each device but I wish solid state memory was slightly cheaper.