A Chinese-language blog UMPCFeaver posted pictures recently that it claims are the first ever photos from a functioning next-generation iPhone. The site translated through Google displays images of the iPhone OS 3.0 running some of the rumoured new iPhone features, though this post on the site has since been removed.
According to the report, the new iPhone contains an auto-focusing camera that uses an on-screen square that can be moved around with a combination of taps and dragging to choose the object to focus on. The rumoured digital compass and its software is shown as well. Other features in the iPhone OS 3.0 that had been demoed on the site include MMS — supporting video and photos, copy and paste, the Voice Recorder app, etc.
The credibility of this group is unknown, but the features shown on the site have already been demoed by Apple and is consistent with rumours circulating around the internet about the next-generation iPhone and iPhone OS 3.0.
So what do you think? Is this the next iPhone and its new software? Let us know in the comments.
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Digital Compass
Exactly what every iPhone user needs from when they get lost in those tricky inner-city bars.
(Credit: UMPCFever)
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Auto-Focus
Apparently, the iPhone will feature a touch-activated auto-focus square, just touch the part of the shot that you want in focus.
(Credit: UMPCFever)
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I can see clearly now the grain has gone
This isn't a new odometer app for the iPhone, but a picture taken using auto-focus.
(Credit: UMPCFever)
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Task Manager?
It seems hard to imagine that Apple would let us see, let alone control a list of active tasks on the iPhone. Look closely and you'll see the new percentage battery level indicator.
(Credit: UMPCFever)
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