Report suggests next iPhone to support GSM and CDMA
23 Aug, 2011, 12:16 pm IST | by
Aaron Almeida
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Although speculative all this while, some substantiating evidence indicating that the next iPhone would be a world phone has now surfaced. The next generation of the iPhone from Apple is said to have dual-mode capability allowing it to use both CDMA, as well as GSM SIM cards. According to a report by tech website TechCrunch, a developer who makes popular apps for iOS has offered proof that the next smartphone from Apple would have this feature.
iPhone 5 to have dual -mode GSM and CDMA support?
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Tags: Apple iPhone , GSM , CDMA , dual-mode , SIM , GSMA and CDMA support , iOS 5 , rumour , iPhone 5 , Apple , iPhone , next generation iPhone , SIM cards
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