The Next Generation iPhone Spotted Online in San Francisco

Saturday, November 28, 2009

Concept art for the 4G iPhone

It appears someone has been testing an unreleased next gen iPhone in San Francisco. The new iPhone was caught using the iBart app.

iBart is a mass transit application for the BART rail system in the San Francisco Bay area. iBart developers, using analytics software on their app, was able to detect a new iDevice that identifies itself as “iPhone 3,1.”

Apple’s newest generation iPhone, the 3GS, identifies itself as “iPhone2,1. Thus it is safe to assume that “iPhone 3,1″ refers to the 4th generation iPhone.
But don’t get your hopes up for an early next generation iPhone release though. Last November in 2008, the 3GS model was also spotted online. It was launched during the summer of 2009.

For now, we could only envy that person who gets to test the next generation iPhone while we count the days until the 4G iPhone is launched.

This is a post by the App Machine