Apple plots two iPhones

One for each ear

By Nick Farrell

Wed Nov 22 2006, 08:17

A WALL STREET analyst claimed Apple has two iPhones on the drawing board.

According to Fox News, Shaw Wu, an analyst with American Technology Research said that although it has been known that Apple will launch an iPhone fairly soon, he thinks there will be two different types.

The second iPhone will have instant messaging capabilities and will work with its iTunes software.

He claims this will improve the use of the iChat feature on Macs and give punters instant messaging capabilities. Wu claims it will be called the 'iChat mobile' and will look like the iPod Nano.

So says Fox News . µ

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