32GB iPhone confirmed?
As time passes, Apple's attempts to keep quiet about upcoming iPhone models are failing. Now, a post on iClarified, AT&T Accidentally Confirms 32GB iPhone?, appears to confirm rumors about a 32GB iPhone.
According to the post, iClarified "received information from an anonymous tipster directing them to the AT&T BlackBerry Trade Up site, where AT&T customers can trade in their specific cell phones to upgrade to a BlackBerry."
Customers visiting the site can select the phone they want to trade in, the BlackBerry model they want to upgrade to, and are then told how much money will be applied toward that new phone.
The product selection drop-down menu is telling, since it reveals a 32GB iPhone model listed at the bottom of the list of iPhone models. The site also calculates the value of the 32GB iPhone at $355 toward a new BlackBerry. In comparison, a 16GB iPhone is valued at $205.
Also consider that this isn't the first rumor of a 32GB iPhone--we reported about it here, and T-Mobile in Austria briefly listed a 32GB iPhone model as "coming soon" before pulling down the post.
We probably won't know for sure until WWDC in June, but since this isn't the first time we've heard this 32GB iPhone rumor and because the capacity jump is a logical path for iPhone hardware, we think the 32GB iPhone will be available this summer. Do you? Leave your own guesses in the comments.

My iPhone now stays charged after a full days worth of business calls while having bluetooth and wifi enabled compared to MAYBE 5 hours before?
It's not that the battery is crappy, when you're phoning home every 10 or seconds.. you're bound to kill the battery
Nokia N97 , Samsung Omnia , Palm Pre and HTC Touch Pro 2 have far better features
it is emerging that the Iphone is a gimmiky gadget and not a high performance smart phone
Apple needs to work on the software and hardware functionality as also options
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by scifidaddyo
May 27, 2009 9:08 AM PDT
- This is silly. why can't a device come out with 4 SD card slots instead of dedicated memory. i could then load 2 cards with music, 1 with video and the other with photos. when i want more music, i just replace the photo card with another music card. much more flexible and expandable as SD cards are hitting the 16 GB range.
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