Telstra has revealed the addition of almost one million new mobile services in the six months to December 2011, but Sensis revenues plummeted 24 percent in 12 months.
Kevin Rose, founder of content aggregator Digg, knows about the iPhone, he's leaked a lot in a podcast which is up on YouTube, and he's nervous about Apple retribution. Rose says there will be two flash RAM iPhone models, 4GB (US$249) and 8GB (US$449), they'll have two batteries, they'll be very small, they'll have a slide out keyboard and they'll be compatible with all the main cellular technologies.
In a video version of the Diggnation podcast with
cohort Alex Albrecht, which is posted on Engadget, both hosts are
talking between swigs of alcohol, and Rose appears half drunk and very
nervous about what he is allowed to say. The impression given is that
Rose has been given the green light by someone at Apple to say that the
iPhone exists but not to give too much detail.
When pressed by Albrecht, Rose leaks the above details but often pauses
nervously to ponder whether he should send an instant message on his
laptop to his contact to verify whether he's allowed to release certain
information.
Rose admits that he hasn't seen the operating system but promises that it will be "very cool" and that we will like it.
The Diggnation podcast, which is the latest in a series of leaks about
the iPhone, seems to indicate that there may well be a cleverly
orchestrated campaign by Apple underway to build tension in the
marketplace about the arrival of the new combination music player and
phone.
There have been stories about patent filings and orders placed with
Taiwanese iPod manufacturer Foxconn. However, the Diggnation podcast is
the first evidence of a high profile media person confirming that the
Apple device exists, while imparting considerable detail.
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