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Yes! According to Reuters. Will it suck? Yes, according to precedent. They are also going to be making…wait for it…a remote control application as well.
Yes, the iPhone already has some pretty good video and VoIP applications – in fact the only thing holding them back from being better is…um AT&T… AT&T currently only allows VoIP applications to work on WiFi. Video on Youtube is compressed over AT&T’s network. But by the end of the year, all of this will change:
At an event on Monday to showcase some recently developed technologies that are not yet being marketed, AT&T emphasized that in the future, consumers should be able to use their phones, computer and television in more interesting ways.
"We’re looking at the whole landscape, of what people use, and what’s out there in the home," said AT&T Chief Technology Officer John Donovan, adding that some of the services may be launched by the end of the year.
Amazing.
UPDATE: Woops, Apple is hiring game developers.
Maybe that third Touch OSX device that was spied wasn’t a 3G iPhone or a Tablet…maybe it was a gaming machine? Apple, last week, filed a trademark in relation to:
“hand-held units for playing electronic games; hand-held units for playing video games; stand alone video game machines; electronic games other than those adapted for use with television receivers only; LCD game machines; electronic educational game machines; toys, namely battery-powered computer games”
Apple’s next-gen iPhone is going to light a fire under the mobile TV market, with the potential to become the de facto standard for mobile TV among consumers. We know Sling will make an appearance at some point….but that isn’t all.
"The iPhone could become the mobile video delivery device of choice for many consumers, by providing a compelling mobile TV and video proposition before mobile broadcasting networks, such as DVB-H become widely available", said Analysys Mason analyst, Mark Heath, in a report titled, "iPhone Shows the Way for Mobile TV".
* Digital photo frame with speakers, Wi-Fi, iTunes support
* Small wireless-enabled Apple speakers
* A universal remote control
* Electronic wallet
* An Apple television with integrated Apple TV
* iTunes-savvy clock radio
* iPhone-controlled home automation systems
* HDMI-equipped Mac mini
* Video camera with built-in .Mac, YouTube, etc. support
* Something else (please comment)