Let's go through the naming convention for all the previous iPhone models.
1st gen: iPhone
- yup. Appropriately named
2nd gen: iPhone 3G
- Apple went for the mobile network protocol (i.e. 3G network) for this model. And so, there goes iPhone 2 into the bin.
3rd gen: iPhone 3GS
- it's a minor bump-up in terms of specs with no external visual differences. Yes, appropriately named here as well.
4th gen: iPhone 4
- Apple made a naming convention change and give a "model generation" number to it as the 4G network is still not supported. Logical.
5th gen: iPhone 4S
- Well, this should have the iPhone 5 that many were anticipating. But, just like the iPhone 3GS, Apple classified this as a bump-up not in the external visual department and appended an "S" to it.
Now we come to the next unreleased iPhone model, the 6th gen.
Exercise your "IQ Questions" skill here.
What comes next?
a) iPhone 5
b) iPhone 4G
c) iPhone 6
As mentioned in my title, I'm not betting on (a). As the next model is not the 5th model but the 6th.
If the next model supports 4G LTE, answer (b) looks likely.
But personally, I'm guessing it to be (c), iPhone 6!
Can't wait for the iPhone 6 release!
Can you?
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