Lumme. For once, there were lots of Apple rumours floating round the blogosphere that actually turned out to be true. Apple has doubled the memory of the iPhone to 16GB, although you’ll have to pay for the extra storage - the new model is set to cost £329 in the UK, compared to the 8GB model’s price of £269.
The move will be welcome news to anyone who’s been waiting to buy an iPhone, even if there’s no 3G in the new model. Coming less than three months after the 8GB version’s launch in the UK, though, it’s a bit of a slap in the teeth for early adopters.
Meanwhile, Apple has also doubled the storage in its top-spec iPod Touch to 32GB, with the new model also selling for £329. The Apple and O2 online stores in the UK aren’t showing the new iPhone yet, though, so keep your credit cards firmly in your wallets for now…
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