Isaiah's Tech

Over the weekend, we've found out that Apple seems to be doing testing for the next iPhone (4th-generation). This isn't surprising since it's around the same time last year where they were testing what we now know as the iPhone 3GS. This new iPhone was using the iBART app which has to do with the San Francisco train system, and the ID appears to be iPhone 3,1. This would signal that it'll be a significant upgrade over the current iPhone (ID iPhone 2,1). There is speculation right now that the next iPhone will have a dual-core processor from PA Semi; Apple bought them in 2007.

Apple has just confirmed that the event they are holding on September 9th has to do with an iPod refresh. They are now sending out invitations for the said event and it will take place "at the Yerba Buena Center for the Arts Theater in San Francisco." Look our for the new [possibly] 3.2MP cameras and let's see what else Apple has in store for us.

[Beta News, TUAW]

Back in February, we heard that the Samsung Blue Earth was on the way, but we didn't know when. At a San Francisco event, Samsung mentioned that the Blue Earth will be available in October of this year. If you're interested in this eco-friendly phone, check out this link for it's "green" features.

[Engadget Mobile]

In San Francisco on September 10th, it looks like Motorola is holding an event for Android. So, this could be when we see the official unveiling of the Motorola Morrison and the more exciting Sholes. If we're lucky enough, we might even see a new Android device from them as well.

[Engadget Mobile]