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Otterbox Case Box Seems to Out iPhone 4S
Tangible, physical evidence seems to have emerged of the iPhone 4S, which has been rumored for months.It looks A series of images posted on Twitter show Otterbox Commuter cases that have arrived at AT&T stores. The boxes on these cases clearly have iPhone 4S on them.
Otterbox is a major case manufacturer, as most smartphone owners probably know, and seemingly wouldn't make a mistake such as putting iPhone 4S on a box when they meant iPhone 4.
The first images showed only the back of the cases and the case boxes. Since then, the Twitter images were posted to img.ly, and clearly show the 4S text on the front side of the case box.
Notably, the photos of the back of Speck and Otterbox cases appear similar to existing case for the iPhone 4, which, as those who recall the non-changed-at-all-on-the-outside iPhone 3GS (as opposed to the earlier iPhone 3G), makes sense. One crucial difference noted was larger cutouts where an iPhone's camera and flash would normally be positioned.
October 4, though still officially unannounced as the launch event of the iPhone 5 / 4S / both, is still looking good as the day of the announcement. Obviously, for iDevice fans, it can't come fast enough.
Otterbox is a major case manufacturer, as most smartphone owners probably know, and seemingly wouldn't make a mistake such as putting iPhone 4S on a box when they meant iPhone 4.
The first images showed only the back of the cases and the case boxes. Since then, the Twitter images were posted to img.ly, and clearly show the 4S text on the front side of the case box.
Notably, the photos of the back of Speck and Otterbox cases appear similar to existing case for the iPhone 4, which, as those who recall the non-changed-at-all-on-the-outside iPhone 3GS (as opposed to the earlier iPhone 3G), makes sense. One crucial difference noted was larger cutouts where an iPhone's camera and flash would normally be positioned.
October 4, though still officially unannounced as the launch event of the iPhone 5 / 4S / both, is still looking good as the day of the announcement. Obviously, for iDevice fans, it can't come fast enough.
