Rumoured iPhone = Motorola V635?

Mobiletracker.net throws out the idea that the rumoured iPhone may be none other than the anticipated Motorola V635.

The phone hasn’t yet been officially announced, but last month the FCC approved an update to the popular V600. One of the included features is a memory slot that will hold 128MB of TransFlash memory, giving users about two hours of music for $30.

If this is true, it could explain why Apple is gobbling up flash memory from Toshiba. Or maybe we’re all in for a huge treat when Steve Jobs announces both the iPhone *and* the flash-based iPod?

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i don't think this has anything to do with Apple buying flash memory from Toshiba. this phone uses Transflash, which i believe is a format created by SanDisk. and according to a press release, SanDisk uses their own NAND MLC flash memory and controller, so i don't think they would switch to Toshiba-made flash NAND chips (if that's even technically possible). and if they did, why would Apple buy the chips? i wouldn't think Apple would be making their own Transflash cards, or sending the chips to SanDisk...? it just doesn't make sense. ahhh...but i guess we'll find out a lot more next week, won't we?

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