Photo of 3 iPhones? VPN for iPhone?
9to5mac.com posted what looks like three iPhones with docks.
They flippantly say they aren't real, but have previously posted another image that appears to be a real live iPhone.
Also notable from the site is an earlier claim that the iPhone would have Quicklook for Word and Excel files as well as OSX-Level VPN. The Quicklook for Word and Excel was essentially confirmed with Apple's iPhone Video Tour. Regarding VPN, they said:
They flippantly say they aren't real, but have previously posted another image that appears to be a real live iPhone.
Also notable from the site is an earlier claim that the iPhone would have Quicklook for Word and Excel files as well as OSX-Level VPN. The Quicklook for Word and Excel was essentially confirmed with Apple's iPhone Video Tour. Regarding VPN, they said:
The iPhones will have the standard OSX VPN client when they ship next week. This will allow connecting to Macintosh and Windows VPN Servers on L2TP or PPTP over IPSEC. The client is very simple and will be set up from its own settings pane.
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61 months ago
Yeah, really fake, and the other photo was probably from a Apple iPhone test group?
61 months ago
Gimme. Gimme. Gimme.
(they are real they are just being snarky since everyone is going to say they are fake.)
(they are real they are just being snarky since everyone is going to say they are fake.)
61 months ago
I'm curious about the two-cable dock connector attached to the right-hand iPhone.
61 months ago
Is the hole on the right hand side of the dock for charging the headset? Me like!
61 months ago
What would you use the VPN for? Access to the company Intranet via Safari? Secure email without Exchange support?
61 months ago
VPN support will make the lack of 3G almost irrelevant for a lot of university dwellers... most campuses are drenched in Wi-Fi, but usually you need some sort of VPN set-up to use them.
Hope it's true.
Hope it's true.
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