[Wholesale manufacturers of maternal and baby products] Foreign media rumored that Apple will launch Nano-sized dual-interface mobile phones

According to foreign media reports, Paul Boutin, the author of the well-known American IT blog Valleywag.com, wrote on Thursday that Apple is developing a new mobile phone the size of the iPod Nano and has applied for a patent. Its dimensions are 3.6 inches long, 2.5 inches wide, and 1/4 inch thick. Bottin said that this newbie... According to foreign media reports, Paul Boutin, author of the well-known American IT blog Valleywag.com, wrote on Thursday that Apple is developing a new phone the size of an iPod Nano. And has applied for a patent, the size of the wholesale manufacturer of maternal and child products is 3.6 inches long, 2.5 inches wide, and 1/4 inch thick. According to Boting, this new phone is characterized by a dual interface, that is, a normal display on the front, a force-sensitive touch screen on the back, and an iPod-like wheel that can track the trajectory of the user’s fingertips. The display is on the front. The upper display is a cursor. The user can stare at the front display and operate the wheel on the back with one finger.　　 US Patent Office documents show that John Elias, the founder of FingerWorks, was the original owner of the patent, a wholesale manufacturer of maternal and child products, but later transferred the patent ownership to Apple. FingerWorks is one of the pioneers in multi-touch input technology. The company was acquired by Apple in 2005, and Elias is currently working for Apple. Boting predicts that Apple will launch this phone at the US International Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in January next year. It will be displayed by wholesale manufacturers of maternal and child products or at other exhibitions at roughly the same time. The official launch time is expected to be 2010. In the medium term, the price of subsidies provided by mobile phone operators is expected to be US$49.