iPhone training manual leaked?

Article on Engadget. Scanned images direct from the manual. Interesting read and possible new features. Probably as reliable as any other rumor, but a great job if it's a hoax.

http://www.engadget.com/2007/06/09/iphone-details-uncovered-in-sales-training-workbook/

Does this lack of MMS mean that you cannot receive picture / video messages from other non-iPhone users? If so, that's pretty lame.

Benjamindaines said:

Does this lack of MMS mean that you cannot receive picture / video messages from other non-iPhone users? If so, that's pretty lame.

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agreed pretty lame.

I want it, but after reading that, i am not so sure. But maybe thats why they were leaked, maybe they were fake trying to kill the anticipation of the iphone.

PowerBookG4 said:

agreed pretty lame.

I want it, but after reading that, i am not so sure. But maybe thats why they were leaked, maybe they were fake trying to kill the anticipation of the iphone.

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Maybe they're trying to lower demand so they're not so swamped come the 29th

One thing I am curious about and maybe it is totally insignificant, but the scans show "cingular" listed on the phone picture. Wouldn't you think it would say AT&T at this point? Just something I noticed. Maybe I am being a bit too skeptical.

Maybe, but AT&T didn't get rid of the Cingular logo/name until pretty recently. These books could have been produced a couple/few months ago when the iPhone was finalized. In a way, it could actually help the claim since someone making a hoax now wouldn't use the Cingular logo.

Hopefully if such details are true, they will be made public at WWDc or sometime before release. It would be awful for people not to know these details until they actually bought it. It would lead to massive returns.

fleurya said:

Maybe, but AT&T didn't get rid of the Cingular logo/name until pretty recently. These books could have been produced a couple/few months ago when the iPhone was finalized. In a way, it could actually help the claim since someone making a hoax now wouldn't use the Cingular logo.

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Could be very well true, but I am still ever so slightly skeptical. This is something (if indeed real) I'm a little surprised that got out considering how tight lipped Apple are on things.

Oh yeah, I'm pretty skeptical too. I just like to throw a little gas on the fire!