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Steve Job is a great man with a wide range of intellect to improved our tech world. Many regret on the lost of this man. Tim Cook, the CEO of Apple, send email to all the Apple employees which stating the celebration of Steve Job’s life will take placed on October 19th.

The memorial will starts at 10 am, located in the outdoor ampitheater of Apple’s Infinite Loop campus in Cupertino. You can take a look at the full email below.

Team,

Like many of you, I have experienced the saddest days of my lifetime and shed many tears during the past week. But I’ve found some comfort in the extraordinary number of tributes and condolences from people all over the world who were touched by Steve and his genius. And I’ve found comfort in both telling and listening to stories about Steve.

Although many of our hearts are still heavy, we are planning a celebration of his life for Apple employees to take time to remember the incredible things Steve achieved in his life and the many ways he made our world a better place. The celebration will be held on Wednesday, October 19, at 10am in the outdoor amphitheater on the Infinite Loop campus. We’ll have more details on AppleWeb closer to the date, including arrangements for employees outside of Cupertino.

I look forward to seeing you there.

Tim

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AT&T has reported that the iPhone 4S sales has hit “200,000 orders”. Aside from AT&T, the other carriers and Apple store itself stated the iPhone 4S pre-order stock is sold out. Unfortunately this cause the shipping to delay in 1-2 weeks.

People who have received reservations from Apple themselves in the first few hours of pre-order availability will have until 5PM Pacific Time Saturday to return and complete their orders before losing their priority standing. On the other hand, those who was not able to pre-order the device will have to line up at the stores nearby.

[via SlashGear]

Sprint is starting their pre-order for the iPhone 4S on October 7th. The device will be launch on October 14th. Along with the iPhone 4S, Sprint is launching its own 8GB iPhone 4.

The iPhone 4S comes in white and black colors. Pricing at $99 with a two-years contract or $549.99 without it. Customers who have order the iPhone 4 has to pay immediately.

[via PhoneDog]

According to Wall Street Journal, Sprint has decided to made an agreement with Apple that would cost the company a huge amount of dollars. Sprint will purchase $20 billion worth of iPhones over the next four years without any breaks. This deals will last until 2014.

On the other hand, BGR reported that Sprint will get the iPhone 5 as an exclusive and it would obtain a 4G WiMAX connection. While both AT&T and Verizon would launch the iPhone 4S this year followed by the iPhone 5 in the first quarter of 2012. The iPhone 5 for Sprint will packed with faster CPU, larger 4-inch screen (it would be similar to LG’s NOVA display but in a higher resolution), 1GB of RAM, 32GB of storage, iPhone 5 exclusive software and APIs (Assistant), slightly larger design overall, but thinner and with a larger battery, and finally, the dedicated Assistant button, possibly integrated with the new home button.

[via BGR]

According to SlashGear, Apple’s fifth generation smartphone will acquires 1GB of RAM along the side with the dual-core Apple A5 processor. This upgrade is necessary in order to sports the Assistant voice-control system which exclusively applied to the new iPhone 5.

As we have heard, the iPhone 5 will pack with an 8-megapixels camera. Unfortunately, we have no idea on the physical appearance on the handset. Although it’s just a rumored, we can count as consideration a bit. It appears that the rumored iPhone 4S is actually the iPhone 5 in disguised.

The Assistant work much sufficiently and hands-free for the users who are driving. It capable to respond to instruction such as “Send Bob a text to say I’ll see him at 5pm” or “Remind me that I need to pick up my dry cleaning later.” You can also see a “conversation view” which showing your interaction with Assistant.

[via SlashGear]