Foxconn has released information that it will be shipping out 24 million 4G iPhones in 2010. The upgraded hardware reportedly includes a thinner structure, higher screen resolution, and sunlight-fighting screen technology. The product is geared to improve internet browsing, video quality, and virtual book reading and further compete with the Android.

The smart phone is no longer the future of mobile technology, it’s the present, a common product. Every major communication company has a smart phone, and the public demands the best technology. Each model learns from the others’ mistakes, adapting the product to best suit the needs and wants of the customer. iPhones will continue to be amongst the top of the competition, but it’s clear that at this point, the technology is simply being tweaked and not evolving by leaps and bounds.