What’s In A Name, Indeed. Apple Now Calling It The “iPhone 3GS”, No Space
June 22, 2009 ·Filed Under Technology News

When the iPhone 3G S was announced at that year’s WWDC conference, I first wrote it as the “iPhone 3GS” and was corrected by a colleague that according to Apple, there was a space within the “G” and the “S.” That seemed to be the case on Apple’s entire website. But today, with its million units sold announcement, I noticed that Apple has apparently moved to calling the device the iPhone 3GS — with no space. And I’m hardly the only one who noticed the change.
So which is it, Apple?
Obviously, that isn’t a huge deal, but considering how many public are writing stories, posts, tweeting, etc, about the device right now, you’d think Apple would like to have one exact name out there. But it seems that it’s not even certain. While the press release that dawn has “iPhone 3GS,” the website still has “iPhone 3G S.”
I’ve contacted Apple for some clarification.
Update: According to a tweet from The Washington Post’s Rob Pegoraro, Apple has made the change to “iPhone 3GS,” citing Apple’s Greg Joswiak. Someone should probably let their website know.
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