AppleInsider reports that the ZiPhone creators have discovered a few lines of code that refer to a 3G chipset in the latest iPhone firmware. Tucked within firmware beta 5A240d are references to Infineon chipset SGOLD3H, an unsurprising choice as the current iPhone uses the older Infineon SGOLD2.
The new chipset will serve a variety of functions such as application acceleration and A/V processor. It will also enable support of GSM 3G access, meaning HSDPA will be on the next iPhones. It supports up to 7.2Mbps over HSDPA, but unfortunately does not support the newer HSUPA standard.
Oh well, at least it’s better than EDGE.
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