Slice in Logo?

I think it means that the iPhone is an unfinished product. Once Apple releases a patch or two to fix all the problems and add all the missing features I'm sure the Apple logo will no longer have the "cut" in it.

Michael
Actually,that is the design Apple chose to use on the iPhone.
Nothing "unfinished" about it.
Jim
P.S. Welcome to the Discussions.

PB G3 "Pismo"/ 2.0Ghz BlackBook 2GB OWC RAM/ 8GB iPhone Mac OS X (10.4.10)

It's not a cut or splice. It's part of the logo design. It's meant to look like a kind of reflection on the surface of the logo, as though it were made of chrome or some other highly reflective metal. It's supposed to look like that.

LOL on "missing features"....What you are looking at is a finished product -- Apple specifically chose to include features, and specifically chose to exclude features.

Future updates will not add any major Features - apple doesn't work that way.
Future updates will fix odds or ends, or maybe add ringtones (or maybe not). They certainly aren't going to add a dozen new features just because a few people in a web forum would like them.

The slice design has been the logo they have used for the iPhone since they introduced it.

if you notice, the apple in the upper left corner of the screen (on the apple menu bar)

has the same "cut" through it

I believe it is the new rendition of the apple logo. odds are, it'll be the same at the startup of leopard. maybe with a black screen on it as well.

one can hope anyway

Agree! That is the design!

You're just having a laugh, aren't you? There's no way you could be this dense.

Michael,

That reflection is part of the design of the logo.

Like the one in the upper left corner of this web page.

Matt

You'll also find a larger version of it on your computer by clicking on the Apple in the upper left (next to Safari) and choosing "About this Mac"