Thanks to Unwired, we’re getting a sneak-peek into what might be an entry level iPhone for those who don’t necessarily need the power-packed features of the current model. It also shows Apple reverting back to its original innovation, the click wheel, as the primary input device instead of a touch screen. After all, many would equate the click wheel to Apple while the touch screen is, well, not exactly an Apple innovation.

On a similar note, this plan of using the click wheel as a substitute for dialing numbers kind of reminds me of a similar device, the Serene Mobile phone by Bang & Olufsen in partnership with Samsung. If you think Apple gadgets are overpriced, well, Bang & Olufsen makes Apple seem cheap as compared to their products. They are at the forefront of cutting edge design and opulence in modern technology. Now, I’m not sure if there are any copyright violations here, but if there are, Apple might find themselves in hot water again.