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How soon is it coming? Samsung, which is Apple's rival but also a key supplier, is already making its 3D NAND, which stacks the memory chips vertically, and the company's got a 128GB size it's putting in a single chip. Micron, another memory maker, recently told CNET it plans to start sampling its own 3D technology to companies in the first quarter of 2014. While all this sounds good, 3D might not be cheap, says Hans Mosesmann, the managing director of Raymond James. "The problem with 3D NAND is that it is not clear if it can be manufactured cost effectively," Mosesmann said. "Samsung has started early production of 3D NAND, but I would put it out a couple of years before it hits its stride and would be just a continuation of NAND scaling."Time to wake upWhile you look forward to a dreamed up iPhone, the real deal is just around the corner. Apple's expected to take the wraps off its next model on September 10, an event that will almost certainly bring both an iPhone 5S and a less-expensive, plastic model (for more on both, see CNET's iPhone rumor roundup).

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We asked what you wanted to see in the next iPhone, and you responded with several ideas that may or may not make it into Apple's next smartphone, including better battery life and a bigger screen. Here we give you a full visual rundown of how that dream iPhone might look, thanks to a few photo mockups. At 4 inches, the iPhone 5's screen is bigger and taller than all of Apple's previous iPhones. From what you told us, that's still not big enough. From our poll, 31 percent of people asked for a 4.7-inch screen on the next iPhone.

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While Verizon customers can get the standard black or white cases when the phone becomes available to them on August 29, they won't get Moto Maker access until later this year. Along with choosing how much onboard memory you want, 16GB or 32GB, you can choose your phone's front, back, and accent colors, wallpaper, and have your Google ID pre-loaded into the phone. Front colors are limited to just black and white, while there are 18 back colors available and 7 accent shades. Other enhancements, such as the rumored wood case for an extra $50 and message engraving, are not yet available on Moto Maker. No date has been announced for when they will become available.