Whenever Apple selects a major chip for a new iPod or iPhone, two things are established: first, the nearly complete potential of that device, and second, the fact that some of that potential will not be realized in the actual Apple product. Having peeked into the most recent beta version of the iPhone 2.0 software, hackers think that they’ve discovered the chipset that will power the next-generation iPhone, and if history’s any guide,…
