iPhone 5 release date, features revealed?
A new rumor is claiming that Apple will launch the new iPhone in Fall of 2012, and it will feature the company’s favorite element in the solar system, aluminum.
Apparently, Apple will release a new smartphone next year that might use the number 5 brand name, or the so-called iPhone 5.
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Rumors say Apple’s next smartphone is a complete redesign largely due to the fact that the current iPhone is a 4S which features the same iPhone 4 design and all the new features are hidden under the hood like the dual-core A5 chip, the 8MP camera and the SIRI virtual assitant app.
Apple iPhone 5 to include an aluminum case, new antenna technology and 4-inch screen?
Now here’s one new rumor about the iPhone 5 that will surely tickle your imagination, this time, coming from a website known for its BlackBerry leaks, BGR.
According to the site’s unnamed source, the iPhone 5 will launch in fall of 2012, similar release season of the iPhone 4S this year. So, no more June releases for the iPhone? Possible.
The report also added that the iPhone 5 might feature a rubber or plastic as its bezel that will surround the phone’s edges. Plus, Apple is reportedly set to bring back the aluminum back cover because the phone is, still according to the rumor, is set to include a redesigned antenna system attached to the bezel area of the phone.
Finally, the new report is also saying that the iPhone 5 could be the first Apple smartphone that will include a 4-inch screen, if true then the iPhone 5 is the “worst” nightmare of app developers because they will need to adjust the software to take advantage of the larger screen, and to avoid the pixel-y display.
Via BGR.
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