A case maker has created design schematics and 3D renders of iPhone 5S and the cheaper iPhone, showing the expected dimensions for the two devices. The schematics are based on the blueprints the company has received from its sources in Apple’s supply chain.
Awesome iPhone 6 concept with 4.3-inch edge-to-edge Retina 2 Display running iOS 7
It’s almost a week since Apple unveiled iOS 7, the next generation mobile operating system for the iPhone, iPad and iPod touch. So while we expect Apple to refine iOS 7 before it is released to the public later this year, we know what the iOS 7 UI will look like.
Reuters: Apple talking to suppliers about 4.7 inch and 5.7 inch iPhones for late next year
According to four anonymous sources who have spoken to Reuters, Apple is thinking about making bigger iPhones. They’re thinking of coming out with a 4.7 inch iPhone and a 5.7 inch iPhone at some point next year, probably in the second half. It should be noted that just because Apple is talking to their supply chain partners about larger iPhones, that doesn’t mean said larger iPhones exist.
Well-Connected Apple blogger says don’t expect new iPhone or iPad at WWDC
iPhone 5S, low-cost iPhone said to be coming in multiple colors [Report]
Japanese blog Macotakara claims that it has received information about the next generation iPhone, unofficially dubbed iPhone 5S, the low-cost or the budget iPhone and iPad 5 from its sources.
Looks like the 2014 iPhone will be the first iPhone that doesn’t use a Samsung made chip
Every iPhone, from the first one that shipped in 2007 to the iPhone 5 that’s in your pocket, uses a chip that was made by Samsung. Yes, Apple designs their own chips, and you’re all familiar with the A5, A6, and so on and so forth, but again, Apple simply designs the chips. They give the blueprints to Samsung to do the actual manufacturing.
Leaked Japanese Carrier Document Claims iPhone 5S Pre-orders to Start on June 20, Launch in July
Tim Cook Downplays Possibility of Larger iPhone
During the earnings call earlier today, Apple’s CEO Tim Cook responded to a number of questions. When he was asked about Apple’s stance on a 5-inch screen, he maintained that iPhone 5 has the best display, but didn’t totally rule out the possibility of the company making an iPhone with a larger screen.





