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Apple is expected to unveil iPhone 5 at a big media event on October 4th at its headquarters.
It is still not clear, if Apple will launch a redesigned iPhone 5 or an iPhone 4S, which will be a minor upgrade that comes with Apple’s faster A5 chip, improved camera etc. and looks like iPhone 4.
Apple is expected to finally unveil iPhone 5 at a big media event on October 4th.
AllThingsD has learnt that Apple plans to hold the media event at the company’s headquarters rather than the Yerba Buena Center for the Arts (YBCA) in San Francisco, which has been typically used for such big media events.
AppleInsider reports that Apple has been quietly denying vacation requests for employees during the second week of October, indicating that Apple may be preparing for the hugely anticipated iPhone 5 launch.
Apple is expected to unveil iPhone 5 at a media event on October 4th.
It looks like Apple’s board member Al Gore has revealed that Apple will indeed launch not one but two new iPhones, just as some reports have claimed.
The Next Web reports that Al Gore specifically stated that ‘the new iPhones would be out next month’ at the Discovery Invest Leadership Summit today.
So it looks like we finally have a date for Apple’s big media event when it is expected to launch iPhone 5.
The thing that everyone probably wants to know is when can we get our hands on Apple’s fifth generation iPhone 5, if Apple unveils it on October 4th. Fortune reports that according to Brian White, an analyst at Ticonderoga, the time between unveiling and releasing iPhone 5 will be considerably short this year, especially since it has been delayed.
PhoneArena has published a photo, which they claim is the logic board for iPhone 4S or iPhone 5. The photo first appeared on the microblogging site Weibo.
The photo clearly reveals Apple’s A5 chip, which currently powers iPad 2 and widely expected to power iPhone 5.
Apple is widely speculated to launch two new iPhone models – a cheaper entry-level iPhone model that looks like iPhone 4, which has been dubbed iPhone 4S and a redesigned iPhone 5.
Engadget has published a screenshot from AT&T’s internal system, which indicates that AT&T is at least preparing for the iPhone 4S launch.
9 to 5 Mac reports that Apple will indeed launch two iPhone models – a cheaper entry-level iPhone model that looks like iPhone 4, which has been dubbed iPhone 4S and a teardrop shaped iPhone 5.
9 to 5 Mac claims that iPhone 4S will be offered in both prepaid and post paid plans.
New York Times reports that according to an Apple employee who did not want to be named, iPhone 5 announcement is just weeks away, in line with what some of the rumors have suggested.
Interestingly, NYT also claims that the design of the Case-Mate cases that briefly showed up on their website few hours back are “authentic”.
The contradictory nature of the iPhone 5 rumors continue. Yesterday, a purported iPhone 5 part suggested that Apple may not change the home button as some rumors had claimed.
MacRumors now reports that a purported iPhone 5 screen protector suggests an elongated home button, similar to the one seen in the purported iPhone 5 case designs.
