5 will produce iPhone Pegatron
Australian resource CIO survey placed the reporter Macworld UK KEMMI Ben Jones (Ben Camm-Jones), which provides an analysis of the rumors and reports that indicate that the iPhone 5 is on its way. Another review of this plan, written by Don Raysingera (Don Reisinger) appeared in the pages of CNET News. According to Charles Arthur (Charles Arthur) for the network edition of Guardian, the new Apple smart phones have already begun to be provided to cellular operators to test what we had previously written .
Apparently, earlier rumors are additional confirmation, and users will be able to feel your hands a novelty in September or October this year. According to Charles Arthur (Charles Arthur) for the network edition of Guardian, the new Apple smart phones have already begun to be provided to cellular operators for testing.
Mysterious delivery iPhone 5 operators have already started
Of course, it's all done under deep cover of secrecy, and few staff of mobile operators have the opportunity to become acquainted with the iPhone 5. Those iPhone, which provides operators are not the final version of the news and are intended only to ensure that engineers were able to get a general idea of a new generation of one of the world's most popular smartphones. At the same time it is noted that the hardware and functionality of these "models" basically correspond to what users will find the final version of the iPhone 5.
Charles Arthur challenges the version of the rumor, according to which the iPhone will only be 5 in October, assuming that all signs point to a September announcement a welcome novelty.
iPhone 5 seen in San Francisco
The same journalist Ben Jones KEMMI Article «iPhone 5 sighting clamed», published resource Macworld UK July 29, 2011, reported that a resident of San Francisco saw in an Apple employee a certain device, which it considered the iPhone 5. Sorry for the confusion of some, dear readers, but this is the case: there was no certainty, only speculation in the style: "Someone saw something, and suggested that the iPhone 5." This resident of San Francisco
Source: Cio.com.au, News.cnet.com, Digitimes.com, Guardian.co.uk, 9to5mac.com
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