iPhone 5S with a 13-megapixel camera will be released in July

Following the submission of plans for Apple to update this year iPad 5 and iPad mini 2 edition iLounge published insider information regarding smartphones American corporation. The information reportedly was obtained from reliable sources and includes a description of some characteristics of iPhone and codenames of future gadgets.

In a previous report stated that the iPad 5 gets an updated body style iPad mini with a thin bezel around the screen and will be released in October this year. Information about the new iPhone less detailed, although the details of the low-cost version of the iPhone rather curious.

According to iLounge, Apple is in the laboratories of two prototypes of the iPhone 5S, passing under the code names of N51 and N53. The smartphone will have a better camera with a 13 megapixel sensor and will be released in July 2013.

"Prior to the mass production of iPhone 5S few months, but our source said that the main feature of the device will be upgraded camera. Probably, the phone will be Sony's sensor with a resolution of 13 megapixels and enhanced flash. Update waiting and processor unit. Prototypes have codenames N51 and N53, and appointed to the release in July of running year, "- notes iLounge.

Except for the size of the LED flash on appearance iPhone 5S will be almost completely match the iPhone 5.

The source also confirmed rumors of the development of the budget version of the iPhone with a large display «iPhone +», whose name was originally erroneously translated as «iPhone Math». According to the portal, the project is still at an early stage and aiming for the Chinese market, and largest operator China Mobile, the subscriber base which has 700 million users.

«IPhone +» will be available around the world, but in the development of Apple focuses primarily on emerging markets. It is reported that the smartphone will receive a plastic housing and a large 4.7-inch screen. If the company decides to begin production of the model, the device will go on sale later this year.