iPhone 5 rumors say that the next iteration of Apples iconic cell phone/personal organizer/awesome lifestyle accessory will be bigger, expanding the screen from 3.5 inches to four inches with the same overall case size. Images of the iPhone 5 were leaked to a British blog,Mobile Fun, by two different Chinese case manufacturers.
Expanding the screen without changing the size of the phone was done by shrinking the border around the screen to nothing. The case also will be curved, according to the rumors, unlike the more square construction used in the iPhone 4.
It's also expected that the antenna will be redone--perhaps as part of the logo--after the iPhone 4's side antenna problems. In the iPhone 4, the antenna wouldn't work if the phone was held in one hand so that the hand touched both sides. This led to Apple providing free phone cases to all iPhone 4 owners.
It also looks like Apple has found a way to make the iPhone 5 completely buttonless. Instead of the single button on the front, there's now a touch-sensitive area, which could be used for more functions, including multi-touch gestures.
Rumors about Apple products regularly appear, as the company does not release details about new products until it announces them. Sometimes, the rumors are accurate. Many other times, however, the rumors turn out to be completely wrong.
There is still no firm date for an iPhone 5 release, although some rumors (again) suggest it could happen by the second week in September.
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The China Times also says that it expects a release in September and claims that an initial order of four million units has been placed with Chinese manufacturers. The web site Mac Rumors says that The China Times has a spotty record with Apple-related rumors, but that the news outlet has good relations with Chinese manufacturers.
The tipster sent the site pictures of a man whom he claims was an Apple employee, hunched over using a new device that matched previous descriptions of what the iPhone 5 may look like.
9to5 Mac contacted the tipster after receiving the pictures and to verify the authenticity of the claims. According to the site the claim was credible and it is believed the picture shows a prototype model of the iPhone 5.
“He told us he was able to get a very good look at the device but the pictures he snapped did not do it justice,” wrote Seth Weintraub on 9to5 Mac.
The site claims the tipster owned an iPhone 4 and 3GS and what he saw clearly was not either one of those, nor was it an iPod Touch since the backing was black with an Apple logo, a look not fitting the appearance of the Touch. They also state the device he saw was too thin and flat to be an iPhone 3GS and too rounded to be an iPhone 4.
At first the tipster doubted that what he saw was the iPhone 5, but when he came home and saw pictures the site posted for possible cases designed for the device he was convinced what he saw was legitimate.
The site describes the device he saw as “Almost Evolike” in screen size, and that this phone is considerably thinner than the iPhone 4. The edges of it are rounded metal like the Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1, but could still be used as an antenna.
The tipster was not able to see the front/home button because the man using the device had his fingers over the area where it usually is located on previous iPhones.
The tipster also claimed it was apparent that the man was trying to hide the device he was using from the average smart phone user.
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Expanding the screen without changing the size of the phone was done by shrinking the border around the screen to nothing. The case also will be curved, according to the rumors, unlike the more square construction used in the iPhone 4.
It's also expected that the antenna will be redone--perhaps as part of the logo--after the iPhone 4's side antenna problems. In the iPhone 4, the antenna wouldn't work if the phone was held in one hand so that the hand touched both sides. This led to Apple providing free phone cases to all iPhone 4 owners.
It also looks like Apple has found a way to make the iPhone 5 completely buttonless. Instead of the single button on the front, there's now a touch-sensitive area, which could be used for more functions, including multi-touch gestures.
Rumors about Apple products regularly appear, as the company does not release details about new products until it announces them. Sometimes, the rumors are accurate. Many other times, however, the rumors turn out to be completely wrong.
There is still no firm date for an iPhone 5 release, although some rumors (again) suggest it could happen by the second week in September.
Other Business News:
dell studio 1555 akku
sony np-fv50 akku
hp presario 3000 akku
The China Times also says that it expects a release in September and claims that an initial order of four million units has been placed with Chinese manufacturers. The web site Mac Rumors says that The China Times has a spotty record with Apple-related rumors, but that the news outlet has good relations with Chinese manufacturers.
The tipster sent the site pictures of a man whom he claims was an Apple employee, hunched over using a new device that matched previous descriptions of what the iPhone 5 may look like.
9to5 Mac contacted the tipster after receiving the pictures and to verify the authenticity of the claims. According to the site the claim was credible and it is believed the picture shows a prototype model of the iPhone 5.
“He told us he was able to get a very good look at the device but the pictures he snapped did not do it justice,” wrote Seth Weintraub on 9to5 Mac.
The site claims the tipster owned an iPhone 4 and 3GS and what he saw clearly was not either one of those, nor was it an iPod Touch since the backing was black with an Apple logo, a look not fitting the appearance of the Touch. They also state the device he saw was too thin and flat to be an iPhone 3GS and too rounded to be an iPhone 4.
At first the tipster doubted that what he saw was the iPhone 5, but when he came home and saw pictures the site posted for possible cases designed for the device he was convinced what he saw was legitimate.
The site describes the device he saw as “Almost Evolike” in screen size, and that this phone is considerably thinner than the iPhone 4. The edges of it are rounded metal like the Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1, but could still be used as an antenna.
The tipster was not able to see the front/home button because the man using the device had his fingers over the area where it usually is located on previous iPhones.
The tipster also claimed it was apparent that the man was trying to hide the device he was using from the average smart phone user.
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