Elijah Ketchum
Every new iPhone is a huge hype-attraction before its announcement, and the “iPhone 5”, or whatever Apple decides to call it, is in no shortage of its own rumors. We’ve been hearing since before the iPhone 4S release that Apple was prepping an iPhone with a bigger screen and LTE, whether that was just what people wanted coming out in rumors, or actually given by sources, our friends at iMore have sources telling them that Apple still hasn’t finalized the iPhone 5 design. A lot of sites were claiming that the newest iPhone would have a 4-inch screen, a metal back, an LTE radio, and still manage to be just a bit thinner, however, now we’re hearing that Apple most likely will not have this device ready for what many hoped would be a June launch.
When the rumors of a larger screen on the next iPhone surfaced, rumors of a new 16:9 aspect ration quickly followed, which escalated to many concept designs of a 4″ screen that would be “taller” than the previous iPhone, and a thinner build despite the addition of an LTE radio. Apple was also reported to be working on a smaller dock connector for the new iPhone, and that is the only rumor so far that is supposed to be actually happening. We still don’t know what is to come with the new iPhone of course, but we know that a lot of the things people are reporting have been shot down at this point. That’s not to say that these things won’t happen, just that we don’t actually know of them happening. We’ll be sure to keep you updated on the “iPhone 5”, as the device could very well be coming in October.
Source: iMore
