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The
still-unannounced iPhone 5 will reportedly be unveiled during a special event
scheduled on September 12 and will enter the market by September 21. This was
revealed recently through iMore citing sources that reportedly gave accurate
information in the past.
In addition
to the iPhone 5, the iPad Mini and the next-generation iPod Touch will also be
released in the middle of September although no specific release dates were
indicated. Earlier reports had hinted at a possible October debut of the iPad
Mini and the iPhone 5.
The
next-generation iPhone will supposedly feature a four-inch screen display,
modified dock connector, LTE connectivity, bigger battery, and a nano-SIM. The
report followed an earlier report from App4Phone, a French website, which hinted
at a September 21 release of the upcoming iPhone 5.
This is the
latest report on the upcoming model of the iPhone, which has been the subject
of numerous speculations on its possible features and release date even as
Apple has yet to officially confirm the existence of the device. A recently
leaked image showed an assembled iPhone 5 together with the curved back,
speaker, display screen, and the newly-repositioned headphone jack.
If the
iPhone 5 will be released into the market by September, the stock price of
Apple may increase according to Brian White, an analyst from Topeka Capital
Markets. According to White, the stock price of Apple may go up to $1,111 in
the coming year if the company will release the iPhone 5 and other new devices
before the end of the year.
The supposed
release schedule of the iPhone 5 is similar to the release schedule of the
iPhone 4S last year, which became available in the market ten days after it was
unveiled last October. Despite not being officially announced by Apple, a survey
conducted by ChangeWave Research showed a strong demand for the
still-to-be-revealed device.
Although the
release schedule of the iPhone 5 remains unofficial, it is still expected to do well in the market that has seen a deluge of Android-powered devices led by the
Galaxy S3 of Samsung.
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