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The next iPhone
will reportedly be released into the market before the end of the year, and
with the appearance of the iOS 7 in a number of web logs, it seems that it will
only be a matter of time before the next model of the smartphone offering of
Apple will enter the market.
However, a
note from Morgan Stanley has upped the ante recently. According to the research
note written by Katy Huberty, the production of several iPhone SKUs will start
by June or July, and it will be launched by the company by September. This may
give indications that there may be more than one new iPhone in the pipeline. The
research note was dubbed as “Systems and PC Hardware Asia Trip Takeaways Part
1.”
Although reports
about the next iPhone started to emerge some time ago, most of these reports
were mainly focused on a single iPhone model or the iPhone 5S. It should also
be noted that Huberty was in touch with suppliers in Asia, which will give the
research note more weight over previous speculations about the upcoming device.
The research note also gave the schedule on the upcoming launch of the device.
It can be
recalled that an earlier report from a Japan-based industrial newspaper
revealed that production of the display panels for the next iPhone will start
by June at the Kameyama plant of Sharp. Putting these earlier reports together may
also add credence to the note released by Morgan Stanley in connection to the
upcoming device.
The launch
of the new models of the iPhone is also expected to correspond to the release
of the iOS 7. The next iPhone is expected to feature a new processor and other
internal components that may be an upgrade to the current model of the device.
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