The next-gen iPhone (presumably the iPhone 5) will reportedly follow the same pattern introduced with the iPhone 4S, and is expected to launch in fall of this year rather than summer.
Last month we showed you a cool new waterproofing technology called Liquipel. According to a new report, Apple is planning using the new technology to completely waterproof the iPhone 5!
A new report from Daiwa Securities suggests that Apple will launch the iPhone 5 in June at their Worldwide Developers Conference, returning to their previous iPhone launch schedule.
While suggestions that Apple may incorporate mobile payment technology into the iPhone are nothing new, reports suggesting partnerships between Apple, Visa, and Mastercard have brought new light to the topic.
A reliable source within Foxconn in China, Apple’s manufacturing partner, states that the iPhone 5 is already being prepared for production, and will likely feature a 4-inch display and an all-new form factor.
Sony has announced a new image sensor technology alongside a new 13-megapixel back-illuminated sensor, which could pave the way for even thinner iPhones that can capture even higher quality photos and video.
The new Greenpois0n Absinthe untethered jailbreak for iPhone 4S and iPad 2, released on Friday for OS X, is now available on Windows. The Mac version has also been updated with various bug fixes.
Although many iPhone 5 concepts have already been floating around, Kris Groen new iPhone 5 concept video is especially interesting, showing a device with a larger screen and a unique squeeze-based home button.
Some awesome new iPhone 5 concept art has been released. Created by Antonio De Rosa from ADR Studio, his concept boats many new features including bigger screen and a thinner design.
A new report from BRG claims that Apple will be releasing a redesigned iPhone 5 in Fall of 2012. The device will reportedly feature an aluminum back surrounded by a rubberized plastic bezel.
German blog Macerkopf claims that Apple is testing drivers for quad-core iPhones with even higher-resolution displays (or even possibly for a 7″ iPad mini).
Apple is reportedly preparing to release next-gen 4G LTE compatible iPhones and iPads in Japan next year, which will be released on NTT DoCoMo, Japan’s largest mobile operator.
Following Apple’s release of iOS 5.1 beta to developers last night, some interesting new code code strings have been discovered in the new beta referencing both the iPhone 5 and the iPad 3.
Japanese Apple blog Macotakara reports that Hitachi and Sony have already begin shipping 4″ displays for a future iOS device (presumable the next-gen iPhone), as well as display panels for the iPad 3.
While rumors of an iPhone with NFC or similar e-wallet report, a new report now claims that Apple is indeed preparing to implement the technology some time next year.
iLounge reports some exciting information today, as their “most reliable source” claims major changes are coming to the iPad, iPhone, and MacBook Pro next year.
