Each year at the Worldwide Developers Conference, Apple takes the opportunity to talk about its next iPhone. And in June, another WWDC will be held in San Francisco. So far, Apple has only said that it plans to discuss Mac OS X "Lion" and the future of its iOS platform. Other than that, talk that the iPhone 5 will come up is only speculation. Exactly what Steve Jobs and Company have planned right now is unknown. Chances are that the iPhone 5 will be put on display, given its history. But for the rest of the year, it would be best if Apple didn’t unveil the iPhone 5. The smarter move for the company would be to focus its efforts elsewhere this year and release the iPhone 5 in 2012. Not only would it help its operation, but also it would simply make more sense. This eWEEK slide show presents the reasons Apple should break with tradition and release the iPhone 5 in 2012, rather than 2011. It might not be the popular move, but rest assured that it would be the smart move
 Read the rest here. <--Concept photo I'm so excited for the iPhone 5. I'm mad that it isn't going to be released this summer though.. What are your thoughts? | ||
I'm really waiting to see how long iphones sell so good. It has to stop at some point.
ReplyDeletei've never owned an i phone, but i was considering it, but they seem too fragile, and then there's the other thing, 1 word, APPLE.
ReplyDeleteAndroid FTW!
ReplyDeletewish my phone was this super cool
ReplyDeleteMaybe when they get done suing their suppliers.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful phone.
ReplyDeleteiphone 4 was nice but I'm really looking forward on this one :)
ReplyDeletethey make new ones too often anyway >.>
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