The legendary iPhone 5 — or whatever Apple ends up job the follow-up to the iPhone 4S — might be Steve Jobs' final hurrah, according to Rodman & Renshaw researcher Ashok Kumar.
As CNet reports, Kumar wrote in a investigate note final week which the subsequent iPhone "was the final plan which Steve Jobs was closely concerned with from judgment to final design. For which reason…this product will settle the tall H2O symbol for iPhone volumes."
He goes on to contend which the iPhone 5 will have a thinner pattern as well as incomparable shade — a mantra we've listened steady ad nauseam over the final year. Some really dedicated Apple fans finished up formulating a realistic-looking mockup of the iPhone 5, formed on a crowd of specs leaked online.
If true, it equates to which all of the iPhone 5 rumors we've been bombarded with weren't only false, they were only a year early. Kumar additionally records which the iPhone 5 is approaching to embody LTE 4G record — something which wasn't probable this year given LTE chipsets have been still energy hogs, as well as LTE networks (aside from Verizon) have been still removing off the ground.
This might receptive to advice similar to the commencement of nonetheless an additional run of iPhone 5 rumors, yet there's copiousness of reason to hold which the iPhone 5 could be something new entirely. The redesigned iPhone 4 followed the iPhone 3GS, as well as we consider Apple will have a tough time selling a flagship smartphone subsequent year but improve the shade size.
CNet's Brooke Crothers corroborates the report, citing sources who contend which the iPhone 5 is in truth a "complete redesign." The sources contend which Jobs outlayed most of his time over the final year building the device, as well as given of which he wasn't really concerned in the iPhone 4S's release.
I have a tough time devising which Jobs wasn't concerned in the formation of Siri in the iPhone 4S though, given it embodies his truth of easy-to-use record which ends up feeling magical.
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