Apple's products never lack attention. With the release of iPad 2, all sorts of speculations about the iPhone 5 have also emerged one after another, such as it might be equipped with a larger screen and lack the function of NFC (Near Field Communication). Now, an analyst who has successfully predicted Apple products in the past brings us new intelligence.
A previously appeared conceptual diagram of iPhone 5
This analyst stated that based on obtaining some internal intelligence, the iPhone 5 will make slight improvements to its internal hardware while maintaining the overall external shape. Specifically, the iPhone 5 will adopt the same Apple A5 processor as the iPad 2. Rumors say that Apple has not yet released the production roadmap for the iPhone 5. The camera at the back will be upgraded from the current 5 million pixels to 8 million pixels. Regarding the much criticized antenna problem, Apple will solve it by improving the antenna design of the iPhone 5. Whether it is the GSM or CDMA version of the iPhone 5, both will switch to Qualcomm baseband. Rumors say that the next generation iPod will add Wi-Fi synchronization function. He also indicated that Apple would start large-scale production of the iPhone 5 in September this year, but the Japanese earthquake which just happened has seriously affected the production progress of component suppliers, therefore, the iPod Touch corresponding to the iPhone 5 will not be released simultaneously in September.
Steve Jobs, CEO of Apple Inc.
Actually, various rumors related to Apple iPhone 5 are nothing new to us. Although the information we obtained this time about the iPhone 5 may disappoint some people, it is still worth looking forward to its authenticity because this analyst has successfully predicted Apple products before. If this message is indeed true, some people might give up their original plan to purchase the iPhone 5. However, Apple always manages to bring surprises to people, so let us pay attention together to see whether Apple's next product can still "change everything".