Good for those people waiting for a new iPhone. just got my 4S last month though, so I'll be riding it out until mid 2013![]()
MacRumorUser said:Most likely the iPhone 5 is going launch on June. What else can happen at WWDC an Apple television debut? Doubt it.
We could finally see the refreshed MacPro's. Nothing to do with iPhones other than a sneak peak at iOS 6/5.5
This seems premature to me.. I just got my 4S iPhone on launch date in October! Why would they update so soon?![]()
I don't think I'm ready for a new one now.![]()
Apple is not a company to rest on it's laurel's. If they can dominate even more by pushing a cutting edge phone out sooner than later, they will.
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Apple will never again devote serious expo time to the Mac Pro.
While I agree they aren't a company to rest on it laurels, I disagree that it's valid reasoning for an iPhone launch in June. If that were the case I think we would have seen the iPhone 4S sooner than we did.
I'll bet it's more likely to be the preview of iOS6.
The next iPhone will not be called iPhone 5 because it isn't the 5th one.
There's more...>cough<...Siri...>cough<...>cough<...FCPX...>cough<...>cough<...MobileMe...>cough<Apparently iOS wasn't ready in time and Apple said it will never ship an unfinished product.
It will be called, iPhone WTFC (Who The F@#$ Cares)
Model numbers don't have to follow any preconceived, sequential versioning system. They can be whatever the manufacturer wants them to be as long as they differentiate one model from another. So far the "number" Apple uses only specifies hardware design
Original design; iPhone
Second design; iPhone 3G, iPhone 3GS
Third design; iPhone 4, iPhone 4S
So, I'm willing to guess the next design will in fact be modeled 5
As the next iPhone is widely believed to be LTE, there's no way it'll be released or even announced this June. The chips needed won't even be ready for fabrication until that time frame.
Read title "Analyst expects..." and switch off.
I'll bet it's more likely to be the preview of iOS6.
You do realize you aren't required to buy a new one, right?
Not as long as they continue to sell older models alongside the newest ones.Not that I really care what they call it, but have any of you considered they might one day drop the numbers altogether? After all, you don't buy an iPod 10, or a Mac 411.
Most likely the iPhone 5 is going launch on June. What else can happen at WWDC an Apple television debut? Doubt it.
Its amazing to me that the writers at MacRumors still don't understand Apple at all.
Apple didn't "Break with tradition". The tradition is to have the strongest product, by revenue, launch in the fourth quarter to maximize results in the first quarter. For a long time that was the iPod. When the iPhone was a huge success, Apple shifted plans, and thus launched it in the fall.
This also removes the need for a special iOS preview event in the spring, making WWDC all about iOS. Which is appropriate since iOS is what WWDC is about anyway.
Macs launch when they're ready. iPads in the spring, iPhones in the fall, software in the summer.
The only question is, whether they'll start having events to launch new iPods, or is that just going to be a small part of the iPhone event going forward.
Why are analysist given any headlines anymore? have they EVER been right?