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Alex Zaharov-Reutt
Wednesday, 21 September 2011 23:48
It also leads to the question of whether October 4 is the iPhone 5 release date - or whether it's only the "announcement date". If it's only an announcement, then the iPhone 5 might not actually be commercially available to that lucky initial few until much later in October.
Of course, the name iPhone 5 is still in question - some believe the next iPhone might be called the iPhone 4S, but iPhone 5 does have a certain ring to it and enough time has certainly elapsed for the iPhone to jump up a version number.
But what you might think was obvious for Apple to do isn't always what Apple does, and as we all know - Apple does love to surprise.
It'd be fascinating to see Apple decide to deliver a glasses-free 3D screen to the iPhone 5, as it would be to see an inbuilt projector, 1GB of RAM, a 64GB storage option and a launch that doesn't have some kind of guaranteed initial problem.
Previous iPhones had antenna problems, mysterious plastic cracking problems, differently tinted screens'¦ from the ones I can remember.
If the iPhone 5 follows the same path, we'll be sure to hear of this issue or that affecting new iPhone 5 users, but hey, Apple has to release it first before we can find out what that issue is - if one turns up this time.
So'¦ October 4 is the first actual date to pop up in a while, and while there's absolutely zero guarantee that Apple is definitely going to launch on October the 4th, we can be certain of one thing: the next iPhone is very near.
Thus - if you're thinking of getting an iPhone, why be like those people I see walking into an Apple Store just days before a new iPhone is due?
Unless you absolutely can't wait, give it at least a two or three more weeks to see what happens, because even if October 4 is wrong, the date of the iPhone 5's release can't be far away.
We should also get iOS 5.0 at the same time, too, so October could well be a month of iUpdates and iUpgrades to remember!
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