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Tuesday, July 31, 2012
Apple Fans Await Release Of Newest Model of iPhone in Sept. 12 Event
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Apple will introduce the next version of the iPhone on Sept. 12, Bloomberg reported today two people with knowledge of the company's plans.
The new iPhone will reportedly have a larger screen, a thinner body, a smaller dock connector and is expected to work with LTE networks.
Apple is competing with Samsung Electronics for supremacy in the smartphone market. Apple's strategy to release a single smartphone each year has been beneficial for Samsung, which has become the world?s leading handset maker by putting out several devices a year in a range of sizes and prices.
Apple declined to comment.
During its quarterly financial results, Apple increased the prepayments it is making for components, a move that may indicate a new product is going to be introduced.
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