New Photos of the Alleged Next-Gen iPhone Show Fully-Assembled Device
New leaked photos of the next-gen iPhone show fully-assembled device, iLab Factory reports. These photos matched previous rumors about the new iPhone, including the smaller dock connector and the relocated 3.5 audio jack.
Source: iLab Factory
So far we have only gotten a glimpse of the next-gen iPhone in bits and pieces, ranging from close-up shots of its 19-pin mini connector, aluminium/glass back panels to a longer chassis for a bigger 4.0-inch screen. The best photo we had of a possibly fully-assembled device wasn't sharp enough to discern much either, so this fresh batch of images that have emerged on the Internet is a welcome addition. As GSMArena puts it, we have finally caught a glimpse of the next-gen device "in its full splendor". These photos matched previous rumors about the new iPhone, including the smaller dock connector and the relocated 3.5 audio jack.
Source: iLab Factory
Source: iLab Factory
These photos seem to strengthen the allegations that next-gen iPhone has already gone into production in China. Its "official unveiling" on August 7th seems to be quite a stretch, but we are hoping to see a September/October launch for this device, alongside rumored gadgets like the 7+-inch iPad Mini and the supposedly revamped iPod Touch. For those looking to get their paws on the iOS 6-ready smartphone, let's hope Apple will adhere to the timeline.
Source: iLab Factory via GSMArena
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