Anyone know when iPhone 5 is coming??

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Same I get it everywhere. I read on that link that failed, you can type in your safari that they gna be a 3d camera at the rear also waterproof, and maybe looking at a 4.6inch screen instead of usual 3.5.
 
First apple always realized their new iPhone in september !
Second that laser iPhone  is not real ! They were saying it is since before the iPhone 4s come out !
Third :- I want the new iPhone to come out today before tomorrow I wanna change my iPhone 
 
the new iPhone will have 4G instead of 3G but Germany doesn't have 4G yet we are just too slow will it still work?

Oh and Siri works here to its just when you ask her about restaurants and stuff she gives weird answers funny lil thing
 
Update:Apple iPhone 5 screen will be 4 inches and will sport a metal back

A shock omission from the 2011 iDevice lineup that saw the iPad 2 land ahead of a newly refreshed iPod Touch and the hugely successful iPhone 4S, the long mooted Apple iPhone 5 release is widely expected to take place later this year.

Long the thing of speculation, having appeared in a number of claimed leaks under a selection of variable guises, Apple iPhone 5 rumours have kicked into overdrive in recent months with reported iPhone 5 specs, features and even the odd leaked picture doing the rounds online.

Apple iPhone 5 Release Date

Almost a year late for its long expected June 2011 unveiling, the Apple iPhone 5 release date has been the thing of mystery for many months with the mythical handset now expected to follow the new launch cycle kicked off by the iPhone 4S and be unveiled in October to capitalise on the lucrative pre-Christmas shopping rush.

Amid the sea of Apple iTV and iPad 3 rumours engulfing the tech world in early 2012, the old-faithful iPhone 5 was probably feeling a little bit unloved. Well, the next generation Apple smartphone is now back on our radar with new indications of when it may land.

Respected Japanese Apple blog Macotakara has said that it has received word from "Asian sources" that Apple will launch the device in September or October 2012 which would fit with last year’s arrival of the iPhone 4S.

"According to Asian reliable source, next iPhone will be released in September or October, and this cycle seems to be kept for years," read a translated portion of the report.

If the article proves to be accurate, it would mean the company is returning to the 12-month launch cycles we saw for the first four versions of the beloved device.

Last year's October iPhone 4S launch was the only time Apple has verged from the summer cycle, making users wait 15 months instead of the usual 12 for a new handset.

While the iPhone 4S was more of an evolutionary upgrade, with a faster processor an improved camera and the addition of the Siri voice control app, the iPhone 5 is likely to bring a more revolutionary approach, perhaps with the addition of a 4G LTE internet and a larger screen size.
 
Apple iPhone 5 Specs

Despite the ongoing legal battles between the two companies over repeated patent infringements Samsung looks set to continue its role as a component supplier for Apple’s iDevices with the Korean firm reported to be providing the quad-core A6 chips to feature within both the iPad 3 and iPhone 5.

“Apple has been in talks with Samsung over shipment of its A6 quad-core mobile processor (AP) chips to be used in the next iPhone,” claimed insider sources have reported just days after the launch of the iPhone 4S.

They added: “It appears that Apple clearly has concluded that Samsung remains a critical business partner.”

Continuing the Apple iPhone 5 specs rumours, further reports have suggested Apple is to shave millimetres off the form of its next-generation handset thanks to the introduction of a new streamlined Sony camera sensor.

Whilst handsets and tablets continue to ship with increasingly slim form factors, the lack of cut sized camera sensors has started to slow the possibilities of skinnier devices.
 
Sony, however, has announced a new back-illuminated CMOS sensor tipped for inclusion within the Apple iPhone 5 that will allow for increasingly thin designs with improved functionality.

"This image sensor layers the pixel section containing formations of back-illuminated structure pixels onto chips containing the circuit section for signal processing, which is in place of supporting substrates for conventional back-illuminated CMOS image sensors," the component's description declared.

"This structure achieves further enhancement in image quality, superior functionalities and a more compact size that will lead to enhanced camera evolution."

Although unlikely, it has been claimed that following a number of unearthed patent filings Apple will incorporate an extra-dimensional 3D camera on its iPhone 4S replacement handset.

“A user may take video of a home while walking through the home and the image sensing device could use the calculated depth and surface detail information to create a three-dimensional model of the home,” one Apple patent detailed. “The depth and surface detail information of multiple photographs or video stills may then be matched to construct a seamless composite three-dimensional model that combines the surface detail and depth from each of the photos or video.”
 
A repeated talking point of the next-generation Apple handset, a number of reports have suggested growing competition and market pressures will see Apple up the device’s screen size from the current and continually standard 3.5-inch offering to a new plus 4-inch model.

These rumours have been backed up by a selection of industry analysts that have suggested Apple will be forced into the screen size overhaul by the likes of the upcoming Samsung Galaxy S3 and recent HTC Android offerings.

Speaking with T3, industry specialist Daniel Ashdown from tech analysis company Juniper Research suggested he believes that Apple is definitely going to opt for a larger screen on its sixth-generation smartphone.

"It will be particularly interesting to see what the size of the display will be given that it has not changed thus far since the iPhone was launched with a 3.5-inch screen," Ashdown said. "Competitors have increased their devices to up to 4.3". We would be surprised if they [Apple] didn't break from tradition this time and increase the size of the next model."

Contrary to these claims further reports have suggested that due to the conformity of the company’s extensive App Store offering Apple will retain its 3.5-inch iPhone display for future handsets.

Rumoured to be retaining its 3.5-inch form factor so as not to disturb the iOS platform's expansive and uniformed app offering Apple looks set to up its display credentials for the iPhone 5 with the current 960 x 640p Retina display resolution to be plumped to a HD 1280 x 720p or 1440 x 800p offering.

Once again throwing the iPhone 5 screen size speculation into confusion, latest reports out of China have suggested the mythical handset will land as a 4.6-inch monster set to topple the likes of the Samsung Galaxy Nexus. Quoting an “unnamed media source,” the Korean business newspaper Maeil has stated that “Apple has decided on the bigger 4.6-inch display for its next iPhone and started placing orders to its suppliers.”
 
Once again throwing the iPhone 5 screen size speculation into confusion, latest reports out of China have suggested the mythical handset will land as a 4.6-inch monster set to topple the likes of the Samsung Galaxy Nexus. Quoting an “unnamed media source,” the Korean business newspaper Maeil has stated that “Apple has decided on the bigger 4.6-inch display for its next iPhone and started placing orders to its suppliers.”

Apple iPhone 5 Dock Connector

Apple is considering casting aside the 30-pin connector for the iPhone 5 in order to make the device smaller and save space for new features like a 4G LTE radio, according to reports.

The article from iMore.com has claimed the Cupertino based company is looking beyond the connector, which has been a staple of iDevices since the very first iPod launched in 2001, and will use any means necessary to save vital millimetres within the device.

The report stated Apple could replace the bespoke charging solution with a "micro dock," but unfortunately it won't be the industry-standard microUSB solution, just a smaller iteration of its current form factor.

iMore points-out that Apple has previous in this area, saying: "Apple switched from the very common mini SIM card to the then very uncommon micro SIM card for the original iPad. They took the antenna out of the core package and put it around the edge in the iPhone 4.

They had 10 hours of battery life they wanted to hit. They had a Retina display and its backlight. They had an HSPA radio. They had 802.11n Wi-Fi. They had a bigger camera sensor. They had a lot of power-hungry components, and they needed space to hold them and power them, so they switched to a smaller SIM and kicked the antenna to the outside."

Changing the classic dock connector would be the end of an era and could cause problems for owners of expensive speaker docks for iPhones, iPads and iPhones. However, with the advent of AirPlay and iCloud, the need to connect your iPhone for anything other than charging has become less necessary.
 
Apple iPhone 5 Liquipel Coating

Looking to bring an end to the watery based deaths of high-end handsets, new reports have suggested that both the upcoming Samsung Galaxy S3 and the long mooted Apple iPhone 5 will land boasting Liquipel moisture repelling technology.

Showcased at CES 2012, Liquipel is currently a post-production treatment that can be given to handsets ensuring that when caught in heavy rain or taking an unwanted trip into a puddle or toilet bowl devices remain unscathed and no longer the victim of a watery based demise.

Tipped to add further unique selling points to the next-generation of market dominating smartphones, new reports have suggested that like the waterproofing nano tech currently used on the recently revised Motorola RAZR, the upcoming Samsung Galaxy S3 and Apple iPhone 5 will combat costly insurance claims with their own water repellent coating.

Apple iPhone 5 and Steve Jobs

Adding further gravitas to the allure of the illusive iPhone 5, an analyst at Rodman
 
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