Purported iPhone 5 Built From Individual Parts By Chinese Repair Site

By: on 7.29.12
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Photographs of what could be Apple’s next iPhone surfaced Sunday, giving impatient iPhone fans an idea of what Apple could be unveiling sometime during the next few months. Maybe. Possibly. It all depends on whether the parts are actually from Apple. Chinese-language repair site iLab.cc reports it assembled an iPhone 5 using individual parts that have recently become available. The phone features a smaller dock connector, what looks to be an elongated display, a centered FaceTime camera, and a rear plate dominated by a metal panel. Read the full story at Wired.

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