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The new documents describe a pre-LTE phase of testing, which was either completed last year in November, or will be completed this November the document is vague in this regard. But it does not matter, since a later section of the document lays out the different LTE phases for testing and implementation, specifically designating the pre-LTE phase for the iPad. Since the iPad 2 turned out to still be a 3G device, it is safe to assume that the iPad 3 will get 4G treatment in 2012. And since Springtime is the typical season for iPad releases, it would stand to reason that the 4G iPad 3 will come sometime then. In addition, the document also spells out details for phase one and phase two of the process, in which iPhone migration is not complete until phase two. If this is the case, then it will mean that a 4G iPhone will not be tested and released until after the iPad. This tells us two things: 1. That the iPhone 5 most likely will not be 4G, since it is slated to be released before the next iPad. 2. That the iPhone 6 will most likely be released in the Summer of 2012 and not the Spring, since apple will not release the iPad 3 and iPhone 6 in the same season, in order to maximize the hype and buzz for both devices. BusinessInsider Suggests that iPhone 6 Could Debut in March 2012 iPhone users are currently eagerly anticipating the iPhone 5. But recent rumors from top tech and business analysts suggest that the iPhone 6 could debut as soon as March of 2012. A common conundrum for iPhone users over the past few months particularly those who own an iPhone 3G or 3Gs, was whether to go ahead and buy an iPhone 4 now, or wait until the iPhone 5 is released. Well, now those of us who are committed to purchasing an iPhone 5 which is rumored to be due out sometime in September or early October may want to think again: rumors now suggest that the iPhone 6 could debut as early as March of 2012. That s just 5 or 6 months after the purported release of the iPhone 5! The idea comes from BusinessInsider samsung mp3 , who suggests the following: an analyst with Berengberg Bank suggests that the shake up [in iPhone release dates] may have to do with Apple s new release schedules which will see new iPhone and iPad models every 6 months, as compared to the usual yearly cycles. As a result, This accelerated release would mean that if we were to see the iPhone 5 in September as rumored, then the iPhone 6 would roll out as early as March. You can read the entire article here. While it may seem overzealous to imagine Apple releasing a new iPhone every six months especially considering how much hype and excitement surround the typically annual iPhone release. But considering the multitude of Android smartphones being released month after month, Apple could be compelled to shorten the sales cycle for its iPhone franchise. 4G is another consideration. If the iPhone 5 turns out not to be 4G-equipped, but 2012 becomes the year that 4G broke in America nokia n86 8mp , Apple may not want to wait until September or October of 2012 to capitalize on it with the iPhone 6. Hence, the iPhone 6 could debut in the first quarter of 2012 in order to have a fuller share of 4G onboarding that is bound to take place. All of this being said, there is still no hard evidence that the iPhone 6 will debut as soon as March of 2012. It is more of a business theory than an actual rumor. And let s not forget that many in the tech community believed that the iPhone 5 was going to debut at Christmas 2010 just 5 months after the release of the iPhone 4. well, it s coming up on July 2011, and we still don t have an iPhone 5 yet . . . Like the A5 Chip? New Report Suggests An A6 Chip For iPhone 6 in 2012 iPad 2 users are raving about the speed and agility of the A5 chip, and iPhone users are excited about the prospects of an A5-equipped iPhone 5. But new rumors suggest that a bigger, better A6 chip is coming to the iPhone 6 in 2012. Apple has been diligent in continuing to beef up its mobile processing power, rolling out the famed A5 chip in 2011, debuting on the iPad 2. Given the impressive performance of the iPad 2 to date, iPhone users are excited to experience the A5 chip, together with iOS 5, in the new iPhone 5, which is rumored to debut in the Fall of 2011. But for as much as iPhone users have yet to taste the A5 chip on the iPhone 5 yet, new reports show that an A6 chip is in the works, and will most definitely make its way on a 2012-released iPhone 6. PocketNow is reporting that According to Dan Heyler, a semiconductor analyst with Merrill Lynch in Taipei, quoted by the Chinese-language Commercial Times, Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company Limited (TSMC) has a great chance of winning orders for Apple s A6 processors, and that Samsung will reportedly continue to deliver Apple s A5 chips and thus TSMC will not get any orders in 2011 but, if the rumors turn out to be true, the A6 chip to be used in the next iPhone after the unannounced iPhone to come will not be made by Samsung anymore. We still do not know how the A6 chip will stack up against the A5 in terms of performance. but given the prospect of the iPhone 6 being the first iPhone that is 4G equipped, together with a possible new iOS 6 operating system, DV & Camera Phones for Sale enhanced gesture control, 3D capabilities Cheap DV & Camera Phones , and other possible innovations slated for the iPhone 6, it would be safe to assume that the A6 processor will be a vital aspect of pushing forward whatever new features Apple has in store for its sixth generation, 2012-released iPhone. iPhone 6 Going To Get 4G Treatment In 2012? Rumors are abounding that a 3G iPhone 5 may have a 4G competitor in 2011 with the rumored Nexus 4G. Does this mean that a 4G iPhone 6 in 2012 is likely? Year after year, 4G is becoming the holy grail for smartphones. And with ever-escalating rumors that the iPhone 5 may turn out to be more of a refresh than a revolutionary new iPhone iteration, the prospect of a groundbreaking iPhone 6 design that features a 4G radio is beginning to take shape. Reliable sources are indicating that 4G LTE will make its way into the smartphone realm in 2011 with Google s Nexus 4G, meaning that a 3G iPhone 5 could enter the fray at an immediate disadvantage. PopHerald reports Bluetooth Phones : According to a report posted by Boy Genius or BGR, Google could release a new phone and will feature Long Term Evolution, or LTE. Apparently, LTE is quickly becoming popular in United States courtesy of Verizon Wireless, but no mention of the carrier in the new Google phone rumor . . . iPhone 5 s rumor mill is suggesting that Apple might introduce the iPhone 5 in August or September, that will include the company s latest version of iOS, the iOS 5 packed with new notification feature that is a bit identical to Android s (and not Windows phone), and with tweaked software feature that will allow the volume up button to act as a dedicated camera shutter button. There s further reading on this over at The iPhone 5 News Blog. Rumored Sharp p-Si LCD Screen For iPhone 6 Could Lead To a Next-Generation Touch Screen Fresh rumors abound that Apple has contracted sharp to design and build a next-generation p-Si LCD screen for the iPhone 6. Find out how this new screen technology could be combined with a groundbreaking Apple patent for unprecedented gesture control. Among the many features that iPhone users consistently look for innovation on is the iPhone s screen. From the retina display to a larger, edge-to-edge screen, every new iPhone iteration holds the promise of higher resolution, 3D graphics, or any other number of innovations that make the user experience more interactive and dynamic. With news that Apple has already tapped Sharp to design a new screen for the iPhone 6, it can be argued that there is now more excitement about the iPhone 6 s screen than the purported new screen dimensions of the iPhone 5. If you re not familiar with p-Si LCD screen technology, then get ready to be excited. IT Pro Portal has a typically great report on it, explaining that: The iPhone 6, it is thought, could have a liquid crystal display using low-temperature poly-silicon technology, know-how that will allow smaller power consumption whilst featuring a much thinner and lighter screen. While at first glance this description may seem lackluster, highlighting nothing more than improved battery life and energy consumption, a closer look reveals a potentially groundbreaking new technology for the iPhone that, when combined with an ingenius Apple patent, could change the way that iPhone users interact with their iPhone forever. Hey Stupid, The iPhone 6 Won t Be Released in Early 2012 Are you really buying into the rumor that the iPhone 6 will ship in early 2012? Don't be stupid. Fresh reports that the iPhone 6 will be released sometime in early 2012 perhaps less than six months after the iPhone 5 are gaining traction across the tech media. The only problem is that it will never happen n8 , and iPhone users shouldn t believe the hype. Here s why: The only thing more exciting than rumors of an imminent iPhone 5 release is the prospect of the iPhone 5 and iPhone 6 being released within six months of each other. And if you read up on the latest iPhone rumors on a regular basis, that s exactly what is being reported on tech websites and blogs these days that the iPhone 6 is slated to be released sometime in early 2012. For iPhone junkies, there could be no better news. Many Apple devote¨¦s, regardless of financial strain, employment, or logic, will appropriate the necessary funds to buy the newest iPhone at all costs. Thanks to the unparalleled buzz machine that Apple runs, the iPhone has become more than just a product it is a cultural artifact that becomes an extension of its user s identity, as evidenced in Apple recent television ad, which states If you don t have an iPhone, well, then you don t have an iPhone. That line says it all, and explains why people love camping out in front of an Apple store to get the iPhone as soon as it is released. It is for all of these reasons that the iPhone world desperately wants to embrace the notion that the iPhone 6 will ship in early 2012. 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When it comes to life, most people are apt to get comfortable with routines they can count on. Ever since the release of the iPhone, early summer has been the typical routine of when the next iPhone iteration gets released. However, 2011 might be throwing a wrench in this usual pattern. With growing rumors that the next iPhone will not make its debut until the late summer, many iPhone users are already jumping ship for the various new Droid phones on the market, citing frustration and dissatisfaction with having to wait an extra three, four, or even five months to get the iPhone 5. With this in mind, where does this leave the release date of the iPhone 6? It would be nice to think that all the fives will match up nicely, with iOS 5 and the iPhone 5 debuting together in 2011. But chances are cdma & gsm Phones , iOS 5 will debut on the iPhone 6 and iPad 3 in 2012. 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