Apple More Worried About, The Revenue Generator “iPhone 5”, Than iTv or iPad
Well, it is about time that rumors regarding the release of the next gen iPhone have started to come. As we know that iPhone 4S released three months ago in October and its time when the rumor mill started to bring new rumors and speculations related to iPhone 5. Currently, iPad 3 rumors are on top because it is expected to launch in the first quarter of 2012.
Will Siri Be Included In iTv?
Well, it has also been rumored by several sources that Apple might release another product named as iTv and according to an analyst Peter Misek the iTv will be produced in Sharp factories in Japan in February this year. It means that Apple is going to bring its own television set which will obviously have a high definition display and will be produced by Sharp display panels. There is another rumor that Siri might be included in the iTv as well, which in my opinion will be a great and unique addition.
The current iPhone and iPad models; iPhone 4S and iPad 2 are selling much these days and iPad 2 in particular has been sold 40 million units since it was launched in April last year. But the point we are going to discuss today is that what changes the next generation iPhone will bring in itself this year?
Apple More Worried About iPhone 5 Than iTV or iPad
According an analyst Shaw Wu, stated that Apple might be a little bit more worried about the launch of iPhone 5 than the release of iPad 2 or iTv this year. The main reason behind is that the iPhone is the revenue generator of the company and it will have a major part in the income stream of Apple in 2012.
Completely New Design & Shape Expected
It is highly expected and even speculated that the next generation iPhone will bring a completely new design, aesthetics in the form of a thinner case, slightly larger screen as well as the addition of 4G LTE network capabilities. As we know that Apple does not use same iPhone design more than two times, so, after iPhone 4 and iPhone 4S, it is now become obvious that the next iPhone will bring something completely different and new to the table.