iPhone5 will go on sale in September

Published: 20 April 2011 y., Wednesday

"iPhone" is one of the most successful Apple products. News agency 'Reuters' reports that a new generation of smart phone "iPhone5" will go on sale in September.

Mass production of the iPhone 5 will start from July/August, but the product will not be distributed until autumn. IPhone 5 will offer a faster processor, while the appearance of the device will remain almost unchanged. However, this information is not confirmed by Apple's official representatives yet.

Šaltinis: Reuters
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