this time it’s unveiled with Apple’s trademark sign:
”Designed by Apple in California, Assembled in China”
The iPhone 5 is only a day away from announcement, but such is the veil of secrecy around upcoming Cupertino products, that we’ve still only had a few sightings of the device at this late stage. Plenty of dummy models have also been doing the rounds throughout much of Europe and Asia, and it now appears those non-working replicas are beginning to filter through to the United States.
Although the technology world was most certainly fooled last year when the iPhone 4S rather disappointingly entered the fray as opposed to the redesigned iPhone 5 we were hoping to see, it would seem this time around that the features seen in the leaks are representative of what’ll be announced later today.
The very first ones to hit American shores have been captured in high-quality, and the elongated form factor of the device will see the iPhone 5 become arguably the most-changed device to date:
Having said that, it still keeps the finesse and positive design features of the iPhone 4 /4S – both of which have become popular over the past couple of years. By keeping a relatively similar shape whilst tweaking most of the aesthetics, Apple has catered to those who wanted change and those who didn’t, and I’m pretty sure most of the crowd will be pleased when all is revealed later today.
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