Traditionally, Apple so far has struck to its policy and schedule of releasing a new magical and revolutionary Apple iPhone every year around the June/July mark. But this time around, two factors may hasten up the eventual release of the next generation Apple iPhone 5 or 5G if you please. The arrival of tough competitors like Samsung Galaxy S, Nokia N8, HTC Desire HD and even Sony Ericsson Xperia X10 and the fact that Apple has received quite a bit of flak for antennae and signal problems in its Apple iPhone 4.0, both may just make Apple take the plunge and go in with an early release of the Apple iPhone 5.
Though this may mean an overt admission of fault on the part of Apple, when looked at from a purely business perspective, the arrival of the new Apple iPhone does make lot of sense and its presence among other rivals may just change the negativity that is surrounding Apple iPhones at the moment. But you never know, Apple may choose to just allow this hue and cry to continue for a few more months and eventually release the Apple iPhone 5 only in June, 2011. Thereby sticking to its time honoured plans. Whatever it is. A lot depends on how good the new Apple iPhone 5 is.
The question to be answered here is that whether the Apple iPhone 5G will bring forth any path breaknig technology or Apple will only stick to a more normal upgradation what all its Apple iPhone 4.0 is already. If industry reports emanating from sources like the Chinese Economic Daily News and Tech Radar.co.uk and Endgate are to be belived, the latter is the likely situation that is going to emerge.
A dual core 1.2 GHz processor, a wider 3.7 inches touchscreen, and of course a new more efficient antennae. This means, that the Apple iPhone 5G will be, largely speaking a 4G phone device only and it is only an upgradation and no new revolutionary technology has been infused.
