Gizmodo.com recently released photos of what it claims to be the legitimate iPhone “N90A” model straight from a Foxconn Factory.
For those who don’t know, the N90A model is rumored to be the new low-end cheaper iPhone 4 that Apple is expected to release along with the iPhone 4S (N94).
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An Apple software engineer working on Safari and WebKit for iOS may have posted the first ever picture taken by an iPhone 5 on Flickr.
The picture was taken down by Apple, but not before it became well spread throughout the web.
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It seems that leaked iPhone parts are just coming out in droves these days – as right after the iPhone 4S case leak, we now have another new iPhone 5 prototype case.
The picture is from a site called Macpost.net, and claims to be from the prototype back cover of the iPhone 5.
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As always, the closer we get to the release of a new Apple product, the more reports of leaked parts we see.
This time, the leak comes from an iPhone repair shop – which passed some prototype battery photos to MacRumors.com
While there is no way to know whether the photos from the UK shop iPatchPods are legit, they don’t really seem to be fake.
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Remember those photos of iPhone 5 cases that we mentioned in that past article? Well, according to MICGadget, those cases have started to pop up “everywhere in China”. The site also posted these pictures of the cases, showing lots of different colors.
As a refresher for those who didn’t read our original article, the case features a mute switch on the opposite side of the original device.
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After our previous articles about pictures of a rumored iPhone 5 Case, these new pictures came up through 9 to 5 Mac.
Apparently, they are a silicone case and a hard case for the upcoming iPhone 5. As you can see, the ringer switch is opposite of the volume keys, a change from the iPhone 4. Also, the bottom of the case has holes to accommodate a separate speaker, the main microphone, and a USB dock connector.
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A Taiwanese Apple forum www.Apple.pro recently released what appears to be an iPad 3 part.
The picture shown above is labeled part “821-1259-06″ and appears to be a dock connector with a ribbon cable attached to it and bent in a 90 degree angle. This aspect of the part is particularly interesting because in the cases of the iPad 1 and iPad 2, the ribbon cable was straight. This seems to suggest that the iPad 3 will have some fundamental changes in its internal design.
Read More →Well, the iPad is all the hype now, as there are only a few days left until the iPad is officially released (April 3rd). Apple has recently started accepting submissions of iPad apps to the iPad AppStore, and we’ve had multiple reports of some of these apps just sitting on Apple’s servers. Just a couple [...]
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