iPhone 5 coming out this June.

[m.garz]

---

ang TS wa na ni reply hehe

[KE-25]

apple would definitely uses LiquidMetal Technology on their latest Ip5. This type of technology is pliant and stronger that the metals used in the market yet very soft to adhere on what shapes the Ip5 would be. This technology was supposedly used on the Ip4s but Apple thought otherwise to just release it on their new biggest iteration to date (from the previous iphones they have), definitely, 4+" screen, and a screen edge to edge all over(just like what Nokia is using on their Lumias, where the picture on the phone seems to float on top of the screen)

Appy has definitely learn the lesson (the hard way) when they've released Ip4s where it was just a minute revision in terms of form factor from the standard Ip4... Ip5, will according to the recent release last quarter of this year.. will sport a 4"+ screen size.

I read a recent article about liquidmetal and inspight a lot of chatter about this metal being used for both Iphone 5 and Macbook Pro 2012 , it is still doubtful , I share the same views with one of the inventors of Liquidmetal technology, Atakan Peker. His views are this ,

[Liquidmetal] is a completely new and different metal technology. Therefore, there is no suitable manufacturing infrastructure yet to take full advantage of this alloy technology. For example, I estimate that Apple will likely spend on the order of $300 million to $500 million — and three to five years — to mature the technology before it can used in large scale. … Although Apple has exclusively licensed Liquidmetal’s technology, I think they will find a way to use this technology as it gets mature.” – Peker

That is why Apple has only used this technology on the SIM-ejector pin for the iPhone. I have also read another article about Liquid Metal not being fully tested for phone and internet. As this article suggests

"The only problem that exists here is the relative lack of testing this metal has had in the fields of wireless data and Bluetooth – and services of that nature. We’ve heard several sources speaking out against the iPhone with Liquidmetal casing for that very reason as well."

So overall with articles sprouting out close to WWDC set in June , I doubt this technology will be used , although APPLE has surprised me for some time , we shall see , i guess the words "Tanawon lang" comes to mind

On Iphone 5 June date , personally I doubt it but there has been a lot of chatter on the net about triple release of Macbook Pro 2012 , Mini Ipad and Iphone 5.

[blu bizcuitz]

let's not set our hopes high...the SIII was a failure...but my eyes are set on this phone if it will be released this coming June.

[DEMONOCIETY]

Ohhhh sad its made in china palangawan lang sa ni nako

hala support pa mog made in china the more you support the more they bully us

[HAP5193]

What's new on iphone 5?

[blu bizcuitz]

What's new on iphone 5?

all just rumors

[akomao]

hopefully i.announce nila ang iphone 5 sa ilang event this june

[eongab]

hopefully i.announce nila ang iphone 5 sa ilang event this june

ayaw sa boss kay 1 week pa ni ako 4s. lol.

[Pmak76]

Nindot tana kung naa na hologram ang i5

[coco_ji]

ayaw sah..haha..wla pko money..