One analyst believes that there will be two new iPhones launched this autumn. An iPhone 4-plus and an iPhone 5 with a new design. It is still undecided, whether he knows anything concrete or simply repeats existing rumors.
Analyst JP Morgan and Mark Moskowitz mixes now in the debate about whether Apple is launching a redesigned iPhone or not. According to the Financial Post, both will be launched, an iPhone 5 with a new design and a cheaper “iPhone 4-plus” as he calls it. The latter is primarily intended for the Chinese market, but will also be available anywhere else.
iPhone 5 should be lighter and thinner than the current iPhone 4 and have support for both GSM and CDMA network, but not LTE (4G). Moskowitz also expects that the screen will be larger and the camera has 8 megapixels. iPhone 4-plus, he expects the same form factor as the current iPhone 4.
In other words, nothing new on the table. The information we’ve heard before. What is new is a way just that they come out of Moskowitz’s mouth. That should be worth more when it is a professional analyst who puts his credibility behind it, but there might be the case that he just repeats the rumors we all already know, and that he really does not know more than we do. In other words, he just takes the chance and evaluates all the rumors suggest as much in the same direction that he will dare to believe that they are correct.
We have still not seen a single concrete proof that there exists a redesigned iPhone. No picture or other things. Last week, another analyst had not seen any evidence that there existed a redesigned iPhone 5 anywhere in the production chain.
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