Recent rumors have pointed to the next-generation iPhone hardware launching in the fall instead of the usual summer timeframe. Now, new sources with 'direct knowledge' of Apple's supply chain are saying the device should begin manufacturing in late July or early August, in time for a September launch.
Reuters cited three sources with inside knowledge of Apple's plans for the iPhone 5, which agreed that the design will largely be unchanged. The major difference will be a "faster processor"—undoubtedly the A5 processor used in the iPad 2.
Beyond the promise of a "faster processor," not exactly the most shocking revelation, the sources for Reuters also claimed a September introduction for the updated iPhone. Previous rumors were less precise, merely indicating a later "fall" launch, leading many to conclude Apple would introduce the new iPhone alongside updated iPod touch devices in September—the usual timeframe for iPod updates. This latest intel seems to confirm that conclusion.
One possible major change not mentioned by Reuters' sources is that the iPhone 5 might use dual-mode Qualcomm baseband chips that are capable of connecting to both GSM/HSPA and CDMA/EVDO networks. The CDMA-compatible iPhone 4 launched earlier this year makes use of such a chip, but the GSM capabilities are disabled. It's further possible that moving the iPhone 5 introduction to the fall will give Apple a chance to use next-generation Qualcomm chips that are also compatible with 4G LTE networks.
Other rumored improvements for the iPhone 5 not discussed in the Reuters report include an 8 megapixel camera and integration of NFC hardware, possibly connected to an iTunes-based mobile payment service.
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