This year, a number of impressive smartphone models have already been released. These include the likes of the Sony Xperia Z, HTC One and the recently released Samsung Galaxy S4. These are some of the most impressive smartphones ever to hit the market, but these will invariably mean that Apple will face tougher competition than ever before when it comes to the launch its next iPhone model.
In recent months, there has been widespread speculation about the next instalment of Apple’s iconic smartphones series. A number of sources have suggested that in 2013, we will see the release of an iPhone 6, a budget iPhone model and an iPhone 5S. The latter has seen the most speculation, with plenty of rumours regarding its potential features and release date. However, Apple is yet to officially announce this device, but a number of sources have suggested that the phone will be released this summer.
This has recently been backed up by a leaked document from a Japanese mobile network operator, GSM Arena reports. The document suggests that the iPhone 5S will be officially announced by the California based manufacturer on June 20th, with a release date to follow shortly afterwards in July. Visit us at PhonesLimited for the cheapest iPhone 5 contracts and iPhone 4S offers.
This is the latest of a number of rumours suggesting a summer launch for the device, and although we cannot currently verify the credibility of this source, it certainly coincides with previous rumours about the phone’s release date.
Obviously, as Apple is yet to make an official iPhone 5S announcement, there is not much information available regarding its potential features. However, many sources have suggested that the phone will see the inclusion of an updated iOS 7 operating system, upgraded 13 megapixel rear facing camera and 2 megapixel front facing camera with high definition video capture.
In the coming weeks, it is likely that we will hear much more news and rumours about the iPhone 5S, and as usual we will be sure to keep you updated with the latest developments.