Andre Yoskowitz
6 Apr 2011 0:57
Despite a report from a Korean site claiming that the iPhone 5 is indeed coming in June, Jim Dalrymple of The Loop adamantly refuted that claim today.
The Korean report cited manufacturers and even claimed that Apple confirmed the news.
If true, the news would be significant as Apple has released a new iPhone at every annual Worldwide Developers Conference since the smartphone's launch in 2007.
Instead, the company will focus on software this June, iOS 5 and Mac OS X Lion, while saving the hardware for a later date.
The most likely date is in September, when Apple normally launches refreshes its iPod line.