> If this report is true, it also lends credence to reports that the iPhone 5 won’t be available until the fall. If it were to launch in June as usual, Apple wo

> If this report is true, it also lends credence to reports that the iPhone 5 won’t be available until the fall. If it were to launch in June as usual, Apple would likely have more complete prototypes available for developers. I don't see how it means that, surely even if advance prototypes were available then given the debacle last time they'll be kept even more under-wraps this time. Putting the new cpu into an "old" phone seems the perfect compromise for Apple - no matter what stage of dev the iPhone 5 is at.