Next iPhone will be iPhone 4S; will feature Sprint and T-Mobile compatibility, analyst claims

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In a note to investors on Friday, Jefferies & Company analyst Peter Misek claimed knowledge of Apple’s fifth-generation iPhone. While most are now in agreement that Apple will not unveil its new iPhone until September this year at the earliest, thereby breaking its annual summer release cycle for the first time, the feature set coming in Apple’s next iPhone remains a topic of debate. Misek’s channel checks found that the next iPhone will be called the “iPhone 4S,” and it will feature minor cosmetic updates, Apple’s A5 processor, better cameras and HSPA+ support. More interestingly, perhaps, Misek claims that the next-gen iPhone will be picked up by both Sprint and T-Mobile. Of course we already knew Apple was testing an iPhone compatible with T-Mobile’s network, but Misek’s note is the first confident claim that the device will launch on T-Mobile since our exclusive report. Regarding 4G LTE compatibility, Misek says the Qualcomm LTE chip Apple would use in a 4G model is not available in the quantities Apple would need for the huge production volumes that are expected. This claim jibes with earlier reports that Apple’s iPhone is not likely to support LTE until next year at the earliest.

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114 Comments
  • Oscarwitz

    no way!

  • DonRSD aka PSN DonVCorleone

    only people who dont like the iphone are people trying to buck the trend aka ‘dont be a sheep and follow society’ people.

    look how many android phones there are and just ONE iphone.

    an old iphone 3g is better than the newest android.

    my single core apple iphone 4 runs better, smoother and faster than your dual or quad core android crap.

    and yes, i owned a sprint evo for 8 months before the crappy service got me out of my contract with NO FEES…….guess what i bought…….an iphone 4.
    its the best decision i made in quite sometime, to get away from android

  • Anonymous

    This better be wrong because if not, I’m jumping ship. 

  • Wildbill2

    if it will support flash, i want it, and was antisapating bigger screen, i hope it lives up to the hype, other wise im sticking with android.

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