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TECHNOLOGY: Apple prepares to unveil its new iPhone ... or maybe more

It's official, iPhone fans have to wait more than a week. It's October 4 Apple has publicly "about the iPhone", as stated plainly in a statement the firm at the apple. An event expected doubling since it will unveil the successor to the Apple smartphone star and the talents of animator Tim Cook, dropped the head of the group since the final departure of the iconic Steve Jobs on 25 August.

As the fateful date approaches, the Landernau technological wonders especially when discussed during the closed curtain, or iPhone ... iPhones. Apple could indeed have two phones.A slightly edited from the current iPhone 4, which would be sold cheaper, and its successor, with the latest innovations "made in Apple." A rumor arose from a blunder of the former vice president of the United States Al Gore.At a conference in South Africa, September 21, the former number two U.S. headquarters since 2003 that the board of Apple, was released that there would be "presented in October of iPhones."

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"The iPhone 4 is still one of the best-selling smartphones in the world and Apple could probably sell millions more if he decided to substantially reduce the price," said GigaOM, site specializing in new technologies that strong belief iron hypothesis. Such an announcement would be justified also in the light of the increasing number of cheap smartphones running Android, the Google operating system.Apple would not want to leave its main competitor monopolize any part of a mobile phone market without a fight.

For the rest, the giant of Cupertino (Calif.) should be faithful to its tradition of "growing". The iPhone 5 tapering even further to keep the title of the thinnest smartphone in the world. A regime that would be accompanied by a larger screen and a camera performance. The new model would also be more powerful and fast with a new engine under the hood.

Nothing revolutionary on the horizon, so if this is the new CEO of Apple, Tim Cook, held on this occasion the upper hand.A first in which he must prove he can lead, on stage, the same media frenzy as Steve Jobs.