“The ‘big’ news is that Apple will be selling two totally distinct iPhones in September,” Seth Weintraub reports for 9to5Mac. “One will be a low-end variety that will address the cheap Android market, according to the source. The other will be a high-end device and will be an all new design. There will be no mistaking these two devices, they will be immediately discernible. The iPod touch, like it always has, will get updated in September as well.”
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“So that’s where the info path trails off, and to be frank, it isn’t all that surprising. There are currently two totally distinct iPhones on the market: the iPhone 3GS and the iPhone 4,” Weintraub reports. “The 3GS is at a cheaper price point while the iPhone 4 is the high-end line.”
Weintraub reports, “So we’ll have the same thing in September? iPhone 4 is the low end and iPhone 5 the high end? I’m not so sure.”
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[Thanks to MacDailyNews Reader “Jax44” for the heads up.]