iPhone 5 Release Date: So September it is!

According to Slatest Magazine, the rumor of the much talked about iPhone 5 is "semi-confirmed" for September 12. The magazine reports that sources from within Apple Inc. confirmed to the New York Times that the fifth generation Apple smartphone will be revealed on the 12^th and then will make its way to the stores on the 21 of the same month.

The humdrum increasing around the iPhone 5 is not limited to the release date, but also the phone's features. Many are predicting that the iPhone 4S' successor will be a sleeker model with a wider screen.

Earlier this month, the Wall Street Journal released reports claiming inside information that the phone will flaunt a thinner body, wider screen and a new touch-screen technology.

According to the report, the latest iPhone screen will contain a new in-cell design in which the touch-screen sensors are embedded within the LCD screen, the new technology allows for higher quality graphics. The technology also permits the body of the phone to be more slender than its predecessor.

The reports coincide with the buzzing word that the greatest and most obvious change to the next generation Apple smartphone is likely to be its screen. Earlier this month, a Taiwanese blog called apple.pro allegedly leaked photos of the much talked about smartphone. The photo shows the alleged iPhone 5 to be slightly longer that its predecessor, iPhone 4S.

The iPhone 4 has a screen of 3.5, but Samsung's Galaxy S3, whose sky rocketing popularity is prompting the alleged early release of the new iPhone has a screen of 4.8 inches. The Washington Post reports, "it's likely that Apple's going to pump up the screen size. But, since Apple is a company that prizes usability, it's unlikely that the phone will get too big for the majority of consumers to use one-handed."

In the end, all that's been said about the iPhone 5 is all speculations and calculated guessing. It is important that Apple has not even mentioned the creation of iPhone 5 let alone its release date. However, this hasn't stopped people from predicting.