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If the iPhone 5 is indeed, as rumored, going to launch early next month, it makes sense that Apple's contractors are hard at work putting the products together. A report says that Chinese manufacturers Foxconn and Pegatron are doing just that. Macotakara reports the phones are being stocked without packaging because they'll need to be installed with the as-yet unfinished operating system fort the devices, iOS 5.0. Going by Apple's previous annual iPhone release schedule, the iPhone 5 is a bit late, with previous models having been released in June or July. iPhone 5 Assembly Reportedly Begins [Macotakara via PC World] Read More ...
