Apple orders 15m iPhone 5s for September

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The Apple iPhone 5 rumours have been rife, we’ve even got a wish list of what we want. But this is a news story, not a rumour. Apple have ordered 15 million iPhone 5 handsets from Taiwanese producers Pegatron, and they want them by September. Looks like we have a launch date. The bad news is that Pegatron suppliers say there are few updates to the handset, meaning as we suggested before it could be an iPhone 4S we see this September.

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