Somebody call a plumber! The iPhone leaks are coming thick and fast now ahead of tomorrows big Apple event. This time, a handful of revealing placeholder pages have been spotted by a reader of TUAW, showing a few interesting details of what we may have confirmed tomorrow.
Over on the Cincinnati Bell website (a regional US carrier) both the iPhone 5 and iPhone 4S have been posted up in placeholder pre-order pages. With them comes a few specs too.
The iPhone 5 is said to have an 8MP camera, a 4 inch screen and an A5 processor, while the iPhone 4S has a slightly smaller 3.5 inch screen and the same A5 processor. Most excitingly, both are said to have 4G connectivity.
However, perhaps the most interesting details to come from the Cincinnati Bell leak has to do with the page's placement. Both the iPhone 5 and iPhone 4S were listed in the pre-paid handsets category before being swiftly removed.
4G and pre-pay? Two unexpected details, if they prove true. Hold out till tomorrow evening if you want the official iPhone 5 run-down from the Cupertino giants.


Choices, choices, choices; that's what you'll be getting from Apple's expected smartphone launch next week if the latest round of rumours prove true. Not only are there tipped to be two models launching (the iPhone 5 and the iPhone 4S), but the potentially budget friendly iPhone 4S will come in multiple storage size options too.
Apple look set to be taking a slightly different path for the launch of the iPhone 5 next month. According to All Thing Digital, we do not only have a date of October 4th for the iPhone 5's launch, but also a venue that breaks from the usual Apple tradition.
I know, I know; we're up and down on these iPhone 5 launch dates like a yo-yo. But look! We've got more techy people saying that October 4th is now the dead-certain unveiling of the iPhone 5.
What's that Skippy? Apple and Samsung are fighting it out in the courtrooms again? This time in Australia?? Crikey!
Psssst. PSSSSSST. Can you keep a secret? Yeah?
Apple's iPhone 5 team must want to put a gagging order out on Stéphane Richard, the CEO of the Orange network's parent company France Telecom.
Has anyone ever seen Prince Charles using a mobile phone? Probably, but we cant say we get invited down to Clarence House all that often to confirm it with our own eyes.

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