In 2007, the release of the Apple iPhone permanently revolutionised the mobile phone industry as it was then known. Just like the iPod before it, the iPhone has become an icon of modern design and software innovation and every smartphone released afterwards has struggled to keep pace with its massive global success. It's no surprise then, that mobile industry professionals, tech pundits and smartphone fans across the world are on the constant lookout for new announcements and developments from makers Apple.
Those announcements have been revealed relatively regularly since the iPhone's unveiling, with the iPhone 3G, 3GS and most recently the iPhone 4 following the original model. In 2011, however, the regularity of these revelations seems to have stalled, with reliable reports suggesting that the next generation iPhone will not be released until September or November, rather than June or July as is usual. This new model is most likely to be called the iPhone 5, though some are predicting it will be known as the iPhone 4S. Typically for any Apple product, details are thin on the ground but what exactly can we anticipate from the iPhone 5 and will it revolutionise the phone industry once again?
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