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Last updated: Friday, March 18, 2011

We’ve heard talk of an edge-to-edge display, of it having Near Field Communications (NFC) capabilities, and of it having an aluminium body. Today, 9to5Mac reported that some of the rumors floating around may indeed be true, and there may even be new details.

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iPhone 5 prototype info leaks, new materials and screen on the way?

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  1. oumarlemath
    March 20, 2011

    VERY GOOD FOR ME.

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