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Last updated: Friday, July 6, 2012

Most of the speculation surrounding the iPhone 5 has been focused on the exterior of the smartphone. More specifically, it is expected Apple will increase the size of the touchscreen display to around 4-inches, which in turn could mean a larger handset, or a phone with a very thin bezel around the larger display. A

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iPhone 5 to use Exynos quad-core processor architecture

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