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Last updated: Thursday, May 19, 2011

Those hoping for the release of the next generation iPhone in September will be delighted with the latest news coming from DigiTimes. The site is indicating that Apple has lowered volume shipments of the iPhone 4 for the second quarter. The original target of 20 million units will be lowered to 17.5-18 million units with

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Non-LTE iPhone 4S expected to launch September

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