Apple consumers patiently awaiting to get their hands on the elusive iPhone 5 may have to wait a little while longer than expected. According to a Chinese translated report from Sohu.com, 9to5Mac reports the highly anticipated iPhone 5 may have caught its first road bump on the way to its expected release date.
The iPhone 5 originally targeted to launch in September or October is now rumored to be pushed back until 2012. Why you ask? Allegedly, the device is having problems with an overheating dual-core A5 chip.
As many in the Apple blogosphere have already speculated, Apple could release a slightly revamped “iPhone 4S” device to hold consumers over until they resolve the overheating A5 chip issue out. The “iPhone 4S” is rumored to house an eight megapixel camera, a Gorilla Glass display, and most likely run on a dual-core chip.
At this point it is all early speculation as Apple has yet to confirm the report.
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