Apple to unveil next iPhone Sept 10: report

Published August 12, 2013
Apple CEO Tim Cook reaches for an iPhone as he speaks at Apple's Worldwide Developer Conference (WWDC) in  this June 10, 2013 photo  in San Francisco, California . - AFP Photo
Apple CEO Tim Cook reaches for an iPhone as he speaks at Apple's Worldwide Developer Conference (WWDC) in this June 10, 2013 photo in San Francisco, California . - AFP Photo

Sun Aug 11, 2013 - Apple Inc, the world's largest technology company, is expected to present its redesigned iPhone in September, according to technology blog AllThingsD.

The blog cited unnamed sources as saying that Apple will unveil its next smart phone at a special event on Sept 10.

The company was not immediately available for comment.

Apple's iPhone launches are among the most-watched events on the tech industry calendar.

Reuters reported in June that Apple is exploring launching iPhones with bigger screens, as well as cheaper models in a range of colors, over the next year, according to several sources with knowledge of the matter.

The new iPhone would hit store shelves in time for the crucial holiday season.

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