iPhone 6 rumor rollup for the week ending July 4

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	iPhone 6 rumor rollup for the week ending July 4 The tropical deluge Hurricane Arthur dumped on the U.S. East Coast was as nothing to the deluge of rumors dumped by the iOSphere, most of them dealing with parts.Mockups were triumphantly presented as proof of at least a “rough idea” of the final iPhone design. And then there were parts: both external and internal, though the really important questions about both went not only unanswered but unasked.And a Reliable Source “confirmed” what almost everyone has known since September 10, 2013: that the iPhone 6 is probably going to be announced in September 2014.You read it here second.___________“Rumors and past release date info have thus far pointed towards a September launch date for the iPhone 6, which has now been confirmed by a reliable source that spoke to MacRumors.”To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here Read More RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: ConnectIT Top Reasons to Attend ConnectIT - 7/16, Atlanta Get the latest research on collaboration, mobile and document management technologies. Meet solution providers to advance your collaboration strategy. Network with social-, mobile and document management-oriented IT professionals. 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