Apple’s Release of iPhone 6 and iPhone Math in June is No More Skeptical

By JAMES PETER , BREATHEcast News Reporter

Jan 22, 2013 09:55 PM EST

Apple to launch new iPhone models in June to enhance its reign in the smartphone market says media reports.

This morning the reports quoted that; the company has a plan for a 4.8-inch iPhone 'Math'. The local industry sources as saying that the Cupertino, California-based consumer electronics giant will release at least three new models of its iconic smartphone this summer. Although Apple stock prices keep changing, one thing prevails when it comes to Cupertino's dream machine: speculation.

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Translated stories from the China Times and Taiwan-based Commercial Times, the iPhone Math would feature a 4.8-inch screen and an 8-megapixel camera, says Brightwire.com.

According to Commercial Times, Hon Hai Group, the world's largest contract electronics manufacturer remains the biggest winner in the race for the new iPhone orders. Hon Hai report has secured 90 percent of the new iPhone assembling orders.

Largen Precision will provide 8 million camera lenses for both "iPhone 5S" and the "iPhone Math," industry sources said.

Genius Electronic Optical Co. reportedly will also supply some camera lenses for the new iPhone models.

Hon Hai Group members will also continue to expand their Apple exclusive stores in Taiwan and China and tap into 4G telecom services.

Apple's MacWorld Conference is scheduled for Jan. 31-Feb. 2, which will focus on Mac OS-related events, but industry sources said information about new iPhone models might gradually be leaked.

The new iPhone models will rival with South Korean titan Samsung Electronics Corp.'s Galaxy S4 expected to debut at Mobile World Congress set to open in Barcelona in March.

Industry sources said the next-generation iPhone might include a fingerprint scanner built into the home button.

Some analysts also forecast that Apple may launch a more affordable range of iPhone in the second half of this year to expand its market share in the increasingly crowded smartphone market, says Focus Taiwan News.