iPhone 5 Prototype Leaked in Video, Prompts to Connect to iTunes

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Possible iPhone 5 prototype has been  leaked on YouTube by Chris which he claims to have received from one of his anonymous source in China. Since he doesn’t have sync cable that fits to the smaller 8-pin dock connector, he only managed to shows us Apple Logo followed by Connect to iTunes on iPhone 5 when trying to start the device.

As noted by Chris, the next generation iPhone doesn’t have reflective glass, instead Apple has replaced it with a matte black aluminum, as seen in previous leaks. The prototype is about half an inch longer than the iPhone 4s, meaning the screen real state has increased considerably.

As, seen in past leaked photos, headphone jack has been moved to the bottom of the device - next to the two speakers (or one speaker and one microphone?).  The front facing camera is now placed above the ear speaker, in the centre of the iPhone. And finally, the dock connector on the prototype is smaller as well, it’s now about half the size of the current dock connector. Check out the video to feast your eyes.

[UPDATE]: Fake

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  • Lalala

    so theres no improvements to the screen or anything?  retina wise?

  • Dan

    This isn’t too bad, I heard the dock connector is going to be the same as the Mac Book Pro’s, the really small Mac Book chargers, that are magnetic too.

  • Souheil_500

    Why need to connect to itunes i think this was on ios 4.1 i dont think its real becuas if it have the ios 6 you dont nedd itunes to start right

    • http://cydiablog.com/ Mike Webb

      it could be a prototype with iOS 5.x installed..

      • Malay Mody

        It’s not required on iOS 5 either. Part of the whole cutting the cord thing apple was doing with wifi sync and such

  • Nic

    Why the iTunes sync? thought that as a requirement was got rid of…
     

  • Marius Øye

    Seems legit