Report: Apple to build 5 million iPhone 26 (or whatever it's called) in the second half of 2011

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Apple is preparing a big second half of 2011. Computer company reportedly ramping up iPhone production lines on 12-13 per cent, which includes orders for next-generation iPhone, iPhone 3GS and iPhone 4.

The source of the supply chain industry watchdog some staggering figures DigiTimes production. Apparently Apple 2 H 2011 iPhone order is now more than 56 million units, from 50 million units and 26 just iPhone 5s. Interestingly enough time for the iPhone 5 orders slightly shifted to the Q3 is reduced from 7 million to 5.5 million units, while the order Q4 increased from 14 million to 20 million units. This 20 million iPhone 5s. If those are sold at retail, which would Eclipse sales 2Q2011 Blockbuster Apple when it sold a total of 18.65 million iPhone units.

Massive uptick puts Apple on track to come in just below 100 million for 2011. The company sold 34 million iPhones in the first half of the year, and it was technically the older model, even though the Verizon iPhone is a little boost. Cloud iPhone or not, Apple looks forward to the next iPhone selling like hotcakes Betty white.

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The following Motorola tablets called Kore? All signs point to Yes

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Before we begin, I would ask that you all have your grain of salt to ready because we enter some very speculative. Motorola is already a domain shopping spree lately, and with a bit of snooping, the folks over at fusible, now we're all Privy Moto at purchase.

On 3 August there were five domains, MotorolaKore.com, KoreMotorola.com, kore.com, MotoKore.com and Moto Motorola-Kore.com. This is obviously the first batch of domains, Motorola took quite a long time, which gives just a little supports the idea that Motorola has up their sleeves for the next few months.

Now of course nothing is actually concrete at the moment the crust. Registration information listed technical contacts at Motorola mobility and domain names, confirm it, so at least we have developed you don't get the wrong half of Motorola here.

Fortunately the Motorola mobility CEO gave us some opportunities to play, thanks to some subtle statements he made during the earnings call last week. He admitted that going forward, Motorola expects to launch two more 4 G-capable pills and at least one more 4 G Smartphone. Crust may be one of the devices that he had in mind, and in view of its reference to "the problem now is first to market with Xoom" my money at the purchases of domain, time of their first big marketing push for new pills. Xoom was a bit of a mixed bag when it comes to marketing, especially in view of their Super Bowl ad looked great but said next to nothing about the tablet. It sounds like Jah and the company could have learned their lesson, and Kore can be the first device to benefit from it.

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