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[FONT="]The Wall Street Journal has a story today which underlines many of the current rumours about the next iPhone. According to the WSJs sources in Apples component supply chain, the next iPhone will be thinner and lighter than the iPhone 4, and will have an 8-megapixel camera. According to one of the sources, the phone will have a Qualcomm wireless baseband chip, which would represent a move away from Samsung, who currently make the iPhone 4s memory chips, and Infineon Technologies, who make the baseband chips. [/FONT]
[FONT="]Nothing we havent heard before, of course, although its very interesting to note the description of thinner and lighter. [/FONT]Apples sales estimates of the new iPhone is quite aggressive, one source told the WSJ. It told us to prepare to help the company meet its goal of 25 million units by the end of the year. The initial production volume will be a few million units we were told to ship the components to assembler Hon Hai in August.
[FONT="]Source: Apple Preparing For New iPhone in Third Quarter - WSJ.com, via MacRumors[/FONT]