The phone will be identical to the current iPhone 4 sold via AT&T and other carriers internationally, except using CDMA instead of GSM.
In the United States, Apple has had an exclusive agreement with AT&T since the original iPhone's launch in 2007.
Furthermore, the article cites sources who say Apple is already developing the iPhone 5, one that will "be a different form factor from those that are currently available."
That vague sentence leaves a lot up to interpretation as Apple has never hinted about adding a physical keypad to the device or of significantly changing the form factor.
Verizon, Apple and Qualcomm (the maker of the CDMA chip) have all declined comment.
Written by: Andre Yoskowitz @ 6 Oct 2010 14:34
