iPhone 5 predicted to have redesigned ‘sleek’ unibody case

iPhone 5 will feature a new design that could employ a single unibody frame reminiscent of the company’s MacBook lineup, according to a new report. Analyst Brian J. White with Topeka Capital Markets issued a note to investors on Monday highlighting details he picked up on a tour of suppliers in China and Taiwan. During …

Analyst: T-Mobile, Not Verizon, Will Get iPhone

T-Mobile — not Verizon — is more likely to get the nod when Apple is expected to expand it U.S. iPhone carriers as early as this fall, one analyst suggested Thursday. Kaufman Bros. analyst Shaw Wu told investors the likelihood that Apple will add a second iPhone carrier in the U.S. to augment the currently …

Young inventor pops onto scene

A little ingenuity goes a long way for 7-year-old North Lima boy He’s started his own limited liability corporation. He’s presented in front of investors. He’s invented his own iPhone and iPod application. And, oh yeah, Connor is just 7 years old. The soon-to-be second-grader recently debuted his first app called Toaster Pop, a brightly …

New Contract-Free iPhone in the Fall? Analyst Stokes the Coals – Techland – TIME.com

Just in case you forgot, Apple may introduce a relatively cheap, contract-free iPhone this year. or not. But Deutsche Bank analyst Chris Whitmore told investors that now is the time. He believes that Apple will launch a mid-range, pre-paid iPhone for $300 to $500 in September, Apple Insider reports. (READ: Top 10 Back-to-School iPhone Applications) …

Analyst expects Apple to debut free iPhone 3GS with 2-year mobile contract – MacDailyNews – Welcome Home

“Analyst Mike Abramsky with RBC Capital Markets said on Wednesday that Apple is “expected” to offer the iPhone 3GS for free when the iPhone 5 launches later this year,” Neil Hughes reports for AppleInsider. “‘While a $49 iPhone is already available (AT&T), psychologically a $0 iPhone provides a compelling offer,’ Abramsky wrote in a note …

LinkedIn IPO Demand: Possible Irrational Valuation

LinkedIn IPO demand could be very strong tomorrow, but a possible irrational valuation of $45 per share could stall things a little. This would value the social networking company at $4 billion, that’s an increase of $10 a share. However, the early signs show that investors will pay that price. WSJ say that this is …