As we move into the third quarter, the quarter where Apple's (NASDAQ: AAPL ) expected to refresh its current product portfolio of iGadgets, the rumor mill is coming into full swing. And while Apple's one of the best in the game at keeping its newest innovations quiet before product launches, that won't stop long-time observers from taking the occasional stab at what's likely to be in or out of the upcoming line of devices. Recently, Apple Insider ran a series of detailed reports about how Apple could be introducing a new feature that could, once again, catapult the iconic smartphone above and beyond the competition for some time. In this video, tech and telecom analyst Andrew Tonner discusses the potential move.
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Report this Comment On August 08, 2013, at 7:17 PM, RLLH wrote:
When is The Motley Fool going to stop acting as an Apple fanboy? How about being a true stock analyst service, not a cheerleader for Apple?
Report this Comment On August 08, 2013, at 10:12 PM, MrSmith210 wrote:
You mad bro? If the headline was "why apples next phone won't blow away the competition" you'd be in here applauding. Get off the "fanboy" sh*t. What phone do you have? Whatever it is, you're just as much a fanboy for it as others are for their apple phones. Grow up. And don't be mad that apple is rebounding and resurfacing and slowly creeping back to remind everyone why their products are the best.
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