NEW YORK (TheStreet) -- Apple(AAPL) news never slows, and today we get reports on a new iPhone, a new iPad and a lawsuit.
Tech blog
Digitimes reports that Apple supplier
Pegatron Technology has supposedly landed orders for Apple's new iPhone, as well as another iPad, which is going to be launched in the fourth quarter. Apple just recently started selling the
new iPad, so an even newer version doesn't make sense. Perhaps that is when production will start.
Digitimes also mentioned the 7-inch iPad, which it says will reportedly be released in August. Rumors of a September or October launch for the
new iPhone might turn out to be true, as Apple released the iPhone 4S in October, and made comments in its
second-quarter earnings call that third-quarter revenue guidance was lower than Wall Street expected, presumably to focus on a new iPhone. Apple blog
AppleInsider reported iPod customers started receiving notice this week that they are part of a class-action lawsuit against Apple, which says iTunes was a monopoly. Members of the lawsuit are those who purchased an iPod classic, iPod shuffle, iPod touch and iPod nano between Sept. 12, 2006 and March 31, 2009. Shares of Apple are lower in Wednesday trading, off 1% to $562.25. Interested in more on Apple? See TheStreet Ratings' report card for
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