The upcoming iPhone has been getting plenty of play in leaked photos lately, and now M.I.C Gadget has posted a video found on Vgooo that supposedly shows an 'iPhone 5' prototype booting up. Check out the video after the break, and more photos.
A tipster tells Chinese tech media Vgooo.com that he has "accidentally" discovered an iPhone 5 prototype when he made a visit to his friend at Foxconn's factory in Jincheng. Just in case you haven't heard of Foxconn's factory in Jincheng (in China's northern Shanxi province), it's actually Foxconn's upcoming largest factory on Earth. According to sources, Foxconn will invest 100 billion yuan (US$15.7 billion) to develop the world's largest precision manufacturing base in Shanxi, and Foxconn chairman Terry Gou said he intends for the investment to transform Jincheng into the global capital of precision manufacturing within the next five years. So, in Foxconn's Jincheng factory, our sources tell us that each Foxconn worker needs to finish some touch-up cleaning to complete up to 3,000 iPhone 5 back panels every night in recent months.
So, according to the Chinese tipster, he "accidentally" discovered an iPhone 5 prototype at Foxconn's factory in Jincheng, and when he got his hands-on with it, he could feel the phone is thinner, and it is indeed taller. He quickly took some photos, and a video. Well, is the boot up video real or fake? We are not sure, but it's still interesting to see the device in the video could not be activated, where it says,
"This device is not registered as part of the iPhone Developer Program. If you are a member of the program, please register your device in the @@url@@."
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