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Since then he's been busy recruiting programmers to help roll it out to include more languages beyond the original Spanish. Full Article | Video New app calculates calories through photos of food Common budget mistakes for tech startups Apple to ship new iPhone in September: sources Tweet Share this By Kelvin Soh HONG KONG (Reuters) - Apple's next-generation iPhone will have a faster processor and will begin shipping in September, three people with direct knowledge of the company's supply chain said. The production of the new iPhone will start... Email Print Related News Japan may cloud another stellar Apple quarter 4:09am EDT Analysis & Opinion Tech wrap: Apple sues Samsung over “slavish” copies Tech wrap: Google’s spending overshadows revenue growth Related Topics Technology » Media » iPad » Steve Jobs » Stocks An iPhone 4 is displayed at the Apple Store 5th Avenue in New York June 24, 2010. Credit: Reuters/Eric Thayer By Kelvin Soh HONG KONG | Wed Apr 20, 2011 7:29am EDT HONG KONG (Reuters) - Apple's next-generation iPhone will have a faster processor and will begin shipping in September, three people with direct knowledge of the company's supply chain said. The production of the new iPhone will start in July/August and the smartphone will look largely similar to the iPhone 4, one of the people said on Wednesday. The iPhone -- introduced in 2007 with the touchscreen, on-demand application template now adopted by its rivals -- remains the gold standard in the booming smartphone market. Reports on the timeline of the new iPhone launch vary, though it is largely expected that Apple will likely refresh its iPhone 4 later this year. The sources declined to be identified because the plans for the new iPhone were not yet public. An Apple spokeswoman in Hong Kong was not available for comment. The iPhone is one of Apple's most successful products, with more than 16 million sold in the last quarter of 2010 and the product accounted for more than a third of the company's sales in the quarter. The current iPhone 4 was launched by Apple Chief Executive Steve Jobs in June last year and began shipping the same month in 2010. Apple sources many of its components from Taiwan-based suppliers, many of whom are expected to benefit from an uptick in sales as some of them rely on the U.S. company for about 20-40 percent of their business, said Vincent Chen, an analyst at Yuanta Securities. "For some suppliers, Apple is their cash cow, or their bread and butter," Chen said. "With all these versions being launched so frequently, it will be the so-called low-margin suppliers, such as those that assemble the phones, who will benefit the most." Suppliers to the new iPhone include camera module maker Largan Precision Co Ltd, touchscreen panel maker Wintek Corp and case maker Foxconn Technology Co Ltd, two of the people said. The companies would begin production either in July or August before shipping components to Hon Hai Precision Industry Co Ltd, flagship of Foxconn Technology Group, for assembly, they said. Officials at Largan, Wintek and Foxconn declined to comment. On Wednesday, Largan's Taipei-listed shares ended up 3.7 percent, Hon Hai rose 4.3 percent and Foxconn rose 6.6 percent, outpacing the benchmark TAIEX share index's 2 percent advance. Apple, a big purchaser of touchscreen displays and flash memory, is also dependent on Japan for some of its key components, sparking concern that the disruption due to the crisis there may hurt its gross margins. Apple is expected to report another spectacular quarter on Wednesday, tempered by growing caution over how supply constraints will squeeze margins and restrain iPhone and iPad sales. (Additional reporting by Lee Chyen Yee; Editing by Anshuman Daga) Technology Media iPad Steve Jobs Tweet this Share this Link this Digg this Email Reprints We welcome comments that advance the story directly or with relevant tangential information. We try to block comments that use offensive language, all capital letters or appear to be spam, and we review comments frequently to ensure they meet our standards. If you see a comment that you believe is irrelevant or inappropriate, you can flag it to our editors by using the report abuse links. Views expressed in the comments do not represent those of Reuters. Comments (4) Wiseone wrote: What good is a faster processor if the network is crawling or the command button always locks up. Now if Apple could use the human body for an antenna instead of having the users hand short out the antenna … progress may be coming? Apr 20, 2011 4:28am EDT -- Report as abuse heaveho wrote: This is a comment space to comment of the post/article above not go off on some disconnected rant because you yourself don’t know how to use your iPhone. Get real! Apr 20, 2011 9:23am EDT -- Report as abuse Geek_News wrote: Isn’t Reuters supposed to be a reputable news site and not a rumor mill. Why don’t we hold off the rumors and speculation until something can be confirmed. Heck it was just last week manufactures were confirming that they hadn’t received the development plans for the new iPhone yet. Now everyone has then out in a few months? 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