Is this what Apple's new iPhone 5 will look like?

There are many different rumors regarding Apple's next-generation iPhone (which will be introduced later this year), but all of them seem to agree on one thing: the new handset - quite possibly called iPhone 5 - will have a display of at least 4 inches. This being said, KitGuru has managed to obtain some photos which reportedly show "a pre-release test sample" of the iPhone 5. Spotted "in the Far East", this alleged new iPhone does seem to have a 4-inch display, and is slightly longer than the iPhone 4S - as you can see in the photos below. Can we expect the new iPhone to look like this? Of course we can. Is this truly what it will look like? Well, this we do not know. But more leaks are likely on their way before Apple officially announces the device (maybe in late August, or early September), so let's sit back and wait for them.

New 2012 iPhone body reportedly leaks, gives the glass front its time to shine

Remember that tall, mostly aluminum 2012 iPhone shell that appeared to have leaked? It's back. This time, KitGuru has unearthed what it claims is a “test sample” with the glass front panel roughly intact. We've seen the darker steel sides, aluminum back and new dock connector before, but the front gives us a much better sense of how the finished product (if real) will turn out. Sitting next to an iPhone 4S, it's suggested that the new model would stuff in that bigger screen more through a better use of the available area — there's much less blank space than on the iPhones we've known since 2007.

Savi People app brings 'smarter' contacts to iPhone, integrates with your favorite social networks

 If you haven't been completely content with the stock Contacts app on your renowned Cupertino handset, and were wishing there was a little more to squeeze out of it - there might just be something in the App Store waiting to meet your needs. Enter Savi People. The 99-cent application essentially brings all your address book connections into one hub, but what separates it from the Contacts you've come to know is its integration with most of your preferred social networks - you know, the likes of Twitter, Facebook and, with the latest update, Instagram. Assuming you give Savi People the credentials to get into your accounts, you'll be tweeting, sending direct messages and posting on people's walls in no time directly from the app. You can grab Savi People for a little less than a dollar right now, though that could change at any timeasit is a "special" price.

Sanwa 3D Viewer

The new Sanwa 3D Viewer is designed to work with your iPhone, allowing you to enjoy 3D YouTube content on-the-go. Measuring 40mm x 90mm x 75mm and weighing 127 grams, the gadget magnifies side-by-side yt3D YouTube movies on your iPhone. It has a slot to hold an iPhone 4 or iPhone 4S. The Sanwa 3D Viewer is currently available only in Japan for 1,980 Yen or approx. $25. [Impress]

Pioneer X-CM31 Small Audio System

If you are searching for a new audio system, then check out the Pioneer X-CM31. Measuring 200mm x 250mm x 12mm, the sound system is equipped with an integrated CD player, 2x15W speakers and a built-in iPod/iPhone dock. The Pioneer X-CM31 has a USB port, allowing you to play your favorite music tracks which are stored on a thumb drive. It is compatible with both WMA and MP3 files. Available in black, white, red and brown, the Pioneer X-CM31 retails for 20,000 Yen ($250). [Akihabara]

Soundfreaq Sound Rise Clock Radio

Soundfreaq will release its new Sound Rise clock radio exclusively at Target stores this fall. Priced at just $99, the clock radio features a front-mounted dock for Apple’s iPhone, iPad and iPod. The Soundfreaq Sound Rise clock radio also has a front-mounted touch panel display, a digital FM radio, dual alarm clocks, a 2.1 speaker system and a USB port for charging your USB gadgets. What’s more, the gadget also supports Bluetooth connectivity for wireless audio streaming. [iLounge]