New Video Clip Allegedly Shows Powered-On Blue iPhone 5C
C Technology has posted a new video (direct link to video) showing what appears to be a powered-on blue iPhone 5C. The brief video does not show much of the handset's physical design, revealing only the blue edges of the device, but if legitimate would be further evidence that the assembled devices are making their way out of Apple's suppliers.
A similar video of what appeared to be a red iPhone 5C leaked one week ago, and a number of photos of packaged iPhone 5C units have also been surfacing. MacRumors also heard that new iPhone hardware was already being shipped into the United States last week, with a separate source claiming that the iPhone 5C was included in those shipments.
Apple's media event is scheduled for tomorrow at 10:00 AM Pacific Time, with the company expected to introduce both the iPhone 5S and iPhone 5C, as well as give a final look at iOS 7 before its public launch in the very near future.
Update: C Technology's site is currently down.
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