Apr 5

-Speaking in an interview with Walt Mossberg of the Wall Street Journal, Sony CEO Howard Stringer made several comments that suggest the company will be supplying the image sensor for the iPhone 5. CNN reports that Stinger was discussing earthquake damage to Sony’s factories in Japan, and off-handedly said that a camera sensor made in one of those plants is being adopted by Apple, while adding that the sensor would be delayed due to the damage caused during the disaster.

-iOS 4.3.1 jailbreakers are reporting that the exploit is causing issues with Wi-Fi on their devices. I0n1c confirmed the problem for some routers, but it seems that the exploit was delayed because of mysterious wifi issues in the ios by itself.

-comScore late last week released the results of its latest monthly survey of U.S. mobile phone users, revealing despite other OS surge, Apple's new CDMA iPhone released February on Verizon ranked as the best-selling phone during the month.

-According to Korean site ETNews.co.kr, Apple is planning on releasing the iPhone 5 during the 4th week of June. Multiple reports have already revealed that Apple will not be introducing the iPhone 5 during the Worldwide Developer's Conference scheduled for June 6th. Instead, WWDC is said to be focusing on software only.Instead of a WWDC launch, Apple is expected to hold a special media event featuring Steve Jobs himself. ETNews, however, claims that the news of a late June iPhone 5 release comes with confirmation that Korean providers SK Telecom and KT will be amongst the first carriers to offer the new iPhone.