The devices are currently known as their codenames, Zenvo and Zagato/Bertone, a new report claims.
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Another day, another rumor about Apple's plans to launch a "lite" version of its iPhone.
A report out of China and discovered by Phone Arena on Friday claims Apple could be planning to launch two versions of an "iPhone Lite." That report, which included images claiming to show Apple's plans, indicates that one of the handsets is codenamed "iPhone Zenvo," while the other comes with the name, "iPhone Zagato/Bertone."
Both devices, according to the leaked documents, will come with 4-inch displays and come in different colors. However, the Zenvo model will come with a dual-core processor from Samsung and 1GB of RAM. The Zagato/Bertone version will have an unidentified "H6P" processor and support for TDD-LTE.
In terms of design, the device looks about the same as the current iPhone 5, but judging by the specs, will be the cheaper model that has been bandied about for the last several months. There has been some disagreement over the device's name, however, as many reports suggest it'll be called the iPhone Mini.
But before we get ahead of ourselves, it's important to note that there's no way to confirm the accuracy of the leaked documents, since Apple is notoriously secretive about its plans. The company has also been known to use some decoys to throw folks off the scent. In other words, as with all Apple rumors, take this one with a grain of salt until the iPhone maker actually shows off a new device.
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