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iPhone 5 prototype by Giga Netzwerk ahead of Tuesday launch.

The iPhone 5 highly-anticipated launch is planned for the next Tuesday and speculation is mounting over what the must-have gadget will look like.

Now designers have developed an iPhone 5 mock-up, showing a slightly wider device to its predecessor and a four-inch screen covering the whole model.

Experts at Giga Netzwerk have compiled leaked hints, hardware components and computer designs to show how they think iPhone 5 will appear.

The iPhone is still the smartphone industry’s benchmark after four years and its new model is expected to come out in the U.S. this Tuesday, before the holidays.

The Giga Netzwerk designers have developed a 3D mock-up, showing a slightly wider device to its predecessor and a four-inch screen covering the whole model

The Giga Netzwerk mock-up shows a “teardrop” design of iPhone 5, aluminium back instead of glass and an oval rather than a circular “home” button.

iPhone 5 mute switch is expected to move to the other side of the phone but the camera placement is likely to remain unchanged from the iPhone 4.

A new operating system is expected to have excellent voice recognition software that will allow users to dictate emails or SMS messages.

The device could even be called the “iPhone 4S” instead of the “iPhone 5” when it is launched on Tuesday, reported the Huffington Post.

The iPhone 5 release will be Tim Cook’s first major product launch since taking over from an ill Steve Jobs as Apple’s CEO in August.

The iPhone 5 is already widely expected to have a bigger touchscreen and faster processor than the current iPhone 4.

iPhone 5competition is fierce, as more than 550,000 Google Android-based devices – including tablets- are activated each day globally.

An insider source said in August that the new model will have a bigger screen, better antenna and an impressive eight-megapixel camera.

Apple’s iPhone has been a huge success since it debuted in 2007, transforming the company into one of the world’s leading mobile device makers.

Experts at Giga Netwerkz have compiled leaked hints, hardware components and computer designs to show how they think iPhone 5 will appear

iPhone accounts for around 40% of Apple’s revenue, with margins estimated at 60%.

Meanwhile, the mysterious closure of a number Apple stores in the U.S. has prompted speculation they will re-open as the iPhone 5 launches.

iPhone 5 tech predictions:

• 4 in touchscreen

• 1GB RAM

• 960 x 540 resolution

• 8 megapixel camera

• 16/32GB storage

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