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This week we’re bound to see another massive collection of Apple device leaks, not least of all because we’re coming up on a period where it’s likely Apple will hold an event to release a new smartphone, smartphones, or tablet. Or even a couple of tablets if the rumor mill turns out to ring true. […]

Apple and its developer community have had a few rough weeks: hackers struck Apple’s Dev Center in mid-July, and the company’s efforts to both recover and rejuvenate the portal have been slow going. Things are looking up, however, as the company just sent word that it will restore most of the remaining services this week. These will include crucial elements like enrollments and renewals, although Apple has already extended current developers’ memberships to avoid interruptions. While there’s still a few missing pieces, it’s clear that developers can soon return to business as usual.

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Source: 9to5 Mac

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Yes sir, sometime at the end of last month, there were whispers of iOS 7 Beta 4 being seeded soon, and “soon” there was a relative word, since it did not take too long before – within the same day itself, in fact, that we reported iOS 7 Beta 4 was seeded afterwards. Well, it did not take too long before we hear whispers that iOS 7 Beta 5 could very well be on its way, too. After all, it is the circle of life (for a software, at least), where one would release alpha, beta and release candidate versions of one’s software so that private and/or public users are able to give it a go, before feedback from these users help the software house to change their work in order to have a smooth as possible rollout eventually.

It does seem as though new hardware will be arriving from Apple in the fall, and September 20th (all right, so the more dogmatic among you might argue that fall starts from September 22nd, but hey, whatever floats your boat) could very well be the date where the next generation iPhone launches. Considering how iOS 7 beta 4 looks set to expire this coming September 12th, do you think that there is a very high possibility of checking out iOS 7 Beta 5?

iOS 7 Beta 5 Looks Likely original content from Ubergizmo.