Lately, the rumor mill has been churning about the imminent iPhone 5. Most peg it as a thinner phone with a bigger screen, offering up a new design for the phone. But Concord Securites' Ming-Chi Kuo has sources that say we shouldn't expect anything more than an iPhone 4 with a spec bump.

There was a time when the iPhone and iPad counterfeiters of China would at least wait for a product to be officially released before coming up with their own alternative, but those days are apparently over.

The iPhone 5 is going to be officially unveiled any day now. ANY DAY NOW. Rumor has it the delicious looking plate of sushi you see above is a photo captured from a real iPhone 5. If so, then the iPhone 5 might get a megapixel boost.

Last year, there was a big to-do in the tech world when an Apple engineer left an early version of the iPhone 4 at a San Francisco bar, only to have it found by someone who then sold it to Gizmodo. And good lord, Apple has gone and done it again.