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Yesterday, Australian police warned against the use of iOS 6 Maps due to some travelers being stranded after using Maps for guidance to a city. Maps led them astray and Apple has since repaired the error, but it wasn't exactly Cupertino's fault.
Jefferies analyst Peter Misek recently released a report in regards to the future of the iPhone. Misek's research shows that based supply chain checks show that Apple could be readying the launch of a new iPhone in June or July of 2013.
Several travelers recently became stranded in the Murray-Sunset National Park while trying to reach Mildura after using iOS 6 Maps for directions. Police in Victoria, Australia have since issued a warning advising people to stay away from the Maps app.
T-Mobile CEO Rene Obermann says the company has signed an agreement with Apple to launch products starting in 2013. Wow, that took a long time.
![[Rumor] Leaked iPhone 5S Rear Shell Surfaces](http://www.macmixing.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/12/iphone_5s_5_rear_shells-580x338.jpg)
It's only been a couple of months since Apple unveiled the iPhone 5and we've already heard different rumors regarding it's future replacement. Apple is allegedly working on the iPhone 5S which wouldn't release until next year. Today, ETrade Supply leaked new photos surface for what is claimed to be the iPhone 5S rear shell.
Apple has just issued a press release stating its iPhone 5 will be launch in 50 new countries this month. Apple's plans to have the iPhone 5 in 100 countries by the end of the year may just work out after all.