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According to AppleInsider, White based his predictions on discussions he's had with "local contacts" in Apple's supply chain in Taipei. He didn't provide any concrete details on what the devices might look like or components they might come with. Speculation abounds over when Apple might finally launch the iPhone 5 and the long-rumored iPad Mini. Conventional wisdom puts the iPhone 5 launch date at October. The latest word on the iPad Mini's launch date has been narrowed only to the second half of 2012.

However, at this point, there's no telling for sure that either product exists, so any speculation on a release date should be taken with the proverbial grain of salt, Hopefully we'll learn a bit more about Apple's product plans next week at the Worldwide Developers Conference, CNET has contacted Apple for comment iphone x screen protector youtube on White's statements, We will update this story when we have more information, Topeka Capital Markets analyst Brian White has apparently based his predictions on discussions he's had with "local contacts" in Apple's supply chain in Taipei..

The Nano-SIM had become a lightning rod of controversy over the last several months as Apple decided to take on Nokia, Research In Motion, and Motorola to deliver its own technology for the standard. The initial vote to determine whether Apple's technology or that from the other companies would become the standard was scheduled to be held in March, but ETSI decided to delay it so it could "achieve a broad industry consensus."To improve its chances of winning the vote, Apple reportedly moved to "significantly" increase its voting power earlier this year by registering six European subsidiaries with the ETSI. According to ETSI rules, any subsidiary with 8 billion euros or more in revenue is allowed up to 45 votes. At that time, Nokia had the most votes in its corner with 92.

In an apparent attempt to ease tensions for the first vote, Apple reportedly offered ETSI member companies the option to use its Nano-SIM standard at no charge, However, in order to receive the freebie, the companies would have been required to offer the "same terms in accordance with the principle of reciprocity" on all industry standards they might own, Based on the events that followed, Apple's counterparts apparently shunned the offer, Earlier this month, iphone x screen protector youtube RIM, Nokia, and Motorola instead tried a compromise of their own by unveiling a new design for its Nano-SIM that incorporated many -- but not all -- of the features found in Apple's option, It's not clear if Apple responded favorably to the compromise, thus paving the way for today's vote to go to the other side..

CNET has contacted Apple, RIM, Nokia, and ETSI for comment on the vote. We will update this story when we have more information. Update 7 a.m. PT to include more details. According to ETSI, it has finally come to an agreement on the Nano-SIM standard. The only issue is, it didn't say which company won. The European Telecommunications Standards Institute (ETSI) announced today that its committee has come to an agreement on the Nano-SIM standard. There's just one issue: the organization didn't say which technology was chosen.