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IPhone 5 Is No Surprise. Can Apple Still Keep A Secret?

Has Apple Lost Its Skill At Keeping Secrets?
Catharine Smith

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The new Apple iPhone 5 is displayed Wednesday Sept. 12, 2012 following the introduction of new products in San Francisco. The iPhone 5 is a blend of beauty, utility and versatility. (AP Photo/Eric Risberg)
The new Apple iPhone 5 is displayed Wednesday Sept. 12, 2012 following the introduction of new products in San Francisco. The iPhone 5 is a blend of beauty, utility and versatility. (AP Photo/Eric Risberg)

Today Apple announced the iPhone 5 to much fanfare but little surprise. For a company renowned for secrecy, the newest iteration of the iPhone didn't keep many secrets. Are we witnessing the end of the era of Apple stealth?

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