 Hello guys, it's Vlad with the Verge here at ETHIS 2012 in Berlin and we're taking a look at something pretty special. It is an iPhone 5 mockup. Here we have an iPhone 4s for a size comparison. As you can see, this looks very much like all the leaks that have come out previously. You've got a two-tone back cover here and flipping it around to the front, you've got what looks to match the 4-inch leaks and rumours that we have heard of the iPhone's display going vertically higher. So this is the original iPhone 4s and this is how tall the new iPhone display would be, assuming that this mockup is actually legitimate. We have gotten a hold of this from one of the case manufacturers here at ETHIS in Berlin, which has chosen to remain nameless in order not to upset a certain company. What we have been led to believe, however, is that case manufacturers are very confident about this new design and are starting to produce cases in volume in order to ship them next week, as soon as next week, to retailers. So here are the changes. The dock connector at the bottom has been shrunken, exactly as we've seen. Still got screws on the side of it. Right there you have openings for speakers. On the original iPhone 4 and 4s, only one of the openings is a speaker, presumably the same with this new one. And you have the headphone port, which is usually on the top on the older design, but is now here at the bottom. Flipping this iPhone 5 mockup to the top, now you only really have a power-slash-lock button, nothing else on the top. Looking at the left side, nothing seems to have really changed. It doesn't have that colored label. We've seen some leaks that do have the colored label. And you might also notice that beyond the metal surround, there is still a little layer for the display, which matches this one. But this is notably thinner than the iPhone 4 and iPhone 4s design. The home buttons look to be pretty much identical, and they operate pretty much the same way. One of the notable omissions from this iPhone 5 mockup is that you don't have the little dot for opening up what we presume is a micro-sim slot tray. And just to flip it around to the back, you've still got the camera in the top left-hand corner, looking at the phone from this position, with an LED flash near it. And you have a whole bunch of FCC and other iPhone labels at the bottom. Notably the iPhone font doesn't seem to match Apple's styling, but again, this is just a mockup. And coming around to the front, perhaps the biggest change is the move of the front-facing camera from the side of the earpiece to the top. So that's really it. It really seems to look exactly as all the leaks have suggested that it would look, the iPhone 5, it is thinner, it is taller than the iPhone 4 and 4s, and we'll really just have to wait to see how the software works, how much of a difference that makes in day-to-day use. So that's it, our quick glimpse at an iPhone 5 mockup here at IFA 2012 in Berlin.
 Hello guys, it's Vlad with the Verge here at ETHIS 2012 in Berlin and we're taking a
 look at something pretty special.
 It is an iPhone 5 mockup.
 Here we have an iPhone 4s for a size comparison.
 As you can see, this looks very much like all the leaks that have come out previously.
 You've got a two-tone back cover here and flipping it around to the front, you've got
 what looks to match the 4-inch leaks and rumours that we have heard of the iPhone's display
 going vertically higher.
 So this is the original iPhone 4s and this is how tall the new iPhone display would be,
 assuming that this mockup is actually legitimate.
 We have gotten a hold of this from one of the case manufacturers here at ETHIS in Berlin,
 which has chosen to remain nameless in order not to upset a certain company.
 What we have been led to believe, however, is that case manufacturers are very confident
 about this new design and are starting to produce cases in volume in order to ship them
 next week, as soon as next week, to retailers.
 So here are the changes.
 The dock connector at the bottom has been shrunken, exactly as we've seen.
 Still got screws on the side of it.
 Right there you have openings for speakers.
 On the original iPhone 4 and 4s, only one of the openings is a speaker, presumably the
 same with this new one.
 And you have the headphone port, which is usually on the top on the older design, but
 is now here at the bottom.
 Flipping this iPhone 5 mockup to the top, now you only really have a power-slash-lock
 button, nothing else on the top.
 Looking at the left side, nothing seems to have really changed.
 It doesn't have that colored label.
 We've seen some leaks that do have the colored label.
 And you might also notice that beyond the metal surround, there is still a little layer
 for the display, which matches this one.
 But this is notably thinner than the iPhone 4 and iPhone 4s design.
 The home buttons look to be pretty much identical, and they operate pretty much the same way.
 One of the notable omissions from this iPhone 5 mockup is that you don't have the little
 dot for opening up what we presume is a micro-sim slot tray.
 And just to flip it around to the back, you've still got the camera in the top left-hand
 corner, looking at the phone from this position, with an LED flash near it.
 And you have a whole bunch of FCC and other iPhone labels at the bottom.
 Notably the iPhone font doesn't seem to match Apple's styling, but again, this is just a
 mockup.
 And coming around to the front, perhaps the biggest change is the move of the front-facing
 camera from the side of the earpiece to the top.
 So that's really it.
 It really seems to look exactly as all the leaks have suggested that it would look, the
 iPhone 5, it is thinner, it is taller than the iPhone 4 and 4s, and we'll really just
 have to wait to see how the software works, how much of a difference that makes in day-to-day
 use.
 So that's it, our quick glimpse at an iPhone 5 mockup here at IFA 2012 in Berlin.