Apple's iPhone 5 'to be revealed at WWDC in June' ... Qihoo Says Mobile Apps to Return to Apple Store This Week

Qihoo Says Mobile Apps to Return to Apple Store This Week

Apple's iPhone 5 'to be revealed at WWDC in June'

Qihoo Says Mobile Apps to Return to Apple Store This Week

Qihoo 360 Technology Co., a Chinese developer of security software, said Apple Inc.’s App Store will make its mobile applications available this week, days after pulling the products because of “abnormal” user ratings.

Apple won’t require Qihoo to make modifications to the mobile apps before returning them to the App Store, the Chinese company said in an e-mailed statement today. The apps were removed last week after Apple found unusual patterns of user feedback both in favor of, and against the software, Qihoo said, without elaborating.

Apple's iPhone 5 'to be revealed at WWDC in June'

Apple is planning to unveil the sixth-generation iPhone at the WorldWide Developers Conference (WWDC) scheduled for June, a report has claimed.

According to the Chinese language Commercial Times, and picked up by Digitimes, the iPhone 5 will use glass to glass touch panel technology like its predecessors, which are produced by touch panel suppliers TPK Holding and Wintek.

The news agency picked up the information from Daiwa Securities, an Asian financial services firm, though few other details are provided.

If the report is correct, it means Apple is returning to its usual schedule for iPhone releases, as the iPhone 4, the iPhone 3GS and the iPhone 3G were all announced at WWDC events, though the iPhone 4S was announced in October last year, a few months after most had expected.