Yesterday, We reported that nano-SIM cards will be the New standard, Today BGR got some confirmed info that Apple's New Upcoming iPhone aka iPhone 5 will support nan-SIM cards Only.

The reports say that multiple carrier sources have confirmed to them the new iPhone will indeed be using micro-SIMs. Apple and the carriers are apparently at an advanced level of testing, with Apple supplying micro-SIM adapters to the carriers so they can test how nano-SIMs will work on their networks.

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Latest reports confirm that Apple has begun the final production of the 5th Generation iPhone aka iPhone 5, after passing the "engineering verification test" and the "design verification test" stages.

BGR also got a confirmation that the units Apple is currently testing have 1GB of RAM, doubled from the iPhone 4S's 512MB, and integrated 4G LTE radios. We can also confirm that NFC hardware is present in the phones as well. The device will run iOS 6 and expected be released at the end of September or early October.

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The in-cell touchscreen technology that is going to be in the LCD screen of the next iPhone just got confirmed by the Wall Street Journal sources, usually a surefire way that it will indeed happen.

Less layers, More Touch-sensitivity

We've heard that info numerous times before, mainly concerning Apple's usual touch panel suppliers Wintek and TPK Holding, which got sidestepped this time for the iPhone 5 orders, as the new technology integrates the touch panel directly into the screen, and they become redundant.

The current suppliers for the 6th generation iPhone's screen are apparently Sharp, LG and Japan Display Co., which is a government-sponsored joint venture between Sony, Toshiba and Hitachi.

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Another photo of the next-generation iPhone (aka iPhone 5) front has been leaked, Notice the centered FaceTime camera. It's a single white frame, the black is just the frame flipped over. Which is new, we've yet to see a white iPhone front frame for the next iPhone.

This time it's the final design of the iPhone that foxconn is currently Manufacturing in China.

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What we are looking at here appears to be the most complete leak of the new iPhone (iPhone 5) to date. The images come from KitGuru, who indicated that the photos are of a test assembly unit and were taken somewhere in "the Far East". Of note is that the images show that the new iPhone body may be somewhat longer than the current version to support the larger screen.

The Photos also show off the new connector that has been expected on this year's iPhone, and it clearly will not work with current iPhone peripherals without some sort of adapter.

The images don't show the usual tell-tale signs of forgery, so we see little reason to doubt them in that sense. Of course we don't know at what stage of development this test assembly was made, so it may not reflect the final product exactly.