Do you think iPhone 5 will have 4G LTE

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How many people out there are barely waiting for the iPhone 5 and the iPad 3? The rumors of the iPhone 5 and the iPad 3 keep flowing everyday, new and impressive ideas show up on a regular basis, yet the Apple directors prefer to maintain the suspense and avoid making any official statements. So far, most rumors rely on the new characteristics and features coming with the new Apple creation. Many specialists and analysts are also "battling" on the release date. Some of them bet on the springtime, while others rely on the fall season. The fact that many of them were right in the past can only entertain the fans even more. Since Apple has always avoided overcrowding the market with its gadgets, the iPhone 5 and the iPad 3 will most likely be out way later. Apple is reportedly that iPad 3 and iPhone 5 will have 4G LTE, as the company looks to level the playing field with Android devices.

Apple's purported iPhone is generally referred to as the iPhone 5, though recent reports have suggested it could be called the iPhone "4G" should it be enabled with the 4th generation cellular wireless standard.

Responding to the report, NTT DoCoMo released a statement debunking the rumors. The statement, translated by a reader at 9to5Mac, says that NTT DoCoMo does not have any 'basic agreement' with Apple, nor is it engaged in any concrete/specific/tangible negotiations with the Cupertino-based company.

"Thank you for using the services and products of NTT DoCoMo Group. Today, there have been news that our company will start handling/servicing/manage iPhone and iPad, but at the present day we do not have a basic agreement with Apple Inc. Furthermore, at the present time, we don't even have any concrete/specific/tangible negotiation with Apple Inc. regarding the service/management/handling of iPhone and iPad."

Though there are multiple 4G LTE Android phones already on the market, Many consumers were disappointed by the lack of 4G LTE support in the iPhone 4S when it launched earlier this year, after several Android devices capable of the 4G speeds had already been released. The fact that Apple is quickly falling behind its competition makes a 4G iPhone 5 seem like a believable rumor. Do you think iPhone 5 will have 4G LTE?