5 Reasons to Believe the iPhone 4S Will Be Released in June

Every year the new iPhone is announced at the Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC), which will be held this year from June 6th through the 10th in San Francisco. As June approaches, a whirlwind of rumors graze over the Internet; so far, the most enticing rumors for the iPhone 4S (which is more likely than an iPhone 5 at this point) include a smaller model (since the SIM cards are reported tinier) and a curved-glass cover.
The real question is whether the iPhone 4S will be released in June at all. Last year, the iPad was released on April 3rd and the iPhone 4 launched on June 24th; this year, the iPad 2 was released on March 11th, which is earlier than 2010, but the white iPhone hit stores April 27th. With these roll outs, Apple could justify holding out on releasing the iPhone 5 until later in the summer – or could it?

According to the stock chart above, compliments to Yahoo Finance, the rise from the release of the white iPhone 4 is already beginning to decline.
There are several reasons supporting the iPhone 4S roll out in June, including:

1. In lieu of the graph above, the white iPhone 4 excitement hasn’t sustained and Apple will need another boost in the market to maintain an upward moving stock.
2. It will disappoint MacHeads around the world as well as attendees of the WWDC.
3. Further app innovation will be needed: Apple reached a new Milestone of 500,000 iOS Apps.
4. Consumers holding out for the iPhone 5 in June might get frustrated and buy another type of phone.
5. People will no longer incorporate the routine of buying a new iPhone every year into their financial budget.