There has been rumors of the next generation iPhone rolling out sometime in June 20th, and these tend to vary – as we are talking about either the iPhone 6, or the iPhone 5S, or even both of these devices simultaneously assuming that there are two models in the pipeline. Having said that, the June 20th date has never been confirmed by Apple as a media event even though it has been cited by a fair number of sources in the past. Well, Samsung has just mentioned that they will be rolling out a new range of Android-powered devices on the similar date – which would so happen to be June 20th, too.
Do you think that this potential clash in dates, assuming Cupertino has something lined up for June 20th, will see one or the other party shift the launch date so that there will not be a clash of sorts, or will they hold their respective grounds as a sign of confidence in their products? I think the launch date does not really matter, what matters more is the total number of the introduced devices that they will be able to sell in the long run. How about you?