iPhone 5 – not just a tool for easy communication with style, it’s a toolkit to help small and medium business owners. The device has special features to support the business activities and facilitate connecting the business owner with the prospective customers.

These features include PC-free activation, updating, email notifications on the locked screen, email encryption, reminders, private networking, MS Exchange, calendar, IMAP email, contact information, device management, and wireless app distribution. The App Store offers the most amazing support to the businesses weather it’s about secure networking or time management.

Apple Inc. is in the habit of shrouding its upcoming products with mystery. This has the effect of increasing the suspense and anticipation not only for its millions of loyal fans, but for their competitors as well. So far, it has worked rather well. Apple is often touted as a great and innovative company; it’s no happy accident that the company is worth over a hundred billion dollars.

Let’s focus on one particular product line, their critically acclaimed smartphone, the iPhone. Time sure flies when you consider that the first of these phones, the original iPhone, was introduced in September of 2007. For every year onward, they have released a new model, or a slight refresh of the previous model (storage memory upgrade, new colors, etc.), and the iPhone has gained quite a bit of ground in the mobile phone marketplace, with the Android-based smartphones (Samsung being one of the biggest) being it’s only true rival in dominance.