Every year, around the time of the iPhone's release, reports of problems plaguing Apple's new smartphone inevitably pop up.
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Apple CEO: "We are extremely sorry" for Maps frustration
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U.S. sales of the iPhone 5 are expected to slow next year after a record-setting 2012.
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Apple unveils faster, thinner iPhone 5
Apple began its iPhone 5 event in San Francisco by showing off the latest version of its iconic smartphone.
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