Sony CEO Howard Stringer Leaks Freudian Slip: iPhone 5 Might Adopt Sony’s 8MP Camera Sensor

It is reported in an interview of The Wall Street Journal that the Sony CEO, Howard Stringer, made a slip of tongue about their cooperation with Apple on the next iPhone 5. Howard Stringer unintentionally leaked that the factory, which is producing the 8MP camera sensor located in Sendai, Japan, had been hit by the earthquake, and so delayed the production of 8MP camera sensor for Apple. And before that, all Apple camera sensors are made by OmniVision, that would meant that Sony is going to produce camera sensors for Apple’s new products. Obviously, this new product is mostly to be iPhone 5.

On Tuesday, there existed news that Sony had been taking in charge of the 8MP camera sensor production for Apple, instead of OmniVision. But due to some problems in chip production, the shipment was delayed. Sony’s 8MP camera sensor is said to be very suitable mobile phones like Xperia Neo, and their CMOS camera sensor is suitable to be used in circumstances of little dim and noise. These advantages quite meet the requirements of Apple, who often declares only for comprehensive and high quality camera sensors.

And the delay of Sony camera sensor could also explain the reason why iPhone 5 would not take an appearance in WWDC. Though the delay of iOS 5 may have caused great complaint from users, it has saved time for Sony to produce more and better camera sensors to meet more needs. According to this, Apple still keeps its tradition and says nothing on the camera sensors for the next iPhone 5. In the near future, maybe more detailed information could be seen online.

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