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The Wall Street Journal surprised readers today with information about a reduction in orders Applu that relate to displays iPhone 5. WSJ, citing its own sources as well as the Japanese newspaper Nikkei, reports that the company has reduced the number of display orders for iPhone 5 for the current first quarter of this year by half, compared to the originally planned orders. Apple so in the period between the beginning of January and the end of Marchonec ordered half as many displays as he had originally planned.

Apple of course, it also reduced orders for other parts for iPhone 5, which the manufacturers learned about at the end of last year. The reason for the 50% reduction in the number of orders is the low interest in iPhone 5, compared to the company's original expectations Apple. Of course, during today's day immediately after the opening of the stock market, we can also expect an adverse market reaction to the above information. The Wall Street Journal probably wouldn't publish such serious information that would lower the value of a company's stock Apple without careful verification.

Of course, we heard from Tim at the end of last year Cookand how successful it is Apple in China, however, the company apparently expected even greater success and is now forced not only to reduce orders for the production of new iPhone 5, but also to resolve the situation that has arisen. Apple could actually release a new version of the mobile phone iPhone earlier than a year, as has been the custom up until now. It is also increasingly likely that the company will actually will skip iPhone 5s and will introduce straight away iPhone 6.

*source: Macrumors.com citing WSJ paid article, Nikkei.jp

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