Is the iPhone 5 will include a 4-inch screen?

Boxes made for iPhone 5 show that the next generation of Apple's smartphone will include a screen greater than the present 

Drawing leaked and published Is the iPhone 5, following the model of Apple's smartphone is expected to be available in October, will include a 4-inch screen? So believe the site MacRumors, who covers manufactured for him. These covers, made by third party manufacturers, based on iPhone Design Chart 5, leaked in July. According to the details which were created based on the premise that covers the new iPhone will be bigger than this, a total of 3.5 inches. More new device is assumed to be wider, thinner. Even went a step further and created images showing how the device is expected to appear based on the available data. "If you believe the covers (already for sale) represent the final design of the iPhone 5 - then you have to believe he will be much larger than the iPhone 4 and have a total of 4 inches at least," reads the site. Possibility iPhone 5 will include a larger screen is perfectly reasonable, since Apple's competitors are taking this approach. Galaxy screen Samsung's S2 is a 4.3-inch, and the company also introduced IFA 2011 exhibition this week which is a combination of a smartphone and a tablet with a screen size of 5.3 inches. More rumors about the iPhone 5 are also published this week a strange incident, and very reminiscent of an earlier incident. Site CNET published an Apple employee that forgot last July iPhone fifth bar in San - Francisco - as happened with the iPhone 4 before its release. Publication alleged that when the fault was discovered in Apple tried to answer the phone over, and went to the police urgently so that it finds and returns it. It was also argued that the police made a search in the city, but the device was not found and the tenant denied that the device in his hands, although he admitted he was in the bar where he lost. Bar owner, in turn, denies that he had received inquiries from Apple or the police, but says that he remembers a client who called last month for the iPhone several times lost in the bar. Apple declined to comment on.