According to Morgan Stanley, the iPhone 5 will have a thinner body and chip quad-mode which means it can operate in all 3 G and 4 G LTE network. It just so happens to tie in with what T-Mobile Executive was quoted as saying earlier today at CES 2012. According to exec, the iPhone will boast of AWS supports 5 and therefore technically able to work on T-Mobile network 3 G yet these comments quickly closed later in the day when the T-Mobile released the following statement:
“The comments made by T-Mobile CTO, Neville Ray, about the evolution of the chipset to include additional bands are misinterpreted. Mr. Ray speaks generally to the progress of chipsets are available for all mobile phone manufacturers. T-Mobile has no knowledge of the product roadmap and our position on the Apple iPhone does not change.