At the same time, a new found that cellular connectivity for iPad users is relatively unpopular. Only 6% of iPad sessions are over cellular; for iPads with 3G, 55% rely on Wi-Fi; and for 4G iPads (it's unclear if this is LTE or also more advanced 3G options), the percentage is even higher: 64%, or 2 out of 3.

Part of the reason is that users already have figured out that cellular has limits. In a widely linked-to this week, new iPad users were bushwhacked by the rapid depletion of their monthly LTE data plans. One user streamed two hours of college basketball tournaments to his new iPad and discovered he had used up his entire monthly allotment of 2GB; a second user after five days of using the new iPad was two-thirds of the way through his 3GB plan on AT&T.

Reuters that originated on a South Korean media site, saying that the Next iPhone will have a 4.6-inch screen. The basis for the rumor: one anonymous source.

And the phone will be released "around the second quarter," whatever that means.