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iPhone 5 Assemblers is finding it challenging to create the new iPhone 5 it has been reported. As with all of Apple's technology the design is done in California with very advanced engineering techniques to create products which are in a league of their own

Unlike other plastic phone's which seem to be easy and cheap to manufacture, assemblers of the iPhone 5 is finding it a bit difficult. (which means it will be a great and SOLID piece of hardware when it comes out.

Apple is putting in orders with key suppliers for a new iPhone, which will ship in the third quarter, Lorraine Luk at the Wall Street Journal reports.

Luk says the new iPhone will be thinner and lighter than the iPhone 4, and it will have an 8 megapixel camera, as opposed to the 5 megapixel camera on the iPhone 4.

One of the supply sources tells Luk Apple wants to ship 25 million new iPhones by year's end. The supplier also says Apple wants orders for parts to go to its manufacturing partner Hon Hai starting in August.

The source warned there may be a delay in Apple's plans because the new iPhone is "complicated and difficult to assemble."

Apple has had some trouble keeping up with demand for the iPad 2, and Hon Hai boss Terry Gou admitted that making iPads is hard.

So from the sounds of it no-one is confirming whether the iPhone 5 will be tapered (like the shape of the MacBook Air) to easily slide into your trouser pockets, but it will definitely be lighter and Thinner.

If your contract is coming to and end after your iPhone 4 purchase it's good times all around. Just a few more weeks to wait for the iPhone 5.