Sony's next-gen camera sensor could allow Apple to make thinner iPhones

Sony, which builds the camera modules used by Apple in the iPhone 4S, has announced a smaller next-generation CMOS image sensor that could allow for even thinner iPhone models in the future.
-Appleinsider.com (Apple, Gadgets, Industry, iPhone, iPhone 4S, Phones, Photo, Services, Sony, Video)

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