Sep 05, 2016 09:42 PM EDT By Marilyn B. Stewart, UniversityHerald Reporter

Microsoft Surface Phone 2016 launch in IFA 2016 may be unlikely. According to reports, this may be due to the fact that the release of the much awaited phone could create less impact than what the tech giant company would want for the new smartphone.

Reports also indicate that the release this month is very unlikely. There have been a couple of hints that surfaced the Internet for a no September appearance, which include the rumors that:

1. Microsoft Surface Phone 2016 is not ready yet.

2. Microsoft is still waiting for the Kaby Lake processors of Intel for the smartphone.

3. The Microsoft Surface Phone 2016 may get an early release date in 2017, along with the Surface Book 2 and Surface Pro 5.

4. Although the new Microsoft Surface Phone 2016 released has been filled with rumors, there has been no final announcement yet to confirm the likelihood of a September launch.  

The Microsoft Surface Phone 2016, nonetheless, is still much awaited by the fans that are now excited with its release. They are looking forward to the possibility that a surprise launch will actually happen at IFA 2016. Yet for now, they can only wait for more updates and the final announcement regarding the much anticipated device, The Bitbag  reported.

The success of Microsoft's Surface Book and Surface Pro devices, which have been given great reviews, has made the fans demand for a Microsoft Surface Phone 2016 as well. Although the Windows phones did meet the expected success in the market, the fans still look forward to the release of an upgraded Microsoft Surface device that can go in par with competitors other newly released devices, Inquisitr reported.

Microsoft Surface Phone 2016 fans, according to several news sites, are awaiting for the company to unveil on IFA 2016, which is set to take place this month. One of the biggest trade events for the consumer electronics, IFA is being held in Berlin, Germany. Watch the Microsoft Surface Phone 2016 rumored specs here.

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