Apple iphone 5

The iPhone 4 is now over a year old, and we're yet to catch a glimpse of Apple's follow-up smartphone. With no words as to when we'll be seeing the iPhone 5 - and with some rumours claiming it could be landing as late as November - is Apple's next-gen smartphone worth holding-out for?

Given Apple's usual tight-lipped nature, nothing concrete has been revealed about the iPhone 5. However, there's been month's worth of rumours and speculation, so we have a vague idea of what to expect.

First up is the rumour that the Apple iPhone 5 will sport a larger 4-inch 'edge-to-edge' display, bringing it up to speed with the likes of the Samsung Galaxy S2 and HTC Sensation. This comes amidst the claims that it'll be thinner and lighter than the iPhone 4, suggesting it'll boast the same compact frame as Cupertino's current flagship. While the iPhone 4's screen is one of the most slick and responsive available, a 4-inch screen would be a welcome addition to the next-gen handset, making it much-more suited to gaming and watching movies.

Powering its 'larger screen' will be Apple's dual-core A5 processor which made its debut on the iPad 2, if online speculation is in fact accurate. Once again, this would bring the iPhone 5 up to speed with its Android competitors, although its not such a big request amongst the iPhone faithful. Given the fact that iPhone applications are designed solely to work on the iPhone, users are unlikely to experience slowing down or 'lag'. However, a dual-core processor would give way for more impressive features - including enhanced graphics and ability to shoot 1080p HD video.

Speaking of video, the next-generation iPhone is also rumoured to sport a bumped-up camera. According to gossip, the iPhone 5 will sport an 8 megapixel Sony-manufactured camera, which would bring-it up to par with the Xperia Arc and Xperia Neo. This was all but confirms by Sony CEO, Howard Stringer, who revealed that his company is gearing up to deliver Apple a heap-load of 8 megapixel cameras.

Still, the iPhone 4's 5 megapixel camera is by no means poor, so it's not a big ask amongst iPhone users. We can also expect to see an improved front-facing camera - a much more welcomed change - which would allow for clearer FaceTime calls.

Although less likely than the previous rumours, Near Field Communication (NFC) technology is another mooted feature of the Apple iPhone 5. If accurate, this would enable users to make mobile-payments straight from their smartphone - and the iPhone could eventually replace your wallet.

Besides the aformentioned features, the handset's expected to be largely similar to its older sibling. For example, it'll come equipped with Apple's iOS 5 software (which will also be available on the iPhone 4 and iPhone 3GS), and it's rumoured to be launching in both black and white variants. We can also expect to see all the usual connectivity options (HSDPA, WiFi), alongside the 16GB and 32GB models.

So, is the iPhone 5 worth waiting for? Certainly, if you're in the market for a larger screen and higher-spec camera. Besides that, however, the handset's expected to be largely similar to the Apple iPhone 4, which as it reigns as the UK's best-selling smartphone, is unlikely to become 'dated' anytime soon.

White iphone 5 Release Date

Apple is famous for releasing new products tightly packed with amazing features at exactly the right time, which is why the demand for new Apple products is high. Apple keeps itself distinguished and extremely popular by coming out with sleek, elegant looking devices that have cutting edge, and revolutionary features in them. This time, the hype is revolving around the new white iPhone 5 release date, which is expected to be in late September or mid-October and a lot of Apple critics believe the hype is all for good reason.

This highly anticipated smart phone by Apple is expected to meet the expectations of Apple users and even surpass them. It is said to run without a SIM card, which will be a great advancement. While many of us may wonder how Apple will achieve running a phone without a SIM card - knowing the kind of tricks Apple normally has up its sleeve, they will probably be using some ingenious way indeed. Many people are also wondering whether they will release the white version of the phone instantly, since a wider customer base is inclined more towards the lighter toned smart phone and there is a great probability about it.

Current users of the iPhone may believe that the new white iPhone 5 is going to be simply a renewed version of the previous model but Apple has already promised some new and nifty features for the upcoming release. Along with a whopping 64 GB of storage space and 512 MB of RAM, the new iPhone will also feature the iOS 4, a version that would be introduced the first time into the market. With this brand new feature, users can look at everything they are doing on the phone at the same time instead of just focusing on one application, which can be great for those who like multi-task on their electronic devices. The upcoming iPhone is also said to be using the A5 chip that is used in the iPad 2.

The new iPhone will feature a 3.5-inch screen according to the latest rumors. Whether all of these rumors for the new iPhone are true or not, only time is going to confirm. What we do know for sure is the fact that Apple is completely dedicated to making the entire experience of possessing a high-tech phone as convenient as possible and seeks ingenuity in simplicity. If our readers are looking to make the purchase soon after the iPhone 5 release date, for a special lady or even as an early Valentine present, a good idea is to pre-order your iPhone 5 as soon as possible.

You can even look for customized casings for the iPhone 5, which can have engravings on them either on the black iPhone 5 or on the white iPhone 5. Apple has an impeccable reputation for delivering quality products that are more than electronic devices, which is why the upcoming phone would make a great present for just about anyone especially with the holiday season right around the corner.

iphone 5

That's right, you read the headline correctly. It would seem as if Apple will not be releasing the iPhone 5 until 2012!

The reason, you ask? The reason is that Apple will be releasing the iPhone 4G in 2011. Everybody who is calling Apple's next iPhone the iPhone 5 is surely incorrect. Apple takes great pride in coming up with names for its products, and they will not make the mistake of releasing the iPhone 5 in June 2012.

My proof of this is in the names of Apple's last four smartphones. The iPhone, iPhone 3G, iPhone 3GS, and iPhone 4. Diving in a bit deeper, we'll be able to see why apple's next phone will be the iPhone 4G.

The Original iPhone, launched on June 28, 2007, was a big leap from any phone available at the time. But it didn't have any 3G network capability; it could only work on the EDGE (2G) network. Why didn't Apple call it the iPhone 2G then? The answer lay within the fact that the first iPhone was actually horrible at browsing the Internet. Most other phones at that time had 3G networking, so there was no way Apple could have advertised the fact that its phone was behind the current trend.

Then, on July 11, 2008, people lined up all over again for the iPhone 3G. This time around, Apple had managed to include 3G capabilities into its wildly successful phone, and the company named it accordingly. For the original iPhone buyers, this was a huge selling point to upgrade - so what better way to advertise than to name the phone with one of its features?

Less than a year later on June 19, 2009, the iPhone 3GS was released. Steve Jobs had been on a medical leave during the previous year, so the phone didn't turn out so well. It was just a minor specification bump. A small change of the internals couldn't warrant a big name change. So Apple just tacked on the letter S to the end of the iPhone 3G's name. Besides, the only improvement the iPhone 3GS had was speed.

Then, after a leaked phone got out, the iPhone 4 was released on June 24, 2010. Everything about the new iPhone 4 was changed. The design, the screen, the specifications were all new, so obviously Apple had to mark this big change with a big rename. They went from 3GS to 4. It was nice and simple now - what did you expect... iPhone 3GSX? The problem for Apple was that other manufacturers were starting to roll out 4G phones. Did the iPhone 4 have 4G networking? No.

But this year, manufacturers and carriers alike are really pushing 4G. Download a song in 4 seconds, browse the web as fast as at home, video chat; 4G is really the future. To remain competitive, Apple has to release a 4G iPhone. And what did we learn from the iPhone 3G? An upgrade in network speed means a name to reflect it... Therefore we come to the iPhone 4G.

Even if the tech giant decides not to go with 4G networking this year, there won't be an iPhone 5. Why? If the next iPhone doesn't have 4G browsing speeds, do you think they'll actually decrease the number in the name of the phone? Going from 5 to 4G would seem like moving backwards.

So after looking closely at history, and ahead to where the iPhone is going, there is only one logical name choice. The iPhone 4G. Sorry, but the iPhone 5 still has at least another year before it comes out.

iphone 5 Launch

Speculations that iPhone 5 will look more like its predecessor, iPhone 4, are becoming too loud as the release of Apple's new baby approaches. But does that mean that iPhone 5 will no longer interest you? Definitely, not after reading this. If the comparison goes like" iPhone 4 versus iPhone 5", how can a new generation phone outshine the existing smartest phone in the world? If you will try to review existing write ups about iPhone 5, you can already tell the difference between them. To help you figure out what makes an iPhone 5 better than the other, here's an easy to digest analysis.

Though it is believed that IPhone 5 maybe slimmer and lighter, some still says that it will look much like its predecessor. But if iPhone 4 came out with issues on weak signal, having a death grip in particular, Apple will not fail to address this issue with the birth of iPhone 5. In addition to that, iPhone 5 is bragged to be the smart phone to come with the greatest signal strength ever.

If iPhone 4 uses 3G network, iPhone 5 made video chatting more exciting with the use of 4G network. It is also supported with a greater image processor for an improved photo and video viewing.

Coming with a shatter proof, scratch free and drop resistant screen, iPhone 5 is also way more durable than iPhone 4 and the rest of its older generations that is said to have vulnerable screens.

To avoid being lost, a GPS application was installed by most iPhone 4 users. But now, with iPhone 5, there'll be no need to install a GPS application because it already has a built-in GPS to help you through your trips. With this feature, you won't have to worry about getting too far. And if getting too far can consume more energy from your phone, a longer battery life comes with iPhone's 5th generation, too.

If you think that iPhone 4 has got the fastest for you, then brace yourself for a top loading speed gadget that could support your multitasking habit. With iPhone 5's dual core processor, what could be hassle about having too many apps on your high end phone?

Moreover, if it sucks to have your friends or classmates sliding your locks or guessing your iPhone 4 codes, you can now make them give up with iPhone 5's facial recognition feature. Allow only faces your phone authorizes so your apps, files and messages will be safe.

Now tell me, with theseanalysis, can you simply say that iPhone 4 is still the smartest phone you could have and that iPhone 5 no longer interests you? This comparison review is all about taking the intelligent world another notch higher and telling you that there is a very good reason to move over and upgrade one more time. Why? Because surely, this iPhone 4 versus iPhone 5 article doesn't reveal all that Apple has yet to offer us at the launch of their new generation of iPhone. So with iPhone 4 versus iPhone 5, which will you choose?

iphone 5 Preis

Apple's Apple's everywhere but not an update in sight. The wait for an updated iPhone is one of the most anticipated technology trends in the world, and people quite literally plan their whole year around it. But I can see in to the future. And I can tell you three definite iPhone 5 features which are coming this 2011.

The current iPhone 4 processor is called the A4 and is by all means a great chip (it is the same as featured in the iPad, Apple's take on a Tablet PC).

But if you take an A4 chip and put against Samsung's latest Hummingbird processor the A4 looks remarkably slow in comparison. The reason for this is the amount of cores it has, and so Apple must throw in a better chip-set to the iPhone 5 to compete with the latest generation of Smartphones from LG and Samsung respectively.

Apple have already been beaten to the punch on NFC Technology by the Google Nexus S, Google's pedigree Android smartphone. One thing Apple will definitely do is include iWallet technology into their iPhone 5 as to keep up with the latest payment solution trend.

One thing Apple always manage to do is re-market an existing technology and build on it. I suspect their take on NFC will be 'revolutionary'.

Apple's iOS is behind other operating systems in notifications - in fact, if you use an Android handset, iOS is around 3 years behind with no live widget screen updates. One thing Apple will definitely do with the iPhone 5 is release an updated version to iOS, including a better notification system for messages, social networking and email.

There are a ton more iPhone 5 features one could list to this article, however the majority of them are mere speculations. These three listed are pretty much sure to make it into the iPhone 5.

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LG was the first smartphone manufacturer to release a smartphone with a dual-core processor, the LG Optimus 2X. Recently, it was also one of the first to release a phone with a quad-core processor, called the LG Optimus 4X HD. In this article I will look at their latest flagship smartphone and some of its key features so you can decide if it is the right smartphone for you.

At 4.7 inches, the screen of this device is one of its most noticeable attributes. Within the dimensions of the screen, a whopping pixel resolution of 720x 1280 is present, allowing high definition display of multimedia content like games, photos and videos, hence the name of the device. The screen utilises HD-IPS LCD capacitive touchscreen technology, ensuring that the on screen content has wide viewing angles and consistent brightness, even when outside.

As mentioned, the LG Optimus 4X HD was one of the first quad-core smartphones, announced alongside the likes of the HTC One X and Huawei Ascend D Quad, at the rennet MWC event in Barcelona. It is likely that this feature will replace the dual-core processors seen on many manufacturers' flagship smartphones over than last year or so, resulting in improved performance from all manner of the handsets features. At 1.5GHz, the quad-core processor is will mean that demanding apps will load and operate smoothly, the touchscreen will be very responsive, multi tasking will be more seamless than ever before, and web pages will load almost instantly over 3G or Wi-Fi. There are many more advantages to this increase in processing power, which I will cover in another article.

The LG Optimus 4X HD comes with a generous 16 GB of internal storage as standard, meaning that you can potentially store thousands of music tracks, apps, photos etc. There is also a microSD slot included in the handset, meaning you can install a memory card of up to 32 GB, increasing overall storage to a whopping 48GB, so you can even store a number of full length HD movies of the phone.

An 8 megapixel camera is also included, which offers the ability to capture both high quality still images and high definition video footage. The latter is in settings op up to 1080p; the highest video resolution available on any mobile device. The camera comes with all the usual image enhancing features like autofocus, face & smile detection, touch focus, image stabilisation and LED flash to ensure great results are easily achieved.

The LG Optimus 4X HD nicely fills the shoes of its predecessor, the LG Optimus 2X. It brings the brand's offerings bang up to date with some of the latest hardware, and indeed software available for smartphones (shipping with the new v4.0 of Android). Until we hear confirmation of the iPhone5 and Samsung Galaxy S3 specifications, the LG Optimus 4X HD sits firmly at the top of the smartphone market, with specifications matched by only a small number of handsets.