The iPhone 5 – Lacking A Wow Factor? What Does The iPhone 5 Have? When Will The iPhone 5 Be Available?
Finally, the iPhone 5 has been unveiled and it boasts most of the rumors we have talked about for weeks already. Bigger screen? Yes, the iPhone has got it. It also has wireless 4G technology. Indeed the device fulfills most expectations set by gadget analysts and experts. However, even with these new features, many say that the iPad failed to satisfy.
While it has plenty of new features, it lacks a certain wow factor that is typically present in the release of most Apple items. Still, there is a month to go before the announcement of the iPad Mini, and maybe then can they be able to shell out an ultimate crowd pleaser ………………………… read more: http://www.mb.com.ph/
What Does The iPhone 5 Have?
With the release of the iPhone 5 – will you be buying one? Most early iPhone users – those with the 3G or 3GS or those closing their 2-year contract for their iPhone 4 will most likely upgrade to the new iPhone. Those wanting a very fast mobile internet at 4G speeds would also want to grab the phone as well. However, what exactly does it have?
Well, rumors were right on the bigger screen. The smaller pin dock is also true. The SIM card size is for micro-SIM; smaller than the ones used on the iPhone 4S. The screen resolution is better, and the camera and video is also improved ……………………………………… read more: http://www.guardian.co.uk/technology/
When Will The iPhone 5 Be Available?
While it was launched on a Wednesday, the world may have to wait a little bit in order to get their hands on the iPhone 5. The unveiled device will be made available for sale on September 21. It will be available in the United States as well as six countries such as Britain, Canada, Germany, France, Australia and Japan.
Pre-orders are set to start on that day, with shippings to be made at least a week after that. If you are not from any of those countries, you may have to wait for weeks or months before the device reaches your country …………………………………… read more: http://technology.inquirer.net/
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