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May 2013
(85%)
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The editors liked
The overall feel of the hardware & the software on iPhone 5 is aristocratic. The UI is well managed with similar shaped icons & the display quality is also great. Everything on this phone looks simple & beautiful
Smart & intuitive. The superb graphics is
Superb build quality
IOS6
A6 chipset
Innovative design
Excellent gaming
Enhanced camera and video capabilities
Stunning hardware design
Improved camera
New Ear pods ear phones
Above average battery life
2G(GPRS
EDGE)
3G(HSPA
HSPA+) and 4G LTE data supported
Longer and larger screen
Supports 4G network
Good quality frontfacing camera
Slim and feather light
Ultrafast wireless
Very light and slim
Good build quality
Good performance
Good display
Nice camera
Good audio quality
Fluid UI
Clean design
Impressive camera
Great sound quality
Long battery life
Excellent for gaming
Rich App Store.
Has a great camera with the unique Panorama mode
Offers high quality display with a large screen
Has a great battery backup
Has a great design and stunning looks
Blazing fast performance
Much improved display
Widescreen aspect ratio brilliant for multimedia
Lighter than the iPhone 4S
Excellent build quality
Camera is improved over the 4S
Doesn't heat up like the 4S
Surprisingly good battery life
Brilliant design
Speed boost
Thanks to the processor
Unmatched app strength
Great build
Great display
Quick charging
Fast processor
The editors didn't like
Not as customisable as Android. There are very few changes in the UI & the features available are much less compared to other leading phones in the market like Samsung Galaxy Note 2
Selected optimised apps and games for the 4inch display
Maps
Taller screen might be a bit uncomfortable for a few
IOS is starting to look dated
Maps and Navigation is of very poor quality outside the US
Abstract: Both the iPhone 5 and the Samsung Galaxy S3 have a lot going for them, each with unique bonuses and drawbacks. We compare the key features and specs of both to help you decide which you should be splashing the cash on.The iPhone 5 brings with it a cons...
Abstract: We compare the key features and specs of both to help you decide which you should be splashing the cash on.Though it's a rehashed version of the iPhone 4 (with the dreadful antenna issues all ironed out) it's hard to fault the iPhone 4S design. Whether...
Published: 2012-10-12, Author: Eric , review by: uk.hardware.info
The iPhone 5 is better than the 4S in every aspect. It has a larger and improved display, a thinner and lighter case, and a faster CPU and GPU. The front-facing camera has a better sensor and can now record in HD quality, which is great for video chats ...
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Abstract: The Apple iPhone 5 is one of the most hyped technology products of the year. Apple's latest smartphone doesn't look dramatically different from the iPhone 4 or 4S at first glance. On paper it's only a little slimmer and lighter than the 4S, but in hand...
Is the iPhone 5 the best smartphone ever? If you're an iPhone lover and won't ever leave, without question. It's got a larger screen, a superb new design and generally all the moves required to make it into a worthy evolution.But as ever we can't get over...
Abstract: The Apple iPhone 5 and Samsung Galaxy S3 are the biggest enemies on the mobile market today, thanks in part to the ongoing patent war between the two firms and their battle for market supremacy. However, while the two firms may be bitter rivals, both h...
Abstract: Two phones that are definitely popular at the moment are the new iPhone 5 and the challenger to the iPhone throne, the Samsung Galaxy S III. Without doubt, Samsung have done very well with the Galaxy S III and have produced a smartphone that is capable of...
Maps, Battery life, Few options for customising the interface, No NFC, High SAR
The fifth generation of the iPhone is an effective high-end smartphone. More powerful than the 4S (as one should expect) though not a game changer either, the iPhone 5's primary selling points are a lighter body, quicker execution and excellent multimedia...
