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http://www.aalf.org/wiki/index.php?title=PakJackson&action=history Revision history for this page on the wiki en MediaWiki 1.13.3 Sat, 07 Nov 2026 18:03:00 GMT http://www.aalf.org/wiki/index.php?title=PakJackson&diff=3133&oldid=prev <p>New page: Will the iPhone 5 be released in 2012 - What features might it have? [http://www.iphone5reviewed.com/iPhone5releasedate.html iPhone 5 release date] Though Apple released the 4S with much...</p> <p><b>New page</b></p><div>Will the iPhone 5 be released in 2012 - What features might it have? [http://www.iphone5reviewed.com/iPhone5releasedate.html iPhone 5 release date]<br /> Though Apple released the 4S with much fanfare, it was pretty obvious that millions were disappointed with what the iPhone 4S had to offer. Not too many iPhone lovers liked the fact that the iPhone 4S kept the same exact design as the now aged iPhone 4, considering that the iPhone 4 was released sixteen before the launch of the 4S. Only the A5 processor and the virtual assistant in Siri, made the iPhone 4S a little different from the Apple iPhone 4. Even though the iPhone 4S has been a pretty big hit in terms of number of units sold, there are thousands of Apple iPhone 4 users who skipped on the upgrade, to obviously upgrade to the next generation iPhone instead of the Apple iPhone 4S. In the sections below, we will quickly go over the most important changed specs that are expected in the next generation iPhone. [http://www.iphone5reviewed.com iPhone 5 news]<br /> <br /> iPhone 5 specifications (Expected)<br /> <br /> iPhone 5 to get 4G LTE speeds<br /> <br /> It is now the 4G generation. 4G networks, especially 4G LTE speeds, can result in download speeds of up to 32Mbps which makes 3G look like something that came out in the 1970's. Considering the truth that 4G has taken off quite amazingly, in terms of reception by the public, Apple would be making a huge mistake if the iPhone 5 does not include 4G LTE support. Steve Jobs has actually made public statements to the press that he is worried about the use of large displays on Apple gadgets as they will result in a unacceptable compromise on battery life. According to Jobs, the only solution would be to increase the size of the battery although that will require design modifications that are just not practical, considering that Apple has always made some of the most stylish electronic products.<br /> <br /> Another issue with a larger screen on the next generation iPhone is that a bigger screen will make it quite difficult for Apple to keep the retina display resolution that the iPhone 4 and the iPhone 4S currently boast of. The biggest issue for Apple to confront, if it wants to use a bigger screen on the next iPhone is that it has to find out a way to keep pixel density at about 330 pixels every square inch (the famous retina display), if the iPhone 5 screen is going to be at least of the same resolution as the iPhone 4 and the iPhone 4S, both of which have retina display. Considering that retina display resolution is very difficult to use on a screen that is bigger than 3.5 inches, there is a pretty good chance that the iPhone 5 will retain the same 3.5 inch display that was used in the previous generation iPhones.<br /> <br /> What will be the release date of the iPhone 5?<br /> <br /> Apple has always remained secretive about launch dates for its products. So, we pretty much have to take a guess at a probable launch date. There are a few who suggest that the next iPhone will be released in Fall of 2012. However, June and July have traditionally been reserved as iPad release dates and not iPhone launch dates. With the iPad 3 due to be released in summer of 2012, the launch of the iPhone 5 could be delayed to October of 2012.<br /> <br /> Just about a month ago, we read a reputed blog that said that the next iPhone launch or release date has tentatively been set as October 5, 2012. The date falls exactly on the first death anniversary of Jobs, suggesting that Apple Inc. have decided to release the next iPhone as a way to pay tribute to its late founder. The 5th of October, 2012, aside from being a symbolic release date for Apple, is also a launch date that makes a lot of sense in terms of business. October is not very away from the prime holiday shopping season and it will be a great time for releasing a high profile product like the iPhone 5.<br /> <br /> What are other new or exciting specs that might be included in the next generation iPhone?<br /> <br /> While most people are only interested in whether or not the iPhone 5 will have a bigger screen and also come with LTE compatibility, there are others who are interested in the processor speed and OS upgrade as well. There has been some wild guessing where some people are expecting that a quad core A6 processor will be the new heart of the iPhone 5, which will also feature a brand new OS in the form of ios6. But, there are also some who believe that the iPhone 5 will retain the same dual core, A5 processor that has been featured in the iPhone 4S. <br /> <br /> If you asked us for our opinion, we would say that a quad core processor would really be superfluous for a mobile phone like the next generation iPhone. No mobile phone really needs the computing power of a quad core processor, at least not for the average cell phone user. So, in all likelihood, the iPhone 5 will get the same A5 processor that has been used in the iPhone 4S. However, we do think that the iPhone 5 will run on ios 6 that could possibly include some exciting additions such as Near Field Communications support, 3D camera support, facial recognition unlocking and a few other such exciting features.</div> Wed, 25 Jan 2012 19:15:47 GMT PakJackson http://www.aalf.org/wiki/index.php?title=Talk:PakJackson