At the present time, the on papers figures are indeed strong.
It is rumored that the iPhone 6
will have a bigger 4.8 inch screen and this was the biggest complaint
with the iPhone 5's 4 inch screen so it means may be we can't use the same case for iphone 6 like Survivor Case for iPhone5, that must be a pity.
Also, it is said that the new Galaxy S4 also sport the brand new 5 inch display with a native resolution of
440ppi, so we should waiting for the responsible Survivor Protective Case.
In terms of storage space the iPhone 5S and the Galaxy S4 could both make the Xperia feel like an embarrassed Spartan. And the new iPhone 5S would be pumping up the numbers to 128 GB. The Galaxy S4 is not far behind, with a 64GB internal storage and further options to expand.
Samsung Galaxy S4 is reportedly feature a 13mp super HD camera and Apple will reportedly use the super HD camera on the latest iteration. We do not have confirmed reports about the optics used in the Samsung Galaxy Note 3, but word has it that it will share the S4’s camera too.
Some rumor is iPhone 5S should follow suit of Dual SIM Galaxy S3. Dual SIM card phones use two SIM cards that can be active at the same
time. This has the advantage of phone owners being able to use one SIM
for business and another for personal use without having to carry two
separate phones around. Another benefit is that users can have two
billing accounts making it easier to charge work use to business
expenses while some users might choose to use the extra SIM card slot
when traveling abroad.
We’ve already discussed potential specs and what readers would like to see on the next iPhone 5S, and maybe we should now add dual SIM cards to the
possibilities. After all, the more widely-used a phone feature becomes,
the more likely other manufacturers will add it to the mix for their
next smartphones and so it would seem like a logical progression for the
iPhone 5S to go dual SIM.
After all, if an iphone 5S is really comes out and go dual SIM, will you go it and giveup Galaxy S4?
Go Samsung Galaxy S4 review for more features of Galaxy S4.
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Showing posts with label iPhone 5S rumors. Show all posts
Monday, January 21, 2013
Friday, January 4, 2013
Next iPhone is iPhone 6 or iPhone 5S?
Desperate for hints, some people are also taking the mysterious test
device's "iPhone 6,1" development identifier and using it to claim that
the next iPhone will be an "iPhone 6" rather than an "iPhone 5S,"
presumably implying that it will have more dramatic changes than a speed
bump.
Sorry, the evidence doesn't support that theory.
The original iPhone was the iPhone 1,1. The iPhone 3G was 1,2. The 3GS was 2,1 and the 4 was 3,1. The 4S was 4,1. Woah, wait a minute! Did you see what they did there? There was a full model jump in those developer identifiers between the 4 and the 4S - because developer IDs aren't tightly tied to the marketing names of devices.
Listen everybody, I know you're all excited for these two handsets. Apple and Samsung are by far the biggest players in the mobile market, and their new devices are likely to dominate 2013. But that isn't going to make them appear any more quickly than they were going to do all along.
If you like smartphones, there's going to be a lot to look forward to over the next few months. CES will be a bit of a teaser, with some oddities like a 6.1in 'phablet' from Huawei. Then we'll have the BlackBerry 10 launch at the end of January, and a ton of new releases at Mobile World Congress in February. Yes, none of those will be the Apple iPhone 5S or Samsung Galaxy S4. But try to keep an open mind, because I suspect some of them will be pretty great.
(From itproportal.com by Sascha Segan, 03 January, 2013)
Sorry, the evidence doesn't support that theory.
The original iPhone was the iPhone 1,1. The iPhone 3G was 1,2. The 3GS was 2,1 and the 4 was 3,1. The 4S was 4,1. Woah, wait a minute! Did you see what they did there? There was a full model jump in those developer identifiers between the 4 and the 4S - because developer IDs aren't tightly tied to the marketing names of devices.
Listen everybody, I know you're all excited for these two handsets. Apple and Samsung are by far the biggest players in the mobile market, and their new devices are likely to dominate 2013. But that isn't going to make them appear any more quickly than they were going to do all along.
If you like smartphones, there's going to be a lot to look forward to over the next few months. CES will be a bit of a teaser, with some oddities like a 6.1in 'phablet' from Huawei. Then we'll have the BlackBerry 10 launch at the end of January, and a ton of new releases at Mobile World Congress in February. Yes, none of those will be the Apple iPhone 5S or Samsung Galaxy S4. But try to keep an open mind, because I suspect some of them will be pretty great.
(From itproportal.com by Sascha Segan, 03 January, 2013)
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