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Software
OS
iOS 10.3
Hardware
Design
screen
4 "
Weight
112 gm
Memory
RAM
1 GB
ROM
32 GB
Processor
GPU
PowerVR SGX 543MP3 (triple-core graphics)
SoC
Apple A6
speed
1.3 GHz Swift (ARM v7-based)
number of cores
2 core
Camera
primary
8 MP AF
secondary
1.2 MP AF
Battery
Talk Time
8 Hour(2G), 8 Hour(3G)
capacity
1440mAh Li-po (non-removable)
Stand By
225 Hour(2G), 225 Hour(3G)
Connectivity
Wi-Fi
802.11 a/b/g/n, dual-band
USB
v2.0
Bluetooth
v4.0 with A2DP
Sound
audio
AAC, HE-AAC, MP3, MP3 VBR, AIFF, WAV
radio
Others
sensors
Accelerometer, gyro, proximity, compass
Manufacturer
First Arrival
September 2012
Manufactured By
apple




Faster performance on the iPhone 5 was not exactly unexpected. Every year, Apple bests itself in the speed of operation for its phones, and I had no doubt the company would accomplish a bump in the new device. After touting what the A6 processor and its GPU could do on stage at its event two weeks ago, I knew that the iPhone 5 would feel faster than its predecessor. My only surprise was that the increase in speed wasn't quite as noticeable between the 4S and the 5. That may have more to do with the still-excellent performance of the iPhone 4S (particularly with iOS 6) than it does with the A6.

When running graphically-intensive games, there are clearly some improvements in frame rates, as well as a noticeable lack of stutter on the iPhone 5. General multitasking and app performance were superb. In particular, the new Maps 3D Flyover view pushed the phone hard, and the differences between the older and newer models were clear. Basically — there's not much to complain about when it comes to speed on the new phone. It's really, really fast.

THE LIFE OF THE BATTERY 

One of the most amazing feats of the Apple, the thinner and lighter iPhone 5 is that the service life of the battery, it is not only worse than that, the phone is, in fact, it's even better that way. Even with the use of LTE data. 

When you check the phone, I decided to go for the life of the battery is improved compared to that of the 4S, though in my 4S battery levels have dropped at an alarming rate in recent times. The iPhone 5 is able to keep up with me on a typical day of light use (web browsing, e-mail, and Twitter, and a few of the games, listen to music, and sometimes it's watching movies, even though it is often close to zero, so when I got the phone back on the charger at night. A portion of the battery to drain, can also be attributed to the complex and ill-handling messages in the iOS lock screen, that is, make sure that it is a strange impression each and every time a new message. This is great if you are a regular user, but I do not have an e-mail or Twitter and provides that a warning is displayed, the battery life impact. When I got out of the e-mail and Twitter messages are displayed on the lock screen, I've got a little bit better. 

It is, however, the long and short of it, that the iPhone 5 battery is compliant to the company's needs. Don't be afraid to make the experience of those who are intelligent, kind, and even with the LTE-a data stream, but for the power user, and you want to have a charger on hand. 




DATA SPEEDS

The LTE data on the iPhone 5 is absolutely fantastic. I tested the AT&T version of the phone and saw some of the strongest download and upload speeds yet on the network. In midtown Manhattan, I managed to score between 5 and 10Mbps downstream, and weirdly, much higher numbers up (all the way up to 14Mbps). In Brooklyn, where I saw fewer bars, the speeds generally hovered between 5 and 10Mbps — certainly better than anything I see on standard AT&T 3G. Excuse me, I mean "4G."

In most situations, the speed was enough to go without Wi-Fi if I wanted, though of course, that kind of throughput can result in nasty bills if you're not careful. I'm certain the meager 4GB of monthly data I pay for will be whisked away if I don't keep watch on what I'm doing — LTE is just too easy to spend bits on.

I will say this: the LTE performance coupled with that improved battery life is possibly reason enough to buy this phone. It's just very, very good.


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