iPhone 5 64GB
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13 years ago
Apple iPhone 5 review
If you're an iPhone user, you'll want to move on up to what is surely the classiest handset from Apple yet. Though the 4S still has lots to offer, thanks to the arrival of iOS 6, the iPhone 5 hardware is nevertheless spectacular and deeply seductive.
13 years ago
iPhone 5 review
So, what to make of this latest upgrade. There's no denying that the iPhone 5 is a lovely thing, and the best iPhone to date. It could well be Apple's best-selling unit ever. But a lot has changed in a year, and the current crop of Android superphones – and the incoming Windows Phone 8 handsets –...
Pros:
- Bigger screen
- 4G capability
- Better front-facing camera
Cons:
- No iP5-specific iOS 6 features
- Battery life still not great
- Prefer the old Maps design
13 years ago
Apple iPhone 5 review
Enhanced, refined and more powerful than ever, but mapping issues keep the iPhone 5 off the top spot
Pros:
- Slickest smartphone out there
- Gorgeous 16:9 Retina screen
- Disconcertingly thin and light
Cons:
- Old accessories will need an adapter
- You'll want to upgrade the Earpods
- Apple Maps can get lost
13 years ago
Apple iPhone 5 release update
We look at some of the features on offer and what you can expect to get once it arrives.
13 years ago
Apple iPhone 5 in-depth review -
The response to Apple's huge iPhone 5 launch was more mixed than a Fatboy Slim album. Many applauded Apple on creating what was sure to be the best iPhone yet, complete with larger screen and a new slimline design.
Pros:
- Typically slick Apple design
- 4G support (eventually)
- Bigger, more vibrant screen
- Strong performance
- Almost the same great camera as 4S
- Siri is actually useful now
Cons:
- Eye-wateringly expensive
- iOS 6 showing its age
- Maps is buggy and limited
- Ugly borders around most apps
- No memory card slot
- Still feels fragile
13 years ago
iPhone 5 review
Many Apple products are launched to something of a fanfare , and the iPhone 5 was no exception. While it's easy to get carried away in the queues , high-fiving Apple store staff , and endless reports, rumours, and rapid-fire reviews: it's worth taking a deep breath, standing back, and taking a good...
Pros:
- Lighter and slimmer design
- improved camera
- faster connectivity (even on 3G)
- faster processor
- 4-in screen is amazing for movies
Cons:
- Expensive
- Lightning port is annoying and replacement accessories are also expensive
- no 4G LTE yet in the UK
- 4-in screen isn't incredibly different from 3.5-in display on iPhone 4S
13 years ago
First look: Apple iPhone 5
Apple has finally announced the long-awaited iPhone 5. Our UK counterparts got their hands on a display model for a short period after its launch, providing their initial thoughts. We will provide a detailled review when we receive the device.
Pros:
- New taller 4in screen
- thinner
- lighter
- better battery life
Cons:
- New Lightning dock connector means you'll need a connector for all your old accessories
13 years ago
Apple iPhone 5
W ith the new iPhone 5, Apple introduces the thinnest and lightest iPhone ever. The iPhone 5 smartphone runs on the latest operating system from Apple, iOS 6. The iPhone 5 features a 4" Retina display, an 8 megapixel iSight camera and enhanced audio capabilities.
13 years ago
Apple iPhone 5
Nokia Lumia 920 – Though unreleased at the time of writing, Nokia's new Windows Phone 8 device has made quite and impression in the industry with a sharp design and an abundance of innovative features.
Pros:
- 4" Retina Display
- 4G LTE Ready
- iSight Camera
Cons:
- Doesn′t support NFC
- Apple Maps needs work
13 years ago
iPhone 5
The excitement of the rumour mill, the titillation of every leaked photo led to higher than ever levels of expectation over the iPhone 5 features, and while the announcement was greeted with some derision at the lack of perceived headline improvements, the record sales tell an entirely different
Pros:
- Great design
- Larger screen
- Quality camera
Cons:
- High price
- Poor maps
- Ageing OS
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