The evidence seems to be mounting that the new iPhone will be significantly thinner than the 4S that came before it.
Due to be unveiled next month, the phone will supposedly be 18 percent thinner than its predecessor even while adding 30 percent extra screen space.
Evidence comes via leaked pre-production parts of the iPhone 5, such as enclosures. The enclosure is 58.47mm wide, 123.83mm ... [ read the full article ]
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The screen as designed seems too tall. The top left icon is already a pretty big stretch when using with one hand. And to apples credit they've used the same connector for a pretty long time on a large range of products it's time for an upgrade.
Thinner, smaller, newer... sounds like a formula for added breakage like the rest of the Android market has been enjoying for a couple of years now.
Not to mention the after market resales of adapters & phones after you have worn out the plugs (within the phone) & the insurance refuses to replace the device, thus leaving you holding the bag to pay for a new replacement.
Just another era in fragility & markedly poor performance that Apple will explain away as people "holding & interacting" with the device incorrectly.
I have an Apple 4, it has served me well.
When My contract runs out next year I will be looking at the Samsung or HTC main reason being a much larger screen, So Apple will be losing another sale.
I am sure many people who have bought expensive Hifi units with apple docs and who may also own an ipod are going to be just a little pissed of by the new connector. Hopefully Apple or some bright 3rd party supplier will produce an adapter.
It looks as if, although moving to a larger screen, they are not going to give user flexibility by having a choice of models/screem sizes - a strategy which in my view accounts for much of Samsungs recent success.
Still no sign of expandable memory no doubt because of apple pushing their cloud solution and hoping to sell more expensive models. They should take a rain check because there are many times when I want to use my music in places where I dont have an internet connection. Also, for many users on cheaper contracts, streaming over 3g gets expensive
I am a former iPhone fan but the lack of any moves towards changing these things make it highly unlikely that I would move back from my Galaxy S3 (thinking about the Note next year for the bigger screen) I would actually be prepared to pay more for a galaxy over the iPhone - unless they come up with something pretty damn exciting in the iPhone 5
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