Why the New Apple iPhone 5 brings nothing new to the Mobile World
Tuesday, October 2nd, 2012 5:23:57 by Syed Hassan Bokhari
Why the New Apple iPhone 5 brings nothing new to the Mobile World
Anticipation is always at its peak for consumers and competitors alike whenever Apple announces a new product into the market, but no matter how many iPhone 5s they were able to sell, Apple did definitely disappoint when it came to having the ‘wow’ factor that everyone expected.
One of the major factors that has become a problem for new Apple iPhones are out-of-the-box defects. The iPhone 4 had an antenna problem and now the latest of the group is reported to have a confusing built in maps app along with a newly emerging camera issue. When dealing with Apple, consumers expect the best and sadly for some who save up the whole year, they always may not get it.
Despite selling 5 million handsets in its debut weekend, the latest in the iPhone range simply did not bring anything new. With a slightly improve screen size, an extra half inch from the previous 3.5” one, they fail to compete with the larger displays of competing HTC and Samsung phones.
Amazingly, a major change termed by many Apple users is the ability of the iPhone to play videos as the 16:9 widescreen ratio, and for those tech freaks out there, that should have been in the first generation iPhone.
Not only that, failing to equip the iPhone with at least a quad-core processor, the iPhone 5’s dual-core just does not impress when compared to the Samsung Galaxy S3 or even the HTC One X.
Probably the worst thing about the new iPhone is that it seems like Apple thought about stretching out the body by holding on to two ends instead of really revolutionising anything in regards to how the phone looks. The Apple iPhone is known to be a phone that really changed how the world works today but seriously, they need to come up with something new now.
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Posted by Syed Hassan Bokhari
on Oct 2 2012. Filed under Editorial, Latest News, Opinion, Sci-Tech.
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