Associate
Surely that's obvious.
Well It wasn't obvious as I wasn't aware I was showing signs of immaturity in this thread? Correct me if I'm wrong?
Surely that's obvious.
Anyone else got any concerns about the availability of nano sims if that's what Apple employ in the new iPhone?
I'm on GiffGaff so would be buying a phone direct from Apple, and the likelihood with them is that they won't have nano sims available for some time after launch (if they infact need them).
Someone suggested Apple could include a "blank" sim card with the phone and then somehow an operator could map your number to it, but that seems unlikely.
Snip
The battery should be enough for the same battery life as the 4s if not better. Remember that while the will be a faster CPU and Gpu etc, it will be a 32 nm chip or smaller. I expect apple to provide the same battery life, even if the decide to use LTE. One thing I'm sure is they will again release the fastest GPU of any mobile phone in the market. They're leaders in that respect.
But were looking at the sam battery life, or better depending on the SoC, but nothing really amazing if this is the actual battery.
powervr 6 series arent ready yet
Yeah, general usage times will be similar. Although gaming should see a nice improvement, unless...
Licensing for G6xxx started in January, it all depends on Apple's plans for openGL ES 3.0 gaming.
I hope Epic show off all those lovely ES3 effects during the keynote with Infinity Blade 3.
Anyway back OT!
Here's the new 3.8v battery! (Apparently ) It's still quite small at 5.45 wHr but that's not bad considering how thick it is. Looks about right for a ~7.5mm phone?
http://9to5mac.com/2012/08/09/photos-of-purported-next-gen-iphones-higher-capacity-battery-3-8v-1440-mah/
After a couple of CRU replacement 4Ss that have arrived in poor condition, one of the managers at my local store has said that he cannot get me another replacement, but can offer me a full refund if I want to take it; bit confusing, but I probably will. iPhone 5, here I come! The only concern are the nano-SIMs right now; I'm worried that giffgaff won't have them in time. If that's the case, I'll switch providers for a couple of months, most likely.
Definitely won't be going for the highest storage capacity though, as it turns out I basically never go past a few gigs as I've not been putting music on it. So will probably stick with the 32 or 64GB models.
Problem is, trying out new things is always tempting, so I'm thinking about going for a cheaper Android route (higher end HTC devices for example). However, I'm completely unsure whether or not I'll enjoy the experience...more than likely not
In before "cool story bro"
lets hope that battery last a lot longer
I wouldnt not think so, the next phone is rumor'd to be slightly bigger in size so will take more battery, the SoC should be better with battery life so might balance out and the current battery is only a tiny bit bigger. However we will have to wait and see, personally I felt the 4s went backwards interms of battery life.