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By Laurie Miller
Yes, finally the wait for the ultimate gadget is over. The iPhone 5 4G is all set to launch this summer. The new iPhone is expected to give Verizon an edge over the fast growing popularity of Android handsets in global markets. A phone that comes with a whole lot of wonders and goodies in terms of applications will surely further revolutionize the mobile industry.
As the new iPhone 5 is offering 4G facilities it is more than just a Wi-Fi enabled phone. It offers Video Chatting, Face Recognition, extremely quick downloading and of course a camera whose resolution is very high which helps to take pictures with immense clarity that competitors will sweat to match.
iPhone will include an NFC (near field communication) chip inside - the same technology that Google's latest flagship Android phone, the Nexus S, has now. This short-range, high frequency wireless technology allows for data exchanges between two devices in close proximity to each other. As mentioned iPhone 5 comes with Facial Recognition, integrating facial recognition into the iPhone could mean a device that knows its owner, for example, and unlocks the phone just for them. Or whose photos are automatically tagged with the names of friends and family, which are then synced to iPhoto on the Mac.
The iPhone 5 will be equipped with an NFC chip which enables it to exchange data with devices in close proximity via a short rage high frequency wireless technology. The other features include shiny glass back piece - 9.3 mm thick, Custom E-mail alerts, Scratch proof and shatter proof screen, and an enhanced battery backup of 14 hours talk time on 3G and 7 hours on 4G. Standby 600 hours, messaging indicator light. This enhanced battery backup will be a boon for the users as the phone is supposed to be used for continuous usage like networking than just making phone calls.
Our advice on all this remains the same - if you can't wait, if you have to have an iPhone on Verizon today, buy it and don't worry about the future. If you can wait, wait as long as you can and then buy the best iPhone (or any phone) available to you and again, don't worry about the future.
As the new iPhone 5 is offering 4G facilities it is more than just a Wi-Fi enabled phone. It offers Video Chatting, Face Recognition, extremely quick downloading and of course a camera whose resolution is very high which helps to take pictures with immense clarity that competitors will sweat to match.
iPhone will include an NFC (near field communication) chip inside - the same technology that Google's latest flagship Android phone, the Nexus S, has now. This short-range, high frequency wireless technology allows for data exchanges between two devices in close proximity to each other. As mentioned iPhone 5 comes with Facial Recognition, integrating facial recognition into the iPhone could mean a device that knows its owner, for example, and unlocks the phone just for them. Or whose photos are automatically tagged with the names of friends and family, which are then synced to iPhoto on the Mac.
The iPhone 5 will be equipped with an NFC chip which enables it to exchange data with devices in close proximity via a short rage high frequency wireless technology. The other features include shiny glass back piece - 9.3 mm thick, Custom E-mail alerts, Scratch proof and shatter proof screen, and an enhanced battery backup of 14 hours talk time on 3G and 7 hours on 4G. Standby 600 hours, messaging indicator light. This enhanced battery backup will be a boon for the users as the phone is supposed to be used for continuous usage like networking than just making phone calls.
Our advice on all this remains the same - if you can't wait, if you have to have an iPhone on Verizon today, buy it and don't worry about the future. If you can wait, wait as long as you can and then buy the best iPhone (or any phone) available to you and again, don't worry about the future.
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