The much awaited iPhone 5 has finally
hit stores in India. Apple India partner announced that the iPhone 5 will sell
at Rs 45500 (16 GB), Rs 52500 (32 GB) and Rs 59500 (64 GB). The latest iPhone
comes as Apple tries to fend off competition that has reached fever-pitch.
Google Inc's Android has become the most-used mobile operating system in the
world, while key supplier and rival Samsung Electronics has taken the lead in
smartphone sales. Here's a look at what makes the new iPhone different from its
predecessor
The
iPhone5 sports a larger four-inch retina display screen that is 18 per cent
thinner and 20 per cent lighter than its predecessor.
The
roomier screen of the iPhone 5, which has 40 per cent more colour saturation,
can be used by apps makers to provide most accurate display in the industry.
The
iPhone's width is just right for navigating with one's thumb, to make it easy to
send text messages, swipe through pages and browse the Web. The additional
vertical space on the iPhone 5 screen will let users add a fifth, additional row
of apps on the home screen - more room for Web browsing and reading.
The
iPhone 5 has chips that support additional bands and frequencies and it's
capable of delivering up to 100 Mbps per second.
One
popular enhancement was improved battery endurance -- the iPhone 5 can support
eight hours of 4G Web browsing.
With
the iPhone, it is shipping new 'EarPods' audiophones, designed after digitally
scanning hundreds of ears.
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