The Most Anticipated iPhone 5 [Concepts]

It has been a while, a year and a half of waiting for the iPhone 5 or new iPhone to come out of Cupertino since the day Apple introduce the iPhone 4S back in October 2011. Now we learn so many things already since then —-about what we dream of the iPhone 5 should have aesthetically and feature-wise. Fortunately, there are tons of creative minds to give us a preview of what most consumer’s would think of the new iPhone 5. Now what we have here is a collection of new iPhone concepts that has spilled in the internet, check them pass through the break.







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iSung Galaxy V: iPhone 5 and Samsung Galaxy S III combined

The most anticipated iPhone 5 concepts have gone on our thread recently giving you tons of creative ideas to preview the expected super-phone from the Cupertino-giant Apple not just aesthetically but what might be under-the-hood and feature-wise. But what if you’ll be fusing the new iPhone 5 and to Samsung flagship Android smartphone —-the Galaxy S III. Watch the video after the break.




Several features that were notable on this design, such memory card slot, NFC, the ultra-shutter and “back and menu keys” which is normal on Android devices on both sides of the iconic iPhone home button. These features are some of the qualities we want on either Android devices or Apple iPhone.

Now if you’re asking if when or if this collaboration will come true, which Techradar called iSung Galaxy V, maybe you can just drop your comments, violent or not.

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New iPhone 5 leaked parts assembled

The iOS 6 has been outed with 200 new features of big improvements and small tweaks to get the WWDC 2012 a little special for a while. However, the leaked parts purported for several weeks have gone into the world of iPhone 5 rumors, interestingly this time ‘assembled’ to mirror of what possibly lies ahead of the new iPhone esthetics and externally seen new features. But take consideration of manufacturers making multiple prototypes and dummy case to secure its identity to prying eyes of public, which most of the time only one will be official. Real or not we have the gallery after the break for you, check it out.

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New iPhone and iPad Mini by September, says analyst

September could mark the most exciting month for the Cupertino-giant Apple this year says Brian White from Topeka Capital Markets based from the consolidated confirmation from component suppliers in Taipei who’ve been all over on the ongoing Computex show.

Apparently, the new iPhone launch wasn’t the only one tipped by the suppliers but as well the new iPad Mini which features a a 7.85? screen with 1024 by 768 pixels of resolution. Brian’s source also claims that the recent rumors that Apple may house the new iPhone using Liquidmetal made by Foxconn —-we’re crossing our fingers tight for this one.
Tracking back last year’s launch of the iPhone 4S falling on October we can have close call on the timeframe, but Apple can send an Special Event anytime. While the new iPad mini comes a little bit salty, knowing that it’s unusual for company’s tablet cycle, though the idea for a much smaller and cheaper iPad could be considerable plus the fact that Microsoft is launching a formidable competition on same period.
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Samsung Galaxy S III vs Apple iPhone 4S Drop Test: Which one is more durable?

The most entertaining testing for new and popular devices could be the drop test, no questions. And the new Samsung flagship isn’t exempted on this durability test fared along with the consider ‘yardstick’ of smartphone or shall we say dropping the new device with the latest iPhone version –just to build the perfect hype for the glass-breaking drop test. Check out the two video of we have after the break, featuring the AndroidAuthority concrete drop test and SquareTrade concrete drops, sliding from a car and thrown around by kids for their common mishaps the phone could encounter in its daily usage.


Source: YouTube (SquareTrade, AndroidAuthority)

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Alleged iPhone 5 backplate on video, 7.9mm thickness and HD front camera

Looks like the iPhone 5 or new iPhone has been on the run this week with compelling rumors filling up the thread of most fanboyish sites we’ve visited. The highlights goes to alleged iPhone back plate making tons of hits on YouTube that was seen from the previous image leaked suggesting same probable 4-inch Retina-display screen obvious with the added height compared with an iPhone 4S. The video also revealed the details of unibody, thinner casing of about 7.9mm with front-panel being the only glass part, smaller dock and SIM card slot that seemed to reflect the recently approved ETSI Apple’s nano-SIM standard.

Besides the significant redesign of the new iPhone build, Mingchi Kuo – an analyst for KGI predicts that the new handset will feature HD front-facing camera and placed center, like to the camera position of the iPod touch. If this will be in reality, the FaceTime chatters will have the 720p video instead of the VGA resolution on the current iPhone 4S. See the specs below:


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19-Pin “Mini” Connector Confirmed For iPhone 5

Welcome to the world of iPhone port-adapters! If the TechCrunch independent verification “Apple is working on adding a 19-pin port, replacing the current 30-pin port, to the new iPhone” will be officially confirmed, this will surely fire up iPhone accessory manufacturers –users that have multiple accessories utilizing current 30-pin port standard.
If you’ve been monitoring news and rumors for the development of iPhone 5, sure you’ve thought that the mini-port can be the same new port exposed in several leaked photos and a video earlier. The mini port present on the assembled backplate parts seemed to be close to a Thunderbolt port available on many MacBook devices however accordingly Techcrunch reported “I’ve been told by three independent manufacturers that the pin-out will be different”. Interesting points added were the MagSafe 2 port which bring a more space saving internal components for the device, Apple seemed to be more on this side.
Now, TechCrunch’s three independent manufacturers source all agreed that Apple is already prepping for a 19-pin dock port for the new iPhone. All we can do for now is wait until the new port standard gets official.
Source: TechCrunch via The Mac Herald

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