Exif data shows iPhone 4, taken 7/22/2011 location does center non the Apple headquarters. Too bad this data is kind of easy to tweak / fake.
but I'll go out a limb and say it's a real iPhone 5 photo.
Exif data shows iPhone 4, taken 7/22/2011 location does center non the Apple headquarters. Too bad this data is kind of easy to tweak / fake.
but I'll go out a limb and say it's a real iPhone 5 photo.
I just read the entire story. Yes they did mention that in the article. I went to find the actual photo so I could pull exit from it. Lens size is different also I believe.
I would like to see better lens and better picture quality in low light conditions, compared to more megapixels. It would be great if there is both though.
I just read the entire story. Yes they did mention that in the article. I went to find the actual photo so I could pull exit from it. Lens size is different also I believe.
I would like to see better lens and better picture quality in low light conditions, compared to more megapixels. It would be great if there is both though.
wonder if there would now be someone able to make out the reflection of the device in the plate and re-construct it so we can finally have a look at the iPhone 5!
It would look neat, but it's impractical. Try taking a picture with your iPhone, with your fingers clear of the Apple logo, you can't hold it as steady as with your finger over the logo.
It would look neat, but it's impractical. Try taking a picture with your iPhone, with your fingers clear of the Apple logo, you can't hold it as steady as with your finger over the logo.