It's not LTE but doesn't HSPA 14 qualify as what's being passed for 4G in the US?Thread moved.
No it's not 4G and it's exactly the same size as the iPhone 4.
It's not LTE but doesn't HSPA 14 qualify as what's being passed for 4G in the US?
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This is the iPhone 5. It just has another name. Next year's (fall 2012 is my guess) phone may or may not be called the iPhone 6, but it's unlikely that it will be called the iPhone 5.Thanks. Will people buy this if iPhone 5 is nearby?
Just curious. We went from the 3G >> 3GS >> 4 >> 4S...This is the iPhone 5. It just has another name. Next year's phone may or may not be called the iPhone 6, but it's unlikely that it will be called the iPhone 5.
Yes, people will buy it. It looks awesome.
3G to 3GS was in market free of competition. Today there are 4"-4.5" retina quality displays about to release with the competition and the expectation was that Apple would meet if not lead.Just curious. We went from the 3G >> 3GS >> 4 >> 4S...
Why would they skip the iPhone 5 when they went from the 3G to 3GS. Not trying to argue, but seriously interested.
What does that information have to do with the numbering sequence of the iPhone?3G to 3GS was in market free of competition. Today there are 4"-4.5" retina quality displays about to release with the competition and the expectation was that Apple would meet if not lead.
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Right don't know where my head was at. Honestly thought I was replying to a comment that the 3GS didn't get as much flack as the 4S.What does that information have to do with the numbering sequence of the iPhone?
It's all good. I know you are like me and completely blown away that we didn't get a phone that would launch the space shuttle and charge itself without needing to be plugged in.Right don't know where my head was at. Honestly thought I was replying to a comment that the 3GS didn't get as much flack as the 4S.
Sorry.
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