Here's how I'm looking at it. Speed is always a plus, especially if you put a lot of things inside your iphone like I do. Sure the iphone is fast, but if you store lots of videos and music and take up the space, you start to feel the actual lag. A lot of people use their iphones, but many of them just use a few apps, nothing that really slows down the phone so to them, the iphone 5 is blazing fast.
Another reason why you would want a speed boost is to assure you that the iOS will be progressing. You're going to need more processing power if you want to add more things to iOS. If Apple doesn't substantially upgrade the CPU, it'll give you an idea that iOS won't be going anywhere for a while...
Personally, I want the extra power for even better graphics in games. I also want the apps I use to load faster (I'm definitely noticing some wait on apps like Twitter and Chase). Although, I come from a 4S so I'm probably not the best example. My 4S is pretty decent with speed, but I want it to be faster, I know the potential is there!
Didn't Samsung get caught cheeting on benchmark tests?Here are some simple maths.
My iphone 5 gets a 1577 geekbench score. At 31% faster the score will be 2065.
My Galaxy S4 gets a 3200 score in geekbench and my LG Optimus G pro gets a 3000. Both use the same 600 cpu but the S4 is clocked 200mhz faster. My old Galaxy Note II gets a 2000 geekbench score and its almost a year old.
Couple that sad fact with the other sad fact that apple is keeping only 1gb of ram in the 5s and you got a pretty old phone right off the get go.
Why do you need more ram? If you have to ask that then you don't deserve a response.
I'd be nice to get a bump to 1080 & 4.5", with a bit longer battery life
The iPhone is still faster and smoother than the GS4 and others, and it's use of space is waaaaaay better.
It'd be nice if Apple would add simultaneous Voice/LTE. Every single LTE Android device can do it.
You would be wrong. No Apple product has simultaneous Voice & LTE on ANY network.As far as Im concerned, it has simultaneous Voice/LTE
You would be wrong. No Apple product has simultaneous Voice & LTE on ANY network.
You would be wrong. No Apple product has simultaneous Voice & LTE on ANY network.
FalseYou are wrong. Only Verizon doesn't support simultaneous voice and LTE.
Nope, Apple didn't add a 3rd antenna to allow for simultaneous Voice/LTE. Even on AT&T, the iPhone drops to HSPA when on a call.Thought that was on the carrier end
Every LTE phone on Verizon has simultaneous Voice/LTE except the iPhone.You are wrong. Only Verizon doesn't support simultaneous voice and LTE.
You use HSPA.I use it everyday dude.
You would be wrong. No Apple product has simultaneous Voice & LTE on ANY network.
Nope, Apple didn't add a 3rd antenna to allow for simultaneous Voice/LTE. Even on AT&T, the iPhone drops to HSPA when on a call.
Every LTE phone on Verizon has simultaneous Voice/LTE except the iPhone.
You use HSPA.
Didn't Samsung get caught cheeting on benchmark tests?
Your wrong. Not possible. Many people are misinformed on this...including Apple employees.Nope. Simultaneous voice + LTE work for GSM stack.
Only CDMA networks like Verizon can't support it until they upgrade their back end. You obviously don't have an iPhone on GSM.
Your wrong. Not possible. Many people are misinformed on this...including Apple employees.
The iPhone 5 drops to HSPA when using voice on GSM.
Voice + LTE is not possible on any network with an iPhone.
Yes, that logic is rock solid.Bull. My data speed is still speedy while on a call.
Yes, that logic is rock solid.
It's not LTE.
Apple, my mind, about 800 tech news sources. The ability for you to confirm this in about 5 minutes with a phone call and your vision.It is.
Where is your source ?
Apple, my mind, about 800 tech news sources. The ability for you to confirm this in about 5 minutes with a phone call and your vision.
20/20.I already did. They all said it only affects CDMA. Check your own eyes.