And what is the Battery Life on this super thin cell phone from China ?
Found it. Not that good for a thin phone.....
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Can future iPhones ever be thinner than the iPhone 5?
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And what is the Battery Life on this super thin cell phone from China ?
Found it. Not that good for a thin phone.....
Not that I disagree that thin phones in general have poor battery life, but your attachment is not about the Oppo Finder, it is about the Meizu MX.
Stop spewing out lies. I've over clicked my home pc to 4.4GHz. Guess what? A year later it's working perfectly fine.
Apple was mistaken in their initial claim, but whether it was deliberately false is unknown. I think even the Macworld live blog to the 9/12/12 event noted that they had walked back the "thinnest smartphone ever" claim by the end of the presentation, and called it simply the thinnest iPhone ever. Their website has never made the "thinnest smartphone ever" claim from what I can tell. They just say it is the thinnest and lightest iPhone ever, which is true.
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It is enough thin right now, it took some time until I hold iphone5 well with my hands. If they will make it thinner I will change to the Google world.
I think the "thinness" has less to do with it than the squareness of it. The original iPod Touch was extremely thin and I don't recall complaints about it. I don't hear people complain that credit cards are "too thin." In the relatively near future, when displays become flexible, it may be possible to get close to paper thin while being even more comfortable to hold than the 5.
I have found the 5 to be no more difficult to hold than the 4S. In fact, it seems easier since it is lighter.
An actual comparison where the camera is on the oppo finder
Andorid fanboys always looking for some way to be better...so sad
Andorid fanboys always looking for some way to be better...so sad
The real question is, do we want it any thinner?
Personally I would rather have them not make it thinner so the battery can remain larger.
Personally I would rather have them not make it thinner so the battery can remain larger.
you will never put a silicon based chip in a phone running 4 GHz, and yes there are tons but they have to be cooled specially and are exclusive to desktop pcs so what he originally said is correct, newer cpus can run over 4 GHz but only when needed its not a constant use of all potentially power
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they all have parts that stick out therefore they are all making false claims, you dont measure "thick"ness at the thinnest point of anything
I see them doing away with the headphone jack in the future and just going bluetooth. Idk how they could do away with the charging port though. I mean wireless charging could work but what about people who need to charge in their car?
