Having a larger aperture means it lets in more light...which should mean less noise...
You would think, but the article says "more noises," so maybe it will growl or squeak or something.
Having a larger aperture means it lets in more light...which should mean less noise...
However, larger aperture means more noises.
Please no, the iPhone 4S is the right thickness to feel comfortable. Any thinner and it'll just be uncomfortable like the iPod Touch....
The next iPhone will be known as the iPhone 5, regardless of what apple chooses to call it. Just like everyone calls the new iPad "iPad 3"
As I work in a popular US retail store selling the iPad 2 and the new iPad-the first month many asked for the iPad 3, after that peroid of time 9 of 10 customers (because of advertisement,media etc...) they now pacifically ask for the new iPad. This will most likely be the same when the new iphone comes out
The Verizon iPhone was noticeably different inside. Not only have a different radio but also a different vibration actuator and few other minor differences. Thus, one could argue for the sake of arguing that:Not really
1. iphone
2. iphone 3g
3. iphone 3gs
4. iphone 4
5. iphone 4s
6. iphone ?
Having a larger aperture means it lets in more light...which should mean less noise...
The next iPhone will be known as the iPhone 5, regardless of what apple chooses to call it. Just like everyone calls the new iPad "iPad 3"
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...what's an "ass battery", or don't I want to know?
No kidding, I read 2.2 and thought awesome! Larger opening, more light, less noise.
Nobody calls it the iPad 3
Can you imagine what would happen if the next iPhone didn't have LTE?
The Verizon iPhone was noticeably different inside. Not only have a different radio but also a different vibration actuator and few other minor differences. Thus, one could argue for the sake of arguing that:
1. iPhone
2. iPhone 3g
3. iPhone 3gs
4. iPhone 4
5. iPhone 4 Verizon
6. iPhone 4s
7. iPhone ?