Apple iPhone 5 Rumors: What's Coming July 2011?

Premiership News writes:


Apple’s expected to release its 5^th generation iPhone in a traditional fashion as usual to new product launch policy new product for many years which is at July 2011. In this article, we will try to understand what the iPhone 5 will bring to the market by depending on the tips and taking advantage of the official sources and sources close to Apple.

Firstly the hardware will be redesigned for sure due to improve the signal problem occurred with the previous version and obviously for style purposes.

The company behind the chipset was Infeneon, but have been changed to Qualcomm and it is expected to have GSM / CDMA / UTMS support. It could be said that the 5^th generation iPhone will not have LTE

Apple said in a statement made previously, and indicated that the current stage of transition to 4G currently. They have also stated that this year will not be the iPhone 4G year because of the unstable equipment.

A new processor called A5, (double-Cortex A9 processor) with 1.2 GHz clock speed is to be used. Therefore it is possible to say that the new iPhone will be faster and higher performance.

Source(s): Premiership News

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The Next Generation of Smartphones

Buying a computer isn't an easy piece of work. You spend hours to weeks (depending on how detail oriented you are) on trying to find the right machine that works for your budget and needs. As with most of us, a few years later when we're ready to replace the machine, everything has changed.

One of the biggest changes we saw was a move from Pentium to the Core architecture (Intel). A lot of people were confused with the technology shift. Core Solo, Core 2 Solo, Core Duo, Core 2 Duo etc. A lot of words, often confusing. Basically, think of a core as an engine. Double (or triple or quad) them up and it's like having a bunch of engines inline. A significant improvement in power. There was a significant performance different when the number of cores doubled.

Fast forward to today and that same shift in technology is coming to smartphones. BGR reported last week that LG just revealed the first dual core smartphone.

I'm excited to see how the operating systems will take advantage of this leap in technology. We're just a quad core processor (4 cores) and an improvement in low power good brightness display technology from seeing super computers in our palms.