iPhone 5 Design is Incredibly Thin, Gets Rids of Antenna Problems
June 10th, 2011 | by Sanjay | 
The iPhone 5 is a concept pictured below, one that’s supposedly much thinner than the iPhone 4 and also it gets rids of the antenna issues. It’s got a thin metal frame, that leaves no room for physical buttons, even on the side. Thus, the entire left side of the device is a touch line with volume control purposes.
You’ll move your finger from bottom to top in order to increase the volume and from top to bottom in order to reduce it. You can change the sensitivity from the Settings section. The iPhone 5 also comes with 4G connectivity and can reach up to 100 Mbps downloads and even 1000 Mbps around mobile phone base stations.
The CPU power is increased by Apple for this type of connectivity to be available. Meanwhile, the screen of this iPhone 5 concept is a Retina Plus Display, with control over the backlight and support reading text on electronic paper-like material. There’s also a 10.2 megapixel camera at the back and up to 64GB of internal memory.
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Tags: iPhone 4G connectivity, iPhone 5, iPhone 5 concept, iPhone 5 design, Retina Plus Display
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