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  • More iPhone 5 Component Pictures Leak, Battery, Camera Lens, Audio Flex Cable
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    Phillip Swanson
    Published on 08-22-2011 08:50 AM
    31 Comments Comments



    Another round of alleged iPhone 5 component pictures have leaked (thank you TVC Mall), and while not terribly exciting, do offer a few potential hints at what iPhone 5's camera and battery performance could be.

    The first rumor that would get the axe if these components turn out to be legit: the iPhone 5 sporting a dual flash system. The leaked camera component retains the single flash system of the iPhone 4, and hopefully sports the rumored 8 megapixel sensor.




    The leaked pictures of the iPhone 5's battery show a battery that is nearly identical to the iPhone 4's battery. The specs of the batteries are nearly identical too. The alleged iPhone 5 battery is rated at 3.7V and 5.3Whr and the iPhone 4's is rated at 3.7V and 5.25Whr. The similar specs might mean the iPhone 5 could see battery performance verily similar to the iPhone 4. Battery life could also be better or worse depending on how energy efficient iOS 5 and the newer A5 processor are.

    Lastly the iPhone 5's audio jack flex cable has been leaked, brining the number of leaked components thus far up to five (the proximity sensor, and front facing camera lens previously leaked). Expect more leaks in the next few weeks as iPhone 5 production likely ramps up to meet it's rumored October release.

    Source: TVC Mall
    This article was originally published in forum thread: More iPhone 5 Component Pictures Leak, Battery, Camera Lens, Audio Flex Cable started by Phillip Swanson View original post
    Categories:
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    2. iOS,
    3. Apple
    Comments 31 Comments
    1. maddawg05's Avatar
      maddawg05 - 08-22-2011, 12:50 PM
      Regardless I'm getting the new iPhone...better than my 3GS. Can't wait.
    1. The Maestro's Avatar
      The Maestro - 08-22-2011, 01:24 PM
      Apple has always kept battery life in mind regardless of the phones features that and the speakers have been upgraded each time thankfully
    1. Perceptum's Avatar
      Perceptum - 08-22-2011, 01:29 PM
      Quote Originally Posted by Poseidon79 View Post
      Please tell me you'e kidding. Battery life in iPhones is far superior to any Android phone on the market. Battery life is the first thing all my friends complain about when switching to a different smart phone. Apple controls both hardware and software on their products which allows for much better optimization compared to any other hardware provider on the market.
      @TheDirtyDiddler is 100% currect. The battery life on the iPhone is crappy. The battery life on an Android phone is also crappy. Just because the iPhone's battery life is less crappy, does not mean it is any good. Unfortunately there really has not been a big battery breakthrough in the past 40 years. Keep in mind that the first lithium-based battery that worked at room temperature was created by Exxon in the early 70's. A few years latter, the first lithium-base recharable battery was created. Currently batteries drain fast, take a while to charge, and have a short life if you deep cycle them.
    1. Bluemoldycheeze88's Avatar
      Bluemoldycheeze88 - 08-22-2011, 09:41 PM
      I think the battery basically confirms no LTE connectivity. Maybe HSPA+.
    1. whereswaldo's Avatar
      whereswaldo - 08-22-2011, 09:43 PM
      Quote Originally Posted by Bluemoldycheeze88 View Post
      I think the battery basically confirms no LTE connectivity. Maybe HSPA+.
      It already has HSPA+ support, I'm writing this on HSPA+ which has been around (at least in Canada) for years

      Quote Originally Posted by Donnutt View Post
      Me too. Cause just by looking at these parts I'm completely convinced the iPhone 5 is not worth my time...
      (sarcasm)
      I'll wait to, but mainly cause I'm still under contract
    1. iBwizzle's Avatar
      iBwizzle - 08-23-2011, 04:05 AM
      Quote Originally Posted by Perceptum View Post
      @TheDirtyDiddler is 100% currect. The battery life on the iPhone is crappy. The battery life on an Android phone is also crappy. Just because the iPhone's battery life is less crappy, does not mean it is any good. Unfortunately there really has not been a big battery breakthrough in the past 40 years. Keep in mind that the first lithium-based battery that worked at room temperature was created by Exxon in the early 70's. A few years latter, the first lithium-base recharable battery was created. Currently batteries drain fast, take a while to charge, and have a short life if you deep cycle them.
      +1
    1. pike1346's Avatar
      pike1346 - 08-23-2011, 07:58 AM
      Quote Originally Posted by Tucnepo View Post
      I will wait for iphone 6
      I won't. 5 is ALIVE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
    1. litcher's Avatar
      litcher - 08-23-2011, 10:50 PM
      Quote Originally Posted by whereswaldo View Post
      no one ever said it would be 4G, especcially since no carrier in the world even has 4G. You might be thinkin of LTE which is out in countries like Canada, Japan, South Korea and the Scandanavian countries, which is a step towards 4G, but does not meet 4G standards
      Verizon and At&T have LTE in the U.S. even though they both have very limited coverage
    1. sziklassy's Avatar
      sziklassy - 08-24-2011, 01:58 PM
      Quote Originally Posted by whereswaldo View Post
      no one ever said it would be 4G, especcially since no carrier in the world even has 4G. You might be thinkin of LTE which is out in countries like Canada, Japan, South Korea and the Scandanavian countries, which is a step towards 4G, but does not meet 4G standards
      This is such bogus information that people keep circling around. The standard and definition for 4G has been changed to fit so that the tech we are currently calling 4G is, in fact, 4G.

      Here is an article, for those that require it.
      ITU says LTE, WiMax and HSPA+ are now officially 4G

      The internet is littered with other such articles. Let's please stop this nonsense of "LTE and WiMax are not TRUE LTE technologies". This was true at one point, but not anymore.
    1. JimBrown's Avatar
      JimBrown - 08-26-2011, 03:48 AM
      It’s hard to believe. I have seen a concept video of iphone 5, and it’s so sleek that components shown here will not get fixed in it.
    1. TheDirtyDiddler's Avatar
      TheDirtyDiddler - 02-18-2012, 12:18 PM
      Quote Originally Posted by Poseidon79 View Post
      Please tell me you'e kidding. Battery life in iPhones is far superior to any Android phone on the market. Battery life is the first thing all my friends complain about when switching to a different smart phone. Apple controls both hardware and software on their products which allows for much better optimization compared to any other hardware provider on the market.
      Yes, but lithium ion batteries as a whole need to become a thing of the past.

      Quote Originally Posted by Poseidon79 View Post
      Please tell me you'e kidding. Battery life in iPhones is far superior to any Android phone on the market. Battery life is the first thing all my friends complain about when switching to a different smart phone. Apple controls both hardware and software on their products which allows for much better optimization compared to any other hardware provider on the market.
      Yes, but lithium ion batteries as a whole need to become a thing of the past.
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