All overall world are waiting for the release date of iphone5, the next generation of I phone. Although widely expected, there is no iphone5 in the first half of 2012. However, according to the deluge of rumors about iphone5, we could believe that the new iPhone would release in October this year.
From the first generation of iPhone to the iPhone 4s, every time a new one is launched, most of the focus is on particular feature, antenna design of iphone4 and Siri of 4s. We also found tons of guess about the new features of iphone5 on the net, and today let check those guesswork and there must some features you want.
1.Flexible OLED Displayer.
There have been rumors floating around that iPhone 5 would have Flexible displayer. And the flexible displayer would produce by Samsung. SKwon Oh-hyun, Vice Chairman of Samsung, recently stated that mass production of the flexible displays will start in the second half of 2012 and there is significant demand from clients. However, most of the experts think that it might be a bit too early to expect such changes in the next iPhone. The next iPhone – which will be the 6th generation of iPhones – is being referred to as iPhone 5. Realistically speaking, the major upgrades can be expected for the processor, display, memory, camera and the software of this phone. If you talk about the long-term changes, then you can expect Apple to move away from the traditional design which has become so popular. But for the immediate future, the design is likely to remain the same.
Hope index: 100%
Chance of implement: Tiny
2.Removable battery
This well-known rendering of a future iPhone dreams of a model with a removable battery. However, it appears to run counter to Apple's current design principles. All of us want a battery removable iPhone, Alas, this dream seems never come true.
Hope index: 100%
Chance of implement: never
3.Biometric security
It's not a must-have upgrade, but it really cool to swipe your finger rather than enter a password to unlock your phone. It could also be combined with NFC (near field communication technology -- see next slide) for making mobile payments. For Apple, it’s not a tough job and who could look for it as a light spot of iphone5.
Hope index: 50%
Chance of implement: possible
4.NFC-enabled (near field communication technology)
There's been some speculation that Apple might include Near Field Communication (NFC) technology in the iPhone 5, turning it into a kind of credit/debit card. Leading up to the release of what turned out to be the iPhone 4S, rumor had it that Apple may have been working on integrating near field communication technology (NFC) into the next iPhone. This is sort of a bar code replacement technology that would allow your iPhone -- among other things -- to act as a payment device (e-wallet) or even a car key.
Hope index: 70%
Chance of implement: possible
5.A6 processor
With Apple's acquisition of PA Semiconductor, it's been designing and churning out its own CPUs, including the 1GHz A5 processor in the iPhone 4S and A5+ processor in the new iPad. Many people thought we'd get the A6 processor with the iphone5 -- and that it would be a quad-core chip. The A6 chip is probably a 28nm process (compared with the 45nm of A5), with lower energy consumption and higher speeds. The high range processor could improve the performance of programs like Siri, as well as a host of other features, including still and video image capture.
Hope index: 80%
Chance of implement: probably
6.High performance of Battery
Removable battery seems never come true, however we could get more hope to the better performance of the battery .We have no expect that when Every time Apple puts out a new iPhone, the battery life gets slightly better, so we expect no less from the iphon5. At least on paper, the iPhone 4S offers very similar battery life to the iPhone 4, so this is one area where there's significant room for improvement.
Hope index: 100%
Chances of implementation: Must
7.Larger screen
Larger screen is certain, we could confirm that the iphone5 with a 4inch+ screen. However, large screen means more battery consumption. We're hoping Apple can come up with the right balance. Going to 4 inches makes a significant difference for user experience and is probably the optimal size for a smartphone screen.
Hope index: 100%
Chances of implementation: Must
From the first generation of iPhone to the iPhone 4s, every time a new one is launched, most of the focus is on particular feature, antenna design of iphone4 and Siri of 4s. We also found tons of guess about the new features of iphone5 on the net, and today let check those guesswork and there must some features you want.
1.Flexible OLED Displayer.
There have been rumors floating around that iPhone 5 would have Flexible displayer. And the flexible displayer would produce by Samsung. SKwon Oh-hyun, Vice Chairman of Samsung, recently stated that mass production of the flexible displays will start in the second half of 2012 and there is significant demand from clients. However, most of the experts think that it might be a bit too early to expect such changes in the next iPhone. The next iPhone – which will be the 6th generation of iPhones – is being referred to as iPhone 5. Realistically speaking, the major upgrades can be expected for the processor, display, memory, camera and the software of this phone. If you talk about the long-term changes, then you can expect Apple to move away from the traditional design which has become so popular. But for the immediate future, the design is likely to remain the same.
Hope index: 100%
Chance of implement: Tiny
2.Removable battery
This well-known rendering of a future iPhone dreams of a model with a removable battery. However, it appears to run counter to Apple's current design principles. All of us want a battery removable iPhone, Alas, this dream seems never come true.
Hope index: 100%
Chance of implement: never
3.Biometric security
It's not a must-have upgrade, but it really cool to swipe your finger rather than enter a password to unlock your phone. It could also be combined with NFC (near field communication technology -- see next slide) for making mobile payments. For Apple, it’s not a tough job and who could look for it as a light spot of iphone5.
Hope index: 50%
Chance of implement: possible
4.NFC-enabled (near field communication technology)
There's been some speculation that Apple might include Near Field Communication (NFC) technology in the iPhone 5, turning it into a kind of credit/debit card. Leading up to the release of what turned out to be the iPhone 4S, rumor had it that Apple may have been working on integrating near field communication technology (NFC) into the next iPhone. This is sort of a bar code replacement technology that would allow your iPhone -- among other things -- to act as a payment device (e-wallet) or even a car key.
Hope index: 70%
Chance of implement: possible
5.A6 processor
With Apple's acquisition of PA Semiconductor, it's been designing and churning out its own CPUs, including the 1GHz A5 processor in the iPhone 4S and A5+ processor in the new iPad. Many people thought we'd get the A6 processor with the iphone5 -- and that it would be a quad-core chip. The A6 chip is probably a 28nm process (compared with the 45nm of A5), with lower energy consumption and higher speeds. The high range processor could improve the performance of programs like Siri, as well as a host of other features, including still and video image capture.
Hope index: 80%
Chance of implement: probably
6.High performance of Battery
Removable battery seems never come true, however we could get more hope to the better performance of the battery .We have no expect that when Every time Apple puts out a new iPhone, the battery life gets slightly better, so we expect no less from the iphon5. At least on paper, the iPhone 4S offers very similar battery life to the iPhone 4, so this is one area where there's significant room for improvement.
Hope index: 100%
Chances of implementation: Must
7.Larger screen
Larger screen is certain, we could confirm that the iphone5 with a 4inch+ screen. However, large screen means more battery consumption. We're hoping Apple can come up with the right balance. Going to 4 inches makes a significant difference for user experience and is probably the optimal size for a smartphone screen.
Hope index: 100%
Chances of implementation: Must
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