What's new about Apple's latest handset?
The wait is over. After months of speculation and heading mills churning, Apple - or more precisely, Steve Jobs - the lid on the new iPhone has canceled the much-anticipated iPhone 4
What's new then? A little bit "into reality. It would be for the new laptop have been impossible, all the features proposed by the auto giant gossip, boast, but Apple is certainly enough to ensure that they can provide new iPhone comparison with the growing Android Brigade was done . Read below to find ten things that you need to know ...
1/The Display
Apple calls the "Retinal Display", which quadrupled the number of pixels to 326 pixels per inch. The end result is printing extremely fine and soft curves. Steve demoed the new display against 3GS, and the difference was striking. He argued that its IPS technology is "a bit better than OLED." Contrast ratio of 800:1 is pretty impressive.
2/The body
A 9.3 mm thick, the iPhone 4 is 24% thinner than the 3G. "The glass on the front and rear axles and steel (f0r force) around the sides. It is like a beautiful old Leica camera," says Steve. He argues that it is the thinnest smartphones on the planet. It is basically the same phone that we saw in May that Gizmodo stumbled into a bar in San Francisco, a 3G, which was developed in a smooth, straight wedge seems. It is available in white or black, 16 or 32GB models.
3/The processor
Since the IPAD, the iPhone runs on four processor Apple A4. "Take the opposite," said Steve, "the first thing that you notice is that the iPhone is full to the rim 4. It is the A4 is right." We need the laptop more economical when it comes to power and faster with applications and Web browsing.
4/The battery life
A4 With battery size and greater freedom of movement processor, the iPhone has 4 "7 hours of talk time 3G, 6 hours of 3G browsing, 10 hours shipping Wi-Fi, 10 hours of video, 40 hours of music and 300 hours standby time. A decent step up.
5/The Micro-SIM
Again, like the IPAD, the iPhone packaging a four-slot SIM Micro. Apple claims that this was necessary because there are so many things crammed into this new device, including battery's largest processor and A4. This means that the SIM card into your iPhone 3G using IPAD? We keep you informed.
6/The camera
A big one. "Everyone loves to talk about megapixels," said Steve, "but we tend to place the question of how to make better pictures, you ask? Megapixels are nice, but what are these cameras really capture photons and low-light photography. To this end, it is now a 5-megapixel cam with a back illuminated sensor keys, 5x digital zoom, tap the focus and LED flash.
7/Video and iMovie
The new camera, the iPhone 4 in 720p HD video capture at 30fps. Not only that, but the iMovie application allows you to go to town with the publication - adding titles, the right effect on your phone. It seems pretty consistent and the quality looks stunning. "You can add, edit, and then a few lines to emails directly on the phone," added Steve. IMovie is $ 4.99. This would mean the death of the revolutionary Flip Video camera?
8/The antenna
The stainless steel band around the side of iPhone to 4 with a pair of precise strokes - was designed to amplify the antenna signal. This will help with Wi-Fi, GSM, GPS, UMTS and Bluetooth reception.
9/The Gyro
Sun still add another level of playing experience on the iPhone, Apple has a 3-axis gyro. "We have the gyro, accelerometer and compass tied together for six boards. It is perfect for the game," said Steve Jobs on advertising. Think about how the PS3 six-axis controller for the Sony.
10/Video call
Introduced right at the end of the keynote with the banner "... one more thing" is coming, the video call on the iPhone thanks to a front of the camera. The function is called, FaceTime, and more or less is what you expect from a video calling app. In the sense that you can make video calls. Since you have in front of the camera, FaceTime FPR iPhone will be available 4-4 calls. And "only through Wi-Fi at the moment, but 3G is likely to follow in 2011.
4 The iPhone will be available 24th June in five countries, including Britain, and pre-orders start a week tomorrow (15th June). Non-UK prices have not yet been announced but we'll keep you up to date.
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