- Aug 23, 2003
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Played with one at the Apple Store today. I honestly didn't notice the larger screen unless I put the phone side-by-side with a 4S (and even then it wasn't obvious). Maybe I'm jaded because I've been using 4"+ screens for 2 years now, and my GS3 dwarfs them all.
The difference in weight and construction was more obvious. It's lighter, but it lacks that solid "deck-of-cards" feel that the 4S had. That said, brushed aluminum is a much better gripping surface than back-glass, and overall the 5 looks sexy. Is it the best looking phone on the market...that's up for debate. It's still a toss-up between the 5 and the HTC One X for me.
Unsurprisingly, after I got done inspecting the design and construction of the 5, I quickly got bored and walked off. iOS6 is a slightly refined version of iOS5, which was a slightly refined version of iOS4...and it's just too boring to hold my attention.
The difference in weight and construction was more obvious. It's lighter, but it lacks that solid "deck-of-cards" feel that the 4S had. That said, brushed aluminum is a much better gripping surface than back-glass, and overall the 5 looks sexy. Is it the best looking phone on the market...that's up for debate. It's still a toss-up between the 5 and the HTC One X for me.
Unsurprisingly, after I got done inspecting the design and construction of the 5, I quickly got bored and walked off. iOS6 is a slightly refined version of iOS5, which was a slightly refined version of iOS4...and it's just too boring to hold my attention.
