The calls quality is good, camera can work well in low light, web surfing is excellent. Some iPhone users have declared iPhone 5 as little dull, compared to iPhone 4, but still its slim, solid, and lighter looks appeal to the user. Critics say the new device is more like a remote control of TV. The screen of iPhone 5 is larger than iPhone 4S, it's 4 inches, compared to the previous 3.5 inches.
There are phones with even larger screens than iPhone 5, but it's handy and one feels comfortable while holding it. Screen is particularly appealing for the hard-core Apple fans, or particularly the iPhone fans, who can see clear and bright images and watch videos with comfort. Ask any iPhone fan, who is using iPhone 5; it's the speed that is the most appealing factor.
Everyone wants to enjoy the speedy functioning of the Smartphone and iPhone 5 is fulfilling their wish. The fast speed of iPhone 5 is such that it makes the people get mad after it (this response is from the users who have busy schedule and use iPhone for business purpose as well). Speed can be the solid reason behind upgrading the old device with the new phone.
You will be surprised at how much this will increase your productivity. Not only will you be able to think more clearly without all of that clutter around you, it will also be a lot easier to find things when you need them. Contrary to popular belief, you are not getting more done when you multitask.
In fact, you are likely getting less done, because you are not giving your full attention to any one thing. Do one thing at a time, and do it right, before you move on to the next. This is also more rewarding, because you can tick off things as you do them and see how much you have accomplished. It is true that morning people get a lot more done.
In fact, the most successful CEO’s start their days by 6 am, or even earlier. When you can get up early, you can get a lot done before everyone else is up and around. You don’t have to do anything drastic. Start getting up 15 minutes earlier each day for a week. The following week, get up a half hour earlier. Keep doing this and increase the time until you are used to getting up early and getting a lot done.
There is no such thing as a stupid idea, even if it may seem stupid when you first think of it. Write down all of your creative ideas. You will never have a good idea unless you have a lot of ideas. It’s just like photos. You may take 100 photos of a subject, and only end up with 10-15 great shots. But, if you hadn’t taken the photos in the first place, you wouldn’t have any great shots. It is the same with your ideas. Jot them down, and sooner or later one is going to be great.
Join Gizmag, as we take a hands-on look at the two best iPhones. OS 8 on the iPhone 6 Plus has some tweaks for the larger screen, with more of a focus on landscape mode. The Plus' camera also has Optical Image Stabilization (OIS) onboard, to help offset the effects of shaky hands.
The smaller iPhone 6 doesn't have OIS. As you might expect, the iPhone 6 (above) gives you more of a traditional smartphone experience - quite possibly the best there is today. The iPhone 6 Plus (above), meanwhile, is Apple's first phablet: less classic smartphone and more all-in-one pocket computer. If you always found it a little redundant to lug around a small iPhone in your pocket and a big iPad around your house, then the 6 Plus is your dream come true.
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