Friday, 21 September 2012

iPhone 5 Features & Plans



iPhone 5 & iOS 6, what you need to know.

The Telstra 4G plan prices for iPhone 5, available for immediate order from PF Systems, are:

iPhone 5
Small
Medium
Large
Extra Large
16GB
AU$67
AU$80
AU$100
AU$130
32GB
AU$71
AU$86
AU$103
AU$132
64GB
AU$77
AU$92
AU$108
AU$137
As an example, specific features of the Telstra 4G iPhone 5 plans for a 32GB iPhone 5 are shown below. There is a 1GB bonus data option available for early purchases on M/L/XL plans:

Sign up with PF Systems and you’ll receive free setup assistance, bumper case and protective overlay valued at $59 for only $29.

The iPhone

It has been over 2 years since the last major iPhone release, but does the hotly anticipated iPhone 5 deliver? 

Reviews have been positive, especially concerning the ‘look and feel’ of the new iPhone as well as its speed and responsiveness. There are some negative comments around the new Apple Maps service which replaces the equivalent and excellent Google Maps. Apple Maps is part of the iOS 6 update which is now available to all by going to Settings -> General -> Software Update on your iOS 5 device, or connecting your handset to iTunes on your computer.

The iPhone 4S was already a great phone, so how does the iPhone 5 compare?


iPhone 5
iPhone 4S
iPhone 4
Chip
Dual-core A6 chip
Dual-core A5 chip
A4 chip
Weight &
Dimensions
112g, 123.8mm x 58.6mm x 7.6mm
140g, 115.2mm x 58.6mm
x 9.3mm
137g, 115.2mm x 58.6mm
x 9.3mm
Camera
8 mega-pixels
8 mega-pixels
5 mega-pixels
Video Calling
HD video recording – 1080p 30fps
HD video recording –
1080p 30fps
HD video recording –
720p 30 fps
Display
High-resolution Retina display 1136 x 640
resolution
High-resolution Retina
display 960 x 640
resolution
High-resolution Retina
display 960 x 640
resolution
Battery Life
Talk time up to 8hrs, standby up to 225hrs
Talk time up to 8hrs,
standby up to 200hrs
Talk time up to 7hrs,
standby up to 300hrs
Cellular &
Wireless
UMTS/HSPA+/DC-HSDPA (850, 900, 1900,
2100 MHz) GSM/ EDGE (850, 900, 1800, 1900
MHz); 4G (1800/2600 MHz) LTE: 100Mbps
peak device downlink rating  Actual speeds are
less. On the Next G
 ®
 Network typical download
speeds are 2Mbps – 40Mbps in all capital CBDs
(meaning with 5km from GPO), associated
airports and selected regional locations
(meaning within 3km from regional town
centre)* Bluetooth 4.0
UMTS/HSUPA (850, 900,
1900, 2100MHz) GSM/EDGE 
(850, 900, 1800, 1900MHz) 
HSDPA: 14.4# Mbps peak
device downlink rating [no].
#Actual speeds are less. On
the Next G
 ®
 Network typical
download speeds are
550kbps – 3Mbps) Bluetooth
4.0
UMTS/HSDPA/HSUPA
(850, 900, 1900); GSM/
EDGE (850,900, 1800, 1900
MHz); HSDPA: 7.2 Mbps
peak device downlink
rating^ Actual speeds are
less. On the Next G
 ®

Network typical download
speeds of 550kbps - 3Mbps
Bluetooth 2.1+ EDR
Built in Assistant
Siri
Siri


More Information



An excellent summary page of the new hardware features for iPhone 5 and software features of iOS 6...
...and for those of you with a few hours to spare, here’s the full apple keynote presentation:



1 comment:

  1. Excellent summary so what do we do with our 'old' 4s phones and how do they operate on 4G network ?

    ReplyDelete