Techradar: It's 123.8mm long and its much-hyped Retina screen measures an impressive 1,136 x 640 pixels – achieving an eye-popping 326 pixels per inch – but does the iPhone 5 have the high-end screen it should?
As a "just because I can" project, engineer builds the first Android phone with a Lightning port. Since the iPhone 5, the Lightning interface has been a
iPhone 5 users who haven't updated to the current version of iOS will lose a bunch of important features if they don't update.
RIP iPhone 5. It's been a good run.
I still use my iPhone 4. It's my alarm clock and sometimes I watch youtube on the mobile browser late at night.
iPhone 5 screen is top class regardless of the technology used.
I do admire apple for not trying to build hype by saying "OOO LOOK OLED!!!" or whatever the newest tech might be. The perception and hype of their product is solely based on performance and how the end user perceives it.
I'm not a huge fan of AMOLED. Too much contrast IMO. Much prefer the SLCD's that some of the other android vendors like HTC use. Retina's are nice too.
reading this article, it seems to be making a effort to let consumers know that OLED is the future for TVs. however the apple part seems just pushed in but still a good read
They're saving it for the iPhone 6