Another day, another series of pictures with the iPhone 5 or its
components. As we know, the terminal will be presented in less than a
month, so it would be appropriate to see more complex leaks. An example
is shown below, which apparently shows the front panel of the phone, the
fully assembled version.
Photos come from UBreakIFix and the display was mounted on a panel display. Unfortunately we have no real screen behind the glass, so we can not see the terminal on. The assembling leaves some gaps for other components too, especially for the FaceTime camera, the speaker for calls and the brightness sensor. Right now, we can confirm what we have seen previously: that the front camera was moved and the new iPhone will be longer than the iPhone 4S.
It appears that the screen will adopt the cell touch technology, which means thinner display and also that the touch part is applied directly to the glass. We also find out that this new type of screen will have better visibility in direct sunlight and it still remains a mystery what camera and CPU the iPhone 5 will use. I expect a bigger leak in the upcoming days, but for now we are content to know that this terminal will probably support LTE connectivity and a resolution of 640 x 1136 pixels
Photos come from UBreakIFix and the display was mounted on a panel display. Unfortunately we have no real screen behind the glass, so we can not see the terminal on. The assembling leaves some gaps for other components too, especially for the FaceTime camera, the speaker for calls and the brightness sensor. Right now, we can confirm what we have seen previously: that the front camera was moved and the new iPhone will be longer than the iPhone 4S.
It appears that the screen will adopt the cell touch technology, which means thinner display and also that the touch part is applied directly to the glass. We also find out that this new type of screen will have better visibility in direct sunlight and it still remains a mystery what camera and CPU the iPhone 5 will use. I expect a bigger leak in the upcoming days, but for now we are content to know that this terminal will probably support LTE connectivity and a resolution of 640 x 1136 pixels
