When Apple released the iPhone 4S, the masses moaned that it wasn’t a significant technological leap forward from the original iPhone 4. But is the same true of the iPhone 5S and the iPhone 5?

Will the internet clog with the festering opinions of disappointed Apple fans? Apple’s commitment to iterative product development suggests so. The question is: where is the 5S better?

Screen? Processor? You’ll find the answers in the
comparison review below… iphone 5s vs iphone 5


Apple iPhone 5S vs Apple iPhone 5 – Build
At first glance, the 5S looks identical to the old iPhone 5 and, sure enough, a quick read of the spec sheet reveals that their dimensions and weight are identical – 123.8 x 58.6 x 7.6mm and 112g. The only physical differences are the redesigned Home button, which incorporates the new Touch I'd fingerprint sensor and is surrounded by a thin stainless steel ring; and the dual LED flash (one white light, one amber light) around the back.

Where the iPhone 5 was available in two color choices – black or white, the new 5S has silver/white, ‘space grey’, black and gold/white options. The gold version is either snazzy or ridiculous, depending on your point of view.

Apple iPhone 5S vs Apple iPhone 5 – Display
The iPhone 5S and the now discontinued iPhone 5 both feature the same 4-inch Retina display with the same 640 x 1136 pixel resolution.

We’ve seen bigger and better – the Samsung Galaxy S4 has a 5-inch 1080 x 1920 display, while the HTC One has a 4.7-inch 1080 x 1920 screen. But the iPhone 5S/iPhone 5 panel is still good enough for gaming, video-watching and flicking through those Jonny.

Apple iPhone 5S vs Apple iPhone 5 – Camera
While both phones feature an 8 Megapixel camera on the back and a 1.2 Megapixel lens on the front, that doesn’t tell the whole story.
Apple has made some improvements to the iPhone 5′s camera, including adding image stabilisation, live photo filters and a new Burst mode that takes 10 shots per second and automatically suggests the best one.
Where the iPhone 5 had a bog-standard LED flash, the iPhone 5S has a dual LED (True Tone) flash to reduce the intensity of the light and help you take better photos.

Apple has also improved the image sensor, lens cover and f/2.4 aperture – the iPhone 5S camera has a 15 per cent larger sensor and an improved f/2.2 aperture to let in more light for brighter results.

Finally, the iPhone 5S can take better 1080p video too. The main 8MP camera now has a slow-motion video feature plus video stabilisation to reduce unwanted camera wobble. The front-mounted iSight camera also features an improved backside illumination sensor (BIS) for better performance when FaceTiming in the gloom.

Apple iPhone 5S vs Apple iPhone 5 – Connectivity
With the iPhone 5S heading for China Mobile and NTT Docomo, plus a range of different countries around the world, it supports more LTE bands than the iPhone 5. It’s the only real difference between the 5S and its predecessor. Both include 3G/HSDPA and CDMA2000 1xEV-DO support, 802.11a/b/g/n Wi-Fi and Bluetooth 4.0.

There’s also a version that supports the TD-LTE technology that’s beginning to pop up around the world. No NFC this time. Perhaps Apple is saving that for the iPhone 6…



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The differences also extend to the differences in chip A7, which is a 64-bit, new security features with finger print ID and of course price. If you would like to read more please see http://blog.kara.com.ng/iphone5s-and-iphone5-difference/

I like iphone because its features and looks are just so mature.......i still prefer the iphone 5 even there are not much difference