The iPhone 5 And The Galaxy S3-How Design May Compare |
Both of these new phones are set to boast eye catching looks with a very slim design. Camera facilities are set to be very impressive on both models with great secondary cameras and HD video capture. |
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Market Press Release – January 20, 2012 7:41 pm – Two highly anticipated new mobile phones are due to be launched this year in the form of the new iPhone 5 and the Samsung Galaxy S3. Although there is only rumoured specification available at the moment we can still get a fairly good idea of what these models will offer. Previously we took a look at what to expect in terms of screen technology and processing power so here we examine how the models may look and also what multi media features will be incorporated.
The most difficult area to assess with these two new models is how they will actually look. The design of the handset is usually the last detail to be revealed about a new model but we can look at rumours and also the brands history to get a good idea of what to expect. The Samsung Galaxy S and S2 have both been incredibly slim devices so Samsung will look to make the new S3 the slimmest phone available when it is released. Unfortunately this thin profile has often been accompanied by a body that has been mainly constructed of lightweight plastics. Expect more of the same from the new S3, the recently released Galaxy Nexus used similar materials and Samsung are working on developing more durable plastics so there is a strong likelihood that this material will be used on this new model. The design of the Apple iPhone 5 is a bit harder to predict as Apple have changed their design quite drastically over the years. The iPhone 4 and 4S both used a glass design but it is rumoured that the new device will combine a mix of glass and metallic materials. We can be sure that the model will be the slimmest iPhone ever produced and there is even talk of Apple using a curved display on this model.
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Multi media facilities on modern phones have improved dramatically over recent years with most devices now offering a high quality digital camera along with video capture features. The iPhone 5 looks likely to incorporate the same 8 mega pixel camera that was used in the 4S. This is no bad thing as the 4S is regarded as one of the leading camera phones available thanks to a combination of the high resolution and the excellent optics that Apple use in the device. There is likely to be an improvement in resolution on the phones secondary camera however so that users can enjoy Facetime video calls in HD quality. There is also likely to be a software update that will enable the phone to offer more camera features. It is rumoured that the Samsung Galaxy S3 will include a 12 mega pixel camera that will make it the highest resolution device available along with the new Sony Xperia S. The secondary camera on the model is set to offer 2 mega pixel photography along with 720P video capture resolution.
Both of these new phones are set to boast eye catching looks with a very slim design. Camera facilities are set to be very impressive on both models with great secondary cameras and HD video capture. Despite offering a lower photography resolution the optics used on the iPhone 5 are likely to ensure that there is little to choose between these two devices in terms of quality.
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