[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ID26exrDCTs[/youtube]
Last year people from Gizmodo they presented for the first time the iPhone 4 terminal that Apple was going to launch only a few months later, and this year the famous American site wanted to repeat the feat. Unfortunately, they did not manage to get their hands on a real iPhone 5, but they manufactured one based on the rumors presented so far on the Internet, but their device pales in comparison the one made by the Germani. Yesterday I presented you an iPhone 5 made according to the design of the cases that appeared on the Internet and that terminal is much better made than the one from Gizmodo.
What's the point of waiting for the same few people to write the same single glowing review of Apple's new phone? There is none. So we didn't.
We had our intern make a mock-up of the new phone using specs from the leaked cases; we found other devices that made use of some of the iPhone's components; and we carried the foam core iDevice for a couple of weeks, loaded up our current phones with iOS5 and iCloud and got down to business.
This is the first review of the iPhone 5. Sure, it's a little, uhm, hacked-together, but I'll bet you it's not going to differ significantly from the officially sanctioned reviews that come out next week.
Of course, the American site still made a "review" for the product, but based its claims on the functions of iOS 5 and iCloud without focusing on the terminal itself. You can read the information provided by them here, but from my point of view, I think they were better off spending their time on something much more useful.
