This evening the Apple company officially presented the iPhone 5, the terminal that so many of us had seen for months and knew about from rumours. The device has a 4-inch screen with a resolution of 1136 x 640, has Retina Display with 326 pixels per inch, is 7.6 mm thick, and only 112 grams, Apple managing to launch a real "jewel" for users. The terminal housing is exactly as in the rumors, that is, it is made of two pieces, one of aluminum and the other of glass, so once again the rumors have proven to be true.
The larger screen has 5 rows of applications with icons and all applications that are not made to run on a 4-inch screen will run in a special mode, at their natural size. The screen displays colors with better saturation, is equipped with sRGB rendering and has a ratio of 16:9. The terminal will be compatible with 4G LTE networks up to 100 MBPS and will work on DC-HSDPA networks up to 43 mbits, many European networks being compatible with it!
