Qualquadra non cosa
D'accordissimp sul fatto che con 13 mpx le foto peseranno tantissimo, ma la dimensione maggiore di un sensore ne fa aumentare per forza i megapixel???
EyeFicionados Supreme
New images have emerged online purporting to show the home button and vibration module for the next iteration of Apple's iPhone.
The images, posted to a Japanese forum and publicized by NWE, are plain shots of detached smartphone components against a white background. The supposed "iPhone 5S" home button bears some similarities to the home button seen in the iPhone 5, however the connectors and circuitry running from the new button are much changed from its supposed predecessor.
The serial numbers shown on each of the home buttons are similar, which could indicate a higher likelihood that the pictured part is indeed from a future Apple device.
Less information is available regarding the supposed vibrational unit for a so-called "iPhone 5S." The unit pictured doesn't bear any serial numbers or other identification, but it appeared on the same site as the purported home button.
Friday's report notes that it is impossible to determine whether these are indeed parts from a future Apple product. The same site in January published a different set of supposed iPhone 5S and iPhone 6 parts, saying that the devices were slated for release over the next several months.
While rumors and part leaks for forthcoming Apple products are nothing new, rumor mill activity has increased over the last few months, with analysts and investors expecting Apple to release one or more new iPhone models in the coming months. Among the most prevalent rumors is the possibility of a cheaper iPhone, most recently rumored to be made from plastic, with a non-Retina display and summer availability.
One Eye
Se permetti, ho iPhone e ho pure Nokia, come qualità della fotocamera Nokia non la batte proprio nessuno! Apple col suo iPhone si attacca e tira...quoto, vai a fare capire ad alcuni che è meglio la fotocamera dell'iPhone 5 che quella di molti altri uber smartphone...
con il nuovo iPhone deve categoricamente arrivare una innovazione (anche se stiamo parlando di un "s"), altrimenti apple rischia di perdere una bella fetta di utenza...
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Se permetti, ho iPhone e ho pure Nokia, come qualità della fotocamera Nokia non la batte proprio nessuno! Apple col suo iPhone si attacca e tira...
L'N8 è stato uno dei migliori Smartphone come qualità della fotocamera, che ricordo avere sensore con ottica Carl Zeiss. L'indiscusso Re attuale è invece il Nokia 808 Pure View!
Anche la serie Lumia top di gamma monta delle fotocamere di altissima qualità, derivate da quella dell'808 Pure View, ma quest'ultimo rimane attualmente lo Smartphone con la fotocamera migliore al mondo, senza se e senza ma.
Le fotocamere degli iPhone, come tutte quelle degli altri Smartphone, sono solo "discrete" se paragonate a quelle dei Nokia.
EyeFicionados Supreme
A new report is claiming that the iPhone 5S will be announced at an Apple event on Thursday June 20, according to Japanese site MacFan via Macotakara. The site claims to have intelligence on the launch date of the new device suggesting that a media event with the announcement of the iPhone 5S would take place on this date and that the device would go on sale in early July.
The report also claims that Apple will be releasing the long-rumored ‘low-cost’ version of the iPhone at the same event, being targeted for developing markets. However, this version would apparently not be released to the public until August. Finally the report predicts that iOS 7 could be previewed at the same media event, although it is apparently not yet ready for a public release.
There’s no word on where the information comes from although it is consistent with previous rumors suggesting that Apple would be launching a new iPhone in June. No release date has been proposed for iOS 7.
EyeFicionados Supreme
A new report from the Wall Street Journal is suggesting that Apple is starting mass-production of a new iPhone model, tentatively named the iPhone 5S, in Quarter 2 of 2013. The report suggests that the new device will likely be released in the Summer of this year and that it will be similar in design to the current generation iPhone 5. The sources for the information are apparently people that are familiar with the production of the device, and also suggests that a less-expensive iPhone will be launched in the second half of 2013.
According to the report, the less expensive model will have a 4 inch screen, like the iPhone 5, but will be built with different, likely plastic, case materials. The report notes that Apple is looking to launch the lower priced iPhone with a number of different colors of cases, although no further specifics are offered.
The report echoes many claims that have been previously made regarding the summer launch of a new iPhone and the fact that Apple is working on a less expensive model, resulting in little novel information.
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As speculation regarding the next-gen iPhone launch gathers steam, a new rumor out of the Far East claims the supposed handset will be offered in a total of eight different colors.
Colorways of Apple's iPod touch lineup. | Source: Apple
Citing a "trusted source," Japanese blog Mac Otakara reports that when the "iPhone 5S" hits store shelves, it will come in three colorways, adding one color to Apple's usual black and white variants. The source failed to reveal the mystery color.
It should be noted that the Google translation on the blog's webpage incorrectly states "3 colors added to 2 colors of iPhone 5," suggesting there will be five color options for the iPhone 5S. The actual translation is, "One new color will be added to the iPhone 5's existing two color options for a total of three colors."
The report relates to one analyst's expectations from January, when Brian White of Topeka Capital Markets said industry checks led him to believe the next-gen "iPhone 5S" would come in eight colors: pink, yellow, blue, green, purple, silver and slate shades currently found on the iPod nano, and a (Product)Red model with proceeds benefiting AIDS research.
Tuesday's rumor also claims the cheaper iPhone will be getting the color treatment, though failed to offer any details on the matter.
Apple is widely expected to launch an entry-level iteration of the iPhone in a possible bid to compete with cheap Android models. In March, the well-informed analyst Ming-Chi Kuo said the less expensive unit fiberglass and plastic in order to shave build material costs. Additionally, Kuo believes the low-cost iPhone version will boast the same design as the iPhone 5, including the handset's 4-inch screen.
Finally, the latest rumor pegs July as a likely timeframe for Apple to debut the next-gen iPhone and corresponding budget model, largely congruent with market watchers' expectations.
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According to a fresh report out of the Far East, Apple's next-generation "iPhone 5S" could employ a rear-facing camera with an improved 12MP sensor capable of producing high dynamic range images and better nighttime photos.
Lens elements in Apple's iPhone 4S camera system.
The rumor, from Vietnamese blog Tinhte.vn (via MacRumors), claims the new information originated from an inside source at iPhone camera module maker Wonderful Saigon Electrics.
A higher quality imager has been a much-rumored feature for the forthcoming iPhone, dubbed "iPhone 5S" by many, as the current iPhone 5 carried over the 8-megapixel unit from the iPhone 4S. That package boasted a large f/2.4 aperture and a backside illuminated sensor, and offered performance improvements over previous models when taking pictures in dark environments.
The camera module in the iPhone 5 went largely unchanged besides the addition of sapphire glass to the lens assembly, which served to protect against scratches.
With the upcoming iPhone 5S said to be launching later this year, a new camera module could likely be one of the handset's major spec bumps as a redesign is not expected. Apple may also institute a revamped optics/sensor system to minimize "purple fringing" seen in some instances with the current module, a byproduct of compact camera systems with short focal lengths.
Tinhte has been accurate in previous reports, and was the first to leak a video of Apple's EarPods design.
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Modificata da Itachi, 17 April 2013 - 12:29 AM.
Qualquadra non cosa
bo io tutte queste tecnologie per le fotocamere non le capisco
cioè,sono tutte cose che andrebbero corrette a partire da un sensore buono
ma cosi è come andare a rifinire le maniglie della portiera dell'auto quando ancora il motore è praticamente a metà
il problema delle fotocamere è che si basano su un sistema a cui non c'è soluzione
se il sensore è di quelle dimensioni ci vorranno almeno altri 20anni per avere un salto qualitativo tangibile
nemmeno canon e nikon hanno tutt'ora trovato soluzioni (tant'è vero che,per chi segue la cosa,stanno passando le reflex di fascia media ai sensori fullframe)
quindi dubito arriveranno da altri produttori
l'unica che pare aver compreso la cosa è nokia,che utilizza sensori piu grandi a costo di dover sprecare piu spazio
molti per esempio non si rendono conto che le foto,oggettivamente migliori,che escono dalla tecnologia pure view non sono così grazie alla tecnologia pureview......sono migliori perchè ci hanno schiaffato sotto un sensore che è piu grande persino di quello delle fotocamere compatte
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Images purporting to show off a camera component and another piece of a supposed "iPhone 5S" have hit the Internet, fanning the rumors that Apple's follow-up to the iPhone 5 is on deck.
One of the components featured in the supposed leak is what appears to be a front-facing camera, similar in appearance to the one built in to the iPhone 5. The serial number shown on the "leaked" part is similar to the one seen on the iPhone 5 part, notes NoWhereElse.fr. The flexible portion where the component connects to a motherboard, though, is apparently quite different from the one seen on the iPhone 5 component.
Friday's report also brought images of another supposed component, though its function is unclear.
The same site previously leaked components that went into Apple's new Lightning connector, and the site has shown off other parts said to be from an "iPhone 5S" or an "iPhone 6," as well as a supposed cover glass surface from a fifth-generation iPad.
The new images appear to add to the rumors that Apple will bring a rapid follow-up to its iPhone 5, iPad, and iPad mini, and possibly introduce a lower-cost iPhone model in the near future. Currently, rumors have the Cupertino company releasing new devices some time over the summer.
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