If you’re having fun with your iPhone 5 but noticed something a little bit odd about some popular apps and the way they display on the system it’s because they haven’t been updated to make use of the phone’s larger screen. » Read the rest
Sharp has stressed that it’s keeping up with the demand pertaining to manufacturing iPhone 5 displays.
It seems Apple didn’t update the shopping application for the iPhone 5′s taller screen.
Apple’s iPhone 5 has outperformed Samsung’s Galaxy S3 in a display test.
A parody has emerged of the iPhone 5′s taller screen.
A batch of 4-inch screen enabled apps are now making their way into the App Store in preparation of the iPhone 5.
Apple has hinted at the fact that the iPhone 5 will indeed feature a four-inch screen.
The iPhone 5 has been confirmed via a recent leak, which adds credence to the various leaked components we’ve seen over the past few months.
The new iPhone is rumored to be large than that of previous models, escaping the 3.5” screen norm to step it up to a 4” screen. That brings about the question: what will stuff look like?
Sharp, one of the companies that are rumored to be producing the in-cell display for the new iPhone, may be slowing the iPhone’s display production.