iPhone 5 the new and advanced iphone series which is expected to release in this year has naturally boosted excitement about it new features in iPhone lovers. There are plenty of rumors all over the internet regarding the expected features and the new technology that are used in it. As android phones are attracting large community of users, iphones are naturally losing its charm. In order to make up this the new release has to be more attractive than the current one.
Following are the most wanted features:
Please note that these are just most wanted features and doesn't mean that all features will be implemented in iphone 5. It is sure that some feature here will not be installed.
Enhanced voice control
Apple didn't show off any new voice-control features as part of its iOS 5 previews in June but it would be cool to be able to compose and send e-mails or text messages by just using your voice.
Removable battery
This well-known rendering of a future iPhone dreams of a model with a removable battery. That appears to run counter to Apple's current design principles. Though this feature is most wanted by the users the chance of implementing this is almost zero.
Expandable memory
Not happening, but just thought we'd mention it.
Chances of implementation: 0 percent
Biometric security
It's hardly a must-have upgrade, but it would be cool to swipe your finger--instead of enter a password--to unlock your phone.
NFC-enabled (near field communication technology)
Rumor has it that Apple may be working on adding near field communication technology (NFC) into the next iPhone. This is sort of a bar code replacement technology that would allow your iPhone--among other things--to act as a payment device (e-wallet) or even a car key.
More memory
A lot of people were disappointed that the iPhone 4 didn't come in a 64GB version (only 16GB and 32GB). Maybe next year we'll get 64GB.
Improved home screen and notifications system
iPhone users have been waiting a long time for a more customizable home screen, with a real "dashboard" and a better, streamlined notifications system. Apple is delivering all that in OS 5, and though the new design may fall a little short for some folks, it's certainly a huge advancement. Of course, Android users will point out that these features, including customizable widgets, have long been available on Android smartphones.
Better cloud-computing support
In previous versions of this list, we've asked for this feature, and we'll now get it with iCloud in the fall. In some ways iCloud is more restrictive than Amazon's iDrive cloud storage solution, which allows you to store all your photos and videos (Apple's iCloud has not addressed video yet), but it's a big step forward, and the fact that you can mirror your iTunes music library (regardless of where you got your music) for $25 a year is an enticing offer.
Video chat (FaceTime) over cellular network
Currently, on the iPhone 4, FaceTime only works over Wi-Fi (yes, there are some workarounds to get it to work over 3G, but Apple doesn't officially support it). In iOS 5, doing FaceTime over a cellular data network is now part of the settings menu but it looks like the carriers have control over whether it's enabled.
Flash support
This feature implementation is the last thing to expect. This is most wanted but it is almost sure that flash support will not be implemented.
Larger screen
Rumors continue to surface that Apple will be expanding the size of its iPhone screen to compete with the larger screens on Android smartphones.
Better camera
We certainly appreciate that Apple improved the camera in the iPhone 4 (5 megapixels; LED flash), but we've seen rumors that Sony is developing an even better 8-megapixel camera for the fifth-gen iPhone.
Dual-core processor
With Apple's acquisition of PA Semiconductor, it's started designing and churning out its own CPUs, including the new 1GHz
A5 dual-core processor that's in the iPad 2. That same processor will almost assuredly make its way into the next iPhone. (The iPhone has an A4 processor that also runs at 1GHz, but the A4 has a single-core architecture).
LG, Motorola and some others mobiles already have dual core processor for mobile.
Improved 3D graphics
The A4 CPU has a Imagination PowerVR graphics chip integrated into it. Like the iPhone 3GS, the iPhone 4 uses a PowerVR SGX535 chip. But the iPhone 5 will presumably get the PowerVR SGX543MP found in the iPad 2.
Better battery life
Every time Apple puts out a new iPhone, the battery life gets better, so we expect no less from the fifth-generation iPhone. Apple says the iPhone 4 has 40 percent more talk time than the iPhone 3GS. So, if the past is any indicator, we might see similar gains in next model.
4G network compatibility
The one big thing missing from the iPhone 4 is next-gen 4G data network support, which is probably why Apple called it the 4 instead of the 4G.