After lame success of IPhone 5, Apple company set to unveil their next generation Technology. "IPhone 5s" unveiling event just around the corner, some more details about the device have surfaced, suggesting that the processor inside the new flagship handset will make the phone zippier than its predecessor, while another chip will be associated with a new “motion tracking” feature.
Some sources claims the so-called "iPhone 5S" will be powered by an Apple-designed "A7" system on a chip that is some 31 percent faster than the current A6 silicon used in the iPhone 5. In addition, mention of a totally new chip dedicated to "motion tracking" will be used to bring another layer of user interactivity to Apple's flagship handset.
Clayton Morris also claims about the processor on Twitter :
@ClaytonMorris: "Sources are telling me the new iPhone's A7 chip is running at about 31% faster than A6. I’m hearing it’s very fast."
He speculates that this will play into a camera upgrade. We previously
reported that the iPhone 5S could include major camera software changes,
including a new slow-motion mode that captures 120 FPS video.
@ClaytonMorris:: "I’ve also heard there’s a separate chip devoted to motion tracking. Should be an interesting camera upgrade."
Besides a new processor and camera, the iPhone 5S will likely include a fingerprint sensor.
We’ve heard that the sensors in testing aren’t exactly activated by a
swipe (like on the Motorola Atrix), but the user will hold down on the
Home button to be authenticated into the phone. We’re also consistently
hearing that payments integration for the fingerprint scanner is a
long-term goal, but not something happening this year. As a source said,
“think of the passcode-replacing fingerprint scanner as a beta test for
future features.”
Also in the cards for the iPhone 5S is a gold color option and perhaps 128GB of storage.
lets hope they got something really big this time or they just gonna fool audience like they did for IPhone 5
Apple is expected to announce the iPhone 5S at a special event on Sept. 10, possibly alongside a lower cost plastic handset dubbed the "iPhone 5C."





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