I have the five s and compared to the 4s it's quicker for sure. I find the 5s
loads things up instantly and is a lot faster than the 4s I have not really
played with a 5c so can't comment. I'd go for the faster processor though and
go for the 5s.
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Hello,
Many thanks for the many replies on this subject. You have all persuaded me
that the extra cost of the iPhone 5s is well worthwhile.
Many thanks again.
Paul Hopewell
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Hello,
I have had an iPhone 3GS 16GB for some time and am now considering upgrading to
an iPhone 5c or 5s both 16GB. the 3GS does not support IOS 7 and some of my
Apps which were upgraded to IOS 7 no longer work on IOS 6. supp9oort no lA
What are the differences between the 5c and the
No the 5c does not support the fingerprint technology only the 5s does.
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On 22/10/2013 11:24, Paul Hopewell wrote:
Hello,
I have had an iPhone 3GS 16GB for some time and am now considering upgrading to
an iPhone 5c or 5s both 16GB.
Hi!
The 5C is exactly the same as the 5 in processing power though the colour may
be different and its made from plastic instead of metal.
As I recall you're in Australia right? I know the pricing of the 5C and the 5S
in Australia and there's not all that much difference in the pricing when
Hi Paul. I have the 5s, but I have heard from people who have the 5c
that it seems a bit sluggish, the speaker doesn't sound as good, it's
possibly slightly heavier in weight, it doesn't support the
fingerpring sensor, it has older architecture processor. So for the
sake of 80 quid difference, I
Hello Paul,
Well the 5S has a 64bit processor. Which is taking mobile activity to a new
higher level. Whether it will make it easier for VO users, I'm not sure.
Certainly, benchmark tests suggest it is a lot faster. But if there are
benefits to us, I don't know. Certainly, it seems logical to
