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What’s The Most Important Feature Of The iPhone 5? [Poll]
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How about an “All of the Above”? Seriously. I’m on an iPhone 4. “2x performance” = something like 6x CPU and 14x graphics for me. And camera improvements? Don’t even get me started! Plus LTE, display improvements, in a thinner, lighter, more durable casing all with better battery life? It really is quite the feat and an ENORMOUS improvement.
To underscore my point, I guess I have to choose Battery Life Improvements.
Why is LTE not an option? That’s the main reason I’d be upgrading from my 4S.
Ummmm, how about LTE? The most important feature in my opinion
LTE is the most important new feature. I know it’s been on Android devices for years, but Verizon’s LTE network is now big enough to really make a difference and is connecting the dots in between the major cities. AT&T and Sprints’ LTE networks are really not a factor unless you never travel outside their tiny bubbles of LTE coverage, but if you’re a Verizon customer, this is the big deal feature for you.