Apple Officially Announces The iPhone 4S



Apple finally announced the launch of new iPhone, named iPhone 4S. iPhone 4S design is not too different from its predecessor, the iPhone 4.


There are some internal upgrades that make iPhone 4S different from the iPhone 4. IPhone 4S now with new Apple A5 chip and 1GB of RAM, its the first iPhone with a dual-core processor and dual-core graphics. This internal upgrade make iPhone 4S seven times faster than the previous iPhone.

iPhone 4S also have a new antenna system that allows it to switch between two antennas for better sound quality and download speeds and new 8-megapixel camera that can take 3264×2448 images. The iPhone 4S camera includes a redesigned Image Signal Processor that includes auto-face detection and 26% better white balance. It includes a new f2.4 lens for wider shots as well.

Below is the specification detail of iPhone 4S.

  • Dual-core A5 CPU, said to be “2x as fast at CPU tasks”
  • Dual-core graphics, up to “7x faster than the previous iPhone”
  • Battery life estimates: 8 hours talk time on 3G, 14 hours on 2G. 6 hours of browsing on 3G, 9 on Wi-Fi. 10 hours of video playback, 40 hours of music.
  • Theoretical download speeds of 14.4Mbps (as opposed to 7.2 on the iPhone 4.) Interestingly, Schiller called out Motorola, LG, and HTC for calling these speeds “4G”.
  • World Phone (in other words, the one model will handle both GSM [like AT&T] and CDMA [like Verizon], and it should work well in most countries around the world) 8 megapixel camera (Photo resolution: 3264 x 2448). The camera also takes advantage of image processing on the A5 chip, enabling stuff like Face detection and 26% more accurate white balance.
  • 1080p video recording with real-time noise reduction and video stabilization (!)
  • Voice-controlled personal assistant. You can ask things like “Will it rain in Cupertino?”, or “Can you find me a Greek Restaurant in Palo Alto?”, or “What’s the time in Paris?” and it’ll answer accordingly. This is the culmination of their purchase of Siri back in 2010 — and surprisingly enough, they’re keeping the “Siri” name.


iPhone 4S will be available for pre-order on Oct. 7 and available to purchase on Oct. 14. And like previous versions of the iPhone, the iPhone 4S will retail for $199 for a 16 GB model and $299 for a 32 GB model.

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