This could be the closest we've got to the iPhone 5S yet. Some new pictures of the device have apparently been handed over showing the device flaunting a particularly notable new feature.
The exterior picture shows a handset almost identical to the iPhone 5, except with a vertical shaped window at the top that looks very much like a dual-LED flash.
The only other difference to spot is the bigger 5.92 Whr battery, compared to the 5.45 Whr in the iPhone 5.
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MacRumours points out that the "1243" code on the bottom of the main chip signifies that this was manufactured in October 2012, which is quite early. It's therefore unclear as to whether this is a prototype or the final product.
The internal layout isn't anything to get excited about beyond that and we can't tell if this will be running the iPhone 5's A6 chip. However, we're not too surprised to see Apple following its usual routine of keeping to small tweaks for its S version phones.
We're expecting the iPhone 5S to touch down later this year alongside the cheaper iPhone that we're now hearing might not be so cheap after all.
Source : techradar[dot]com
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