The Strengths and Weaknesses of the iPhone 5S

Having used the iPhone 4s and the iPhone 5, I was naturally looking forward to getting my hands on the iPhone 5s.  When I finally got the Apple iPhone 5S I must say that generally, it’s a solid effort on Apple’s part, but it isn’t without its faults.

These are some of the robust points and feeble points I have noted during the last 10 days. iOS 7 is a little iffy on the 5S.

I have installed iOS 7 on an iPhone 5, and an iPad Mini. It runs best on the iPhone 5 and iPad Mini. On the iPhone 5s, iOS 7 is susceptible to app crashes. 3rd party app crashes are not too horrible, but when local apps like the Settings Menu and Safari crash, you know something’s ain’t right.

The hardware is fine, if unexciting. The 5S is a solid tiny gizmo. Apple designed it with care and everything about it exudes quality and class. The display is great, even if it is a little smaller than I wished for. However, the tiny form factor makes it easy to carry around and use.

It is not the best voice telephone. I have been testing an ATT model of the iPhone 5S and am not impressed by its calls. I heard tons of interference and the earpiece speaker does not get quite loud enough. The speakerphone produces masses of volume, but it also intensifies the interference. The iPhone 5 is a better voice telephone.

The battery has not given me any difficulty, however. The initial few days were a bit iffy, but that is true for most smartphones.

Once the battery cycled through 1 or 2 charges, it settled into a good rhythm. I customarily got a full day out of it, notwithstanding heavy use. It’s worth pointing out, though that the battery can’t be removed or replaced, so you’re lumbered with what’s sealed in the iPhone 5S. The camera is great. The new software, mixed with the improved sensor, go a good distance towards making the iPhone 5S one of the greatest camera telephones available.

The camera app is easier to utilize and includes more features ,eg burst mode and slow-motion video footage capture, and the results are on par with today’s best devices. The improved studio app is more potent when it comes down to organising photographs, and some of the revising tools are a nice addition.

iOS 7 is still rigid. Apple’s straightforward smartphone / tablet control panel may win effectiveness awards, nonetheless it is not nearly as flexible or customizable as Android or Windows Phone . The incapacity to regulate precisely where programs are positioned is annoying, and the absence of resizeable home screen widgets and programs leaves the OS looking too homogeneous. I’d really like to see some really dynamic content on the home screen.

Control Center is useful. Apple’s new dashboard for controlling some of the iPhone 5S’s features is a great help. It makes straightforward jobs like turning off and on the Wi-Fi or Bluetooth radios a breeze. I also like the fact that it includes controls for the music player as well as programs like the flash-light, calculator, timer, and camera. This is certainly a time-saver, considering that it took quite a few steps to reach many of those controls in prior variations of iOS. There’s lots to love about the 5S, but at the day’s end it offers only a marginally different experience than last year’s iPhone 5. The Touch ID fingerprint sensor is the largest difference. The camera and processor enhancements in the 5S, though real, are not all that far better than the iPhone 5. We are able to only hope that Apple will make serious changes in next year’s iPhone 6.

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