Things You Didn't Know About IPhone 5, The latest offering from Apple can take advantage of faster Wi-Fi speeds. 5 things you didn't know about iPhone 5, With all the media attention lavished on Apple since its iPhone 5 launch, you probably think you know all there is to know about the company's latest smartphone.
Faster, lighter, thinner and prettier are the obvious ones, thanks to support for LTE wireless networks and a faster A6 processor, a redesigned body with lighter materials and a taller 4-inch screen. There's also the new cameras and iOS 6, Apple's latest mobile platform.
But there's more to iPhone 5 - good or bad - you might not be aware of:
Faster Wi-Fi, too: For the first time, iPhone now supports dual-band 802.11n wireless connectivity by adding a 5GHz antenna to the device (also found in the new iPod touch). Perhaps it's time to upgrade your older 2.4GHz wireless router to a faster model to take advantage of the additional wireless speeds - but be aware it doesn't cover as great a distance as 2.4GHz. 5GHz also means less interference with other Wi-Fi device, resulting in better performance in that regard, too.
Faster, lighter, thinner and prettier are the obvious ones, thanks to support for LTE wireless networks and a faster A6 processor, a redesigned body with lighter materials and a taller 4-inch screen. There's also the new cameras and iOS 6, Apple's latest mobile platform.
But there's more to iPhone 5 - good or bad - you might not be aware of:
Faster Wi-Fi, too: For the first time, iPhone now supports dual-band 802.11n wireless connectivity by adding a 5GHz antenna to the device (also found in the new iPod touch). Perhaps it's time to upgrade your older 2.4GHz wireless router to a faster model to take advantage of the additional wireless speeds - but be aware it doesn't cover as great a distance as 2.4GHz. 5GHz also means less interference with other Wi-Fi device, resulting in better performance in that regard, too.
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