iPhone 5s for 2013

iPhone 5s begin trial in December. Apple will be produced of their 7th-generation iPhone, that is "iPhone 5s". iPhone 5s begins with an initial volumes of production units is- 50,000 to 100,000. The features of iPhone 5s will be coming soon. Source-DigiTimes

 The Information by a Chinese-language Commercial Times report.

"Facing low yield rates in the production of iPhone 5, Apple has accelerated the certification processes for related parts and components for the iPhone 5S, the paper revealed."

If the news is true, we expected to Apple may be enter volume production in the first quarter of 2013, and iPhone 5s will be successfully appear in mass market around the month of June. since the display resolution of its latest version of iPad has come out lower than expected. 

Everything's of it's will be developed by more than better from iPhone 5 version. When  the iPhon 5s will be on market for common people then  we will be clear for it's configuration.

Who's Fault. Not AT&T's fault!

So who is to blame for the bad call quality and failed calls on the AT&T network?

Certainly not AT&T!

No. It would seem that even though the Verizon network has the most coverage and best call quality, AT&T has decided to come to it's own conclusion that since statistically they have the fastest 3g network that therefore they have the best 3g network.

According to a study that was done and reported on in the NY Times, the main reason that the iPhone has issues is due to a faulty wireless interface. This means that AT&T is basically saying in a matter of words that there is no problem with the network, it is indeed the iPhone itself.

AT&T know not to bite that hand that feeds it (aka, the iPhone which has generated millions of new subscribers) and it will do everything it can in order to point out that it is indeed not the one to blame for the major issues plauging iPhone users in the United States.

But where does that put iPhone users, who have countless dropped calls and issues with call quality and connectivity?

According to the study, iPhone's may have issues when connecting in congested areas. If that is the case, why then do we not hear subscribers in other major global cities complaining?

It would seem that people in Tokyo, Manila, and London would also be having connectivity issues with iPhones if the case was the hardware. Instead the only reports come from the United States.

The problems seem to be localized.

The author of this blog lives in Las Vegas Nevada, a place with anywhere between 100,000-250,000 extra people a day and I see regular problems with connections when in the tourist heavy strip corridor.

So who is to fail? AT&T will never admit it, but the network is partially to blame, no matter how they want to spin it.