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iPhone 5 vs. iPhone 5C vs. iPhone 5S, spot the difference

For the first time in years, Apple has announced two design variants of the iPhone — the colorful iPhone 5C and the aluminum-clad iPhone 5S. We’ll break them down to you so you’d easily spot the difference.

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In this table, we compare the iPhone 5 vs. the iPhone 5C and the iPhone 5S.

If you will notice, the iPhone 5C is basically the same as the iPhone 5 but with a colored polycarbonate body, heavier weight and thicker dimensions (8.97mm vs. 7.6mm). The iPhone 5S has the same body construction but different color and slightly better hardware as indicated in the table above. There’s also the inclusion of Touch ID which we discussed here.

You can read up on the detailed features of the iPhone 5S here and the iPhone 5C here.

We’re also including the expected retail price based on the HK Apple Online Store. Take note we included iOS7 to the iPhone 5 since the update will be out this September.

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Abe is the founder and Editor-in-Chief of YugaTech with over 20 years of experience in the technology industry. He is one of the pioneers of blogging in the country and considered by many as the Father of Tech Blogging in the Philippines. He is also a technology consultant, a tech columnist with several national publications, resource speaker and mentor/advisor to several start-up companies.

85 Responses

  1. Avatar for ako ako says:

    I am an Android user. Please don’t get me wrong. I love my device. Really I do. If only i could find a way to connect my device to a projector, life would be much easier. The fact that you can connect an iPhone to a projector is nice.
    malamang sasabihin nyo may laptop naman. pero mabigat na ang projector, mabigat pa din ang laptop.
    So ang tanong ko lang if I am an Android user at gusto ko mag-upgrade ng phone at ang trabaho ko nagrerequire ng mga powerpoint presentation at projector, okay ba na iPhone 5s ang piliin ko?

    • Avatar for wew wew says:

      ang alam ko may paraan para sa android, di ko lang alam kung pano mas maganda kung magresearch ka…ung tungkol naman sa iPhone depende naman kung oka lang sau kahit halos walng pinagbago sa iPhone 5,pede na sau ang 5s pero kung gusto mo maranasan ang totoong pagimprove ng iphone,hintayin mo ang iphone 6 =)

  2. Avatar for wew wew says:

    @simultaneous bobo lang?maraming bumibili ng “luxury items” tulad ng iPhone,Rolex watch,etc. hindi sa dahil kailangan nila ito…kundi dahil gusto lang nila.masyado ka lang bitter(android user here)

  3. Avatar for airdroid airdroid says:

    ang dami ditong bangit nang bangit sa specs wala namng alam sa totoong specs nang iphone. ipagkumapara ba namn ang A7 na 64 bit sa processor na 32 bit. kung ala kayo alam sa “totoong” specs manahimik kayo ang gagaling ng mga tao dito dami alams sa specs..
    saka kala nyo ba proket octa core di na maghahang?
    saka yung article bias masyado. gusto lang ipamukha na walang bago sa iphone 5s..

  4. Avatar for uLOL uLOL says:

    that’s what you call innovation LOL

  5. Avatar for cybrmyx cybrmyx says:

    That’s just people being cynical…wait for the selling day…i’m sure people will still queue!

  6. Avatar for ouroborous ouroborous says:

    I find Apple’s definition of “cheap” medyo out-of-touch.

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