Apple iPhone 5 first impressions device, photo, and screenshot gallery

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    The iPhone 5 comes in a compact and attractive retail box. I ordered the black one since I thought the black metal looked attractive online.

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    The box contents include the new Apple Earpods, USB charging adapter, and USB cable with the new connector.

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    I really like the new connector from Apple that lets you place the end into the iPhone in either orientation, unlike microUSB.

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    Apple spent three years developing the new Earpods. I NEVER used the earbuds included before, but do find these to be decent and useful.

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    The back of the iPhone 5 is well designed with glass pieces along the top and bottom and metal in most of the back cover. It is attractive and feels great in the hand.

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    The camera and flash are found in the upper glass area of the back.

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    The Apple logo is glossy metal.

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    This smartphone lineup shows the front of the Nokia Lumia 900, Samsung Galaxy S III, Apple iPhone 5, HTC One X, and Nokia N9.

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    Here you can see the backs of the Nokia Lumia 900, Samsung Galaxy S III, Apple iPhone 5, HTC One X, and Nokia N9.

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    The ringer switch is on the upper left with the volume buttons positioned below it.

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    The metal edges are beveled and if you watch the Apple video you can see it is done by a diamond blade.

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    The back of the iPhone 5 looks great.

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    The iPhone 5 is quite small in the hand.

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    Here you can see how small the iPhone 5 appears on my Galaxy S III.

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    In this photo I show the iPhone 5 next to the Samsung Galaxy S III.

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    This photo shows the iPhone 5 on top of the Nokia Lumia 900.

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    And here is the Lumia 900 next to the iPhone 5.

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    My daughter and I took this photo using the 1.2 megapixel front facing camera on the iPhone 5.

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    My two oldest daughters the day before we head out to drop off my oldest for college.

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    I love my oldest daughter.

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    Do you like my "I love Windows Phone" sweatshirt? I had this shot taken at the Puyallup Fair near the Krusty Pup vendor.

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    Scones are one of my all-time favorite things at the Fair.

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    I am enjoying the new Siri and finding it more useful in iOS 6.

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    I can't get Passbook to do anything for me yet.

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    The new iOS Maps look good, but there is plenty of controversy at the moment.

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    You can toggle between maps and satellite view in iOS Maps.

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    I may go back to trying out Safari on my MacBook Pro now that syncing to the iPhone is supported.

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    There are some new settings within iOS 6.

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I really like the new connector from Apple that lets you place the end into the iPhone in either orientation, unlike microUSB.

Caption by: Matthew Miller

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