yes, I can confirm they are different than the att GSM iphone 4. As such, the bumpers will NOT fit correctly. The case partially occludes the vibrate switch and the volume buttons on the case are not hitting centered on the iphone buttons. Drilling out the hole for the mute switch to be slightly larger fixed the problem for me. The volume buttons work well enough.
Is that true? Do we know for sure that the A5 is under clocked to 800? (yes i know about the geekbench scores, but I wasn't sure if that was a test model or a final product)
If its a 1000 Ghz chip, will it be possible (without jailbraking) the phone to increase the frequency to its native clock speed?
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Sorry, still stuck on the 0.2 GHz here... the Geekbench scores from Tinhte showed a 1 GHz A5 chip. Can anybody confirm or deny this??
an extra 0.2 GHz? So it's a 1.2 GHz A5? I thought it wasn't supposed to have changed.
yes, I can confirm they are different than the att GSM iphone 4. As such, the bumpers will NOT fit correctly. The case partially occludes the vibrate switch and the volume buttons on the case are not hitting centered on the iphone buttons. Drilling out the hole for the mute switch to be slightly larger fixed the problem for me. The volume buttons work well enough.
Is that true? Do we know for sure that the A5 is under clocked to 800? (yes i know about the geekbench scores, but I wasn't sure if that was a test model or a final product)
If its a 1000 Ghz chip, will it be possible (without jailbraking) the phone to increase the frequency to its native clock speed?