Apple propelled the world into the modern smartphone age with the original iPhone in 2007. It has continued to refine and develop the hardware, software and ecosystem into what it is today.

While iFans were still lining up around the nation, the new iPhone 5s landed on our test bench and we've already been putting it through its paces. It's amazing how something so marginally different can feel completely new and fresh.

Apple calls the iPhone 5s, the most forward thinking iPhone yet. A departure from when Apple didn't care to enter the spec wars, it claims to be the best smartphone in the world.

64 bit A7 processor + M7 coprocessor; Touch ID; Camera

Price; Small screen & design is getting dated

Apple is back with a bang. After the great success of the recent Apple iPad mini, iPhone 4s and iPhone 5, Apple is ready to hit the screens with their new Apple iPhone 5s. As per the recent buzz it is definte that the iPhone 5s will reach our hands by this September.

Apple's iPhone 5s represents the biggest "S" upgrade an iPhone has ever seen . The guts of the phone have been completely overhauled, just as BGR exclusively reported they would be back in May.

The overall experience with using Airtel's 4G LTE on the iPhone 5s was good. We traveled across South Bangalore and saw that the LTE coverage was good in most places except few. It's a known limitation that TD-LTE (2300MHz) has issues with coverage inside buildings, and that was obvious in our tests...

At first glance users will find it hard to differentiate between the 5s and its predecessor, the iPhone 5, as both devices appear to be identical save for one thing - the new home button. This lacks the familiar square icon in the middle and is a lot less indented than before.

Apple's new iPhone 5s is set to go on sale this Friday, Sept. 20, and the phone is already generating a lot of buzz. The 5s is the more advanced of two new Apple iPhones, and offers a lot of technical advantages over the iPhone 5c also launching the same day.

Fingerprint scanner is intuitive/more convenient than passcode; Big performance boost vs.

Flash photography can't be saved by dual-LEDs; Premium price

I purchased an iPhone 5S last December for my husband, who is a huge iPhone fan. Before that, I had never really used an Apple product. When it comes to phones, I've always preferred Android, but I decided to give the iPhone a try. To say the least, I was not impressed.

Phones don't work and are not apple certified. Whoever is supplying traget does not check functionality at all.