Apple unveils 4G-enabled iPhone 5

[talos]

Cant get a decent 3G round here, 4G no chance, dont think I'll bother

[pctech]

At home I have a choice of O2 or a service provider hosted on O2, have tried SIMs from all the other networks and they just don't work.

[lozcart]

Picked up a Nano Sim from my local O2 shop today, it comes with a adaptor to convert it back to micro Sim size. I have therefore activated it and are currently using it in my iPhone 4 so it is ready to move to my new iPhone 5 on Friday.

[pctech]

You do realise you HTC phones were probably close to £400 sim free, Mitch. The New Samsung Galaxy S3 was £500 at release.

I did pay £300 and odd for my Desire S, I'll never do that again.

[Glenn]

http://www.usatoday.com/tech/story/2012/09/14/apple-pushes-back-shipping-date-for-iphone-5/57781120/1

[pctech]

First batch sold out?

[lozcart]

Received my iPhone 5 this morning, no scuffs to report on the black bezel, impressed with the speed of it and how light it feels 

[Gary]

Received my iPhone 5 this morning, no scuffs to report on the black bezel, impressed with the speed of it and how light it feels 

Same here, I was busy playing with it yesterday.  No scuffs although I will get a case, very fast, great screen too, colours are much richer. What struck me was how light it is, its great for watching movies and Its good to have it running over the 5Ghz spectrum on my router.

[Technical Ben]

Sometime the perceived speed boost or lightness is psychological. http://youtu.be/rdIWKytq_q4

If the other features are helpful though, then it will be worth it. Seems more of a tock than a tick to me though.

[pctech]

I like tocks but then I like ticks as well but which is better? there's only one way to find out..............FIGHT!