- Posted Jun 09 2011
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AppleRumors.It, an Italy-based iOS-related website, has posted a video of a side-by-side comparison between iOS running on an iPhone 4 and the same system running on an iPhone 3GS.
As you can tell from the video above, the operating system works just as smoothly on both phones, which is quite surprising, and both run all of iOS 5′s new features, such as Reminders, Twitter integration and more. That said, there are 3 features, according to reports, that aren’t present on the older device:
*Shooting of HDR pictures, which wasn’t present on earlier firmwares on the 3GS either.
*Picture editing capabilities, such as red eye removal and cropping are nowhere to be found.
*Reader in Safari, which displays web pages in a clean easy-to-read view, seems to be unavailable.
As you can tell from the video above, the operating system works just as smoothly on both phones, which is quite surprising, and both run all of iOS 5′s new features, such as Reminders, Twitter integration and more. That said, there are 3 features, according to reports, that aren’t present on the older device:
*Shooting of HDR pictures, which wasn’t present on earlier firmwares on the 3GS either.
*Picture editing capabilities, such as red eye removal and cropping are nowhere to be found.
*Reader in Safari, which displays web pages in a clean easy-to-read view, seems to be unavailable.
