Leaking light in Apple’s iPhone 5

Another apparent defect affecting the white iPhone 5 is a small light leak from the LED backlight shining through a small crack in the edge where the front panel fits into the aluminum casing. 

BGR confirmed the issue with one of its own iPhone 5s, though it reported that the flaw is only visible “under low-light or completely dark situations.” The issue doesn’t appear to interfere with the operation of an affected device, though Apple will reportedly replace any device showing this problem.
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The Updated Siri Is Worse Than Your Local Weatherman in iPhone 5

The new Siri for iOS 6 is sometimes confusing cities with the same name but in different states/apple-maps-ios-6_n_1906005.html”A similar problem occurs in the Apple Maps app/a.)

For example, siri-delivering-wrong-weather-forecasts-for-common-city-names/”MacRumors noticed/a that asking for the weather in New York City yields temperatures and forecasts for New York, Texas. Siri is similarly mixing up the St. Louises in Missouri and Georgia and the Carrolltons in Texas and Indiana.
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It’s TOO Thin And Light in iPhone 5

Given that the new iPhone is touted as Apple’s “lightest iPhone ever,” the company must be surprised to hear people complaining that it’s emtoo/em light, an issue that the-weirdest-thing-people-hate-about-the-iphone-5″Gizmodo has noticed users raising on Twitter/a.

Feels like a toy,” http://www.techbuddiesonline.com/Pages/Apple_iPad_support.aspx the iPhone 5 is 20 percent lighter/a than the previous generation, the iPhone 4S.
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