IOS 7 stunted IPhone 5S is it worth waiting for?

Sometime this summer I could have bought an iphone 5, but I thought it might be worth waiting for the next iphone. Then there are rumors that the release of the new iphone will be postponed, a delay that could be linked to the rumored fingerprint recognition feature. I wrote at the end of April asking: is the IPhone 5S fingerprint recognition feature worth looking forward to?

Yes, actually, it's worth looking forward to. I know, not because Apple gave me a new iphone to evaluate (as it is), but because I was one of those people who lined up outside the door when the Apple store opened in Friday. In fact, I lived near Maine State Portland and waited in line for two hours. I don't want to buy a gold or silver version of the iphone anyway, so it's not a problem for me to have none of these choices at all. (When I went to the Apple store in Saturday, a salesman told me that they only received one (only one!) The gold version of the iphone, and the phone was immediately snapped up by consumers!

I already have the iOS 7 operating system on my old iphone 4, so the new iphone is a shock to me mainly about the look, fingerprint sensors and how fast it is. Although the new iphone is the same size and weight as the iphone 5, its appearance feels more fashionable than the iphone 4. Can the thumb touch the top row icon on the phone (I wanted to know as early as September 2012)? You'll get used to it, but you have to stretch your thumb as far as possible.

    Fingerprint sensors are easy (and quite interesting) to set up and run well for most of the time. What do you do if your fingers are a bit wet or sticky? Wash and then dry your fingers. I've never had the habit of using a password, but iOS 7 is trying to make you feel like it's the default setting, so you realize how easy it would be to just hit the home button with one finger. This feature does not do many things for you at the moment. It allows you to enter your phone, and you don't have to enter your password when you log in to the itunes online store to buy something. But Apple has done two things about the introduction of fingerprint sensors. First, they put the fingerprint sensor in the home key, however the user has been used to clicking the Home button to enter the phone. It is much easier for users to finish a second action where their fingers have been touched than to let them put their fingers in a new place (though it is convenient). Second, by using it to do something that every iphone user will do many times a day, Apple is training us to develop the habit of verifying all operations with the same gestures and sensors in the future.