Top 10 Most Wanted Features for iPhone 5

iPhone 5 is the latest Smartphone introduced by Apple and it is going to have some of most wanted features in the coming. Essentially, iPhone is a stunning combination cell phone, iPod and handheld-internet computer. Now we have a new iPhone 4 from Verizon, but what about the iPhone 5? Here, I update the list of the top 10 most wanted features for iPhone 5. Enjoy! iOS 5rnWhat new features will iOS 5 bring? Who knows, but we look forward to its arrival in June. 4G network compatiblernThe one big thing missing from the iPhone 4 is the lack of next-gen 4G data network support, which is probably why Apple called it the 4 instead of the 4G.rnAT&T will reportedly have a 4G network up and running in 2011, whereas Sprint has already rolled out its next-gen network. Verizon has also just deployed its 4G network, but the Verizon iPhone 4 will not support 4G data. More carriersrnNow that the CDMA version of the iPhone has finally come to Verizon, it wouldn't be too hard to make a Sprint version. Or how about a T-Mobile iPhone?rnAlas, we don't know whether Verizon's worked in any sort of exclusivity agreement into its deal with Apple, but let the rumors begin... Built-in IRrnWe like the idea of using the iPhone as a universal remote, but we're not so keen on attaching an IR dongle to the phone every time we want to use it as a remote. More memoryrnA lot of people were disappointed that the iPhone 4 didn't come in a 64GB version (only 16GB and 32GB). So they hope that they will get a much huger memory like 64GB for the next-generation fabulous electronic gadgets. Enhanced voice controlrnWe expect that in the the next generation of the iOS, Apple will continue to flesh out the voice controls for the iPhone, but there's always room for more enhancements. It would be cool to be able to compose e-mails or text message by just using your voice, no? HD outputrnRight now, you can't output 720p or 1080i HD video from an iPhone (any iPhone). We hope Apple allows for HD output in the future, particularly when you consider that Sprint's Android-powered Evo has full HD output via HDMI. Improved 3D graphicsrnThe A4 CPU has an Imagination PowerVR graphics chip integrated into it. Like the iPhone 3GS, the iPhone 4 uses a PowerVR SGX535 chip. But the electronic gadgets iPhone 5 will hopefully get the PowerVR SGX545, which was announced last year. Better cloud-computing supportrnSetting up an Android phone is dead simple: input your Gmail username and password, and the phone will immediately start pulling your Google-based contacts, calendar, and other info. The iPhone, by contrast, is still a slave to iTunes for activation and media syncing. Whether it's a free version of Mobile Me, or an online version of iTunes powered by Apple's Lala acquisition, cloud-based iPhone syncing can't come soon enough.rnYes, there are some nice apps out there, like Dropbox, that offer "cloud" functionality, but they're not as robust as they could be. Better battery lifernEvery time Apple puts out a new iPhone, the battery life gets better, so we expect no less from the fifth-generation iPhone. Apple says the iPhone 4 has 40 percent more talk time than the iPhone 3GS. So, if the past is any indicator, we might see similar gains in next year's model. What’s the most wanted features of you for the cool gadgets -- iPhone 5?