Hands On: Apple iPhone 5 (With Video)

The new Apple iPhone 5 has a taller, 4-inch, 1136-by-640 screen that adds an extra row of icons to the iPhone's home page.

The new design of the iPhone 5 is slimmer, and gets rid of the glass back and metal edges for a more uniform design.

The back of the iPhone 5 is now anodized aluminum rather than glass. It feels warm and comfortable in the hand.

The SIM slot looks the same size as the iPhone 4's, but this time it's a nanoSIM, analyst Michael Gartenberg reported.

The new dock connector, Lightning, will require an adapter to work with earlier accessories.

Here's the iPhone 5 (left) next to the shorter, but similar iPhone 4S (right.) The 4S will still be on sale, just $100 cheaper than it used to be.

The slimmer iPhone 5 (left) contrasts against the thicker iPhone 4S (right).

The iPhone 5's 16:9 screen displays widescreen video content clearly.

A new version of iTunes is coming to iOS devices and to PCs, with a different store layout than before.

The longer screen on the iPhone 5 means that you can see more calendar items at once.

iOS's new Maps application includes "flyover" view, which lets you fly around 3D models of buildings.

Here's the new iPhone 5 being held in a hand. It's still comfortable to use in one hand.

The iPhone 5's smaller dock connector allows Apple to put the headphone jack on the bottom of the phone.