The A1429 iPhone comes in two different flavors, one CDMA and one GSM. The GSM model is designed to support LTE in Asia (including Hong Kong, Japan, Singapore, and South Korea). …

Over the years, iPhone models have been marked with model numbers to help identify the hardware. The model number is typically printed on the back of the iOS device. For a list of …

No. The iPhone 5 comes in 3 different versions, designed to work with different LTE radio frequencies around the globe. The CDMA iPhone 5 (otherwise known as A1429) is designed …

Actually, the answer is yes. The Verizon iPhone 5 has been confirmed to be unlocked and compatible with GSM networks such as AT&T and T-Mobile. The only drawback is speed. LTE …

UPDATE: For a screen resolution comparison of the new iPhone 6 and iPhone 5 models, please view this FAQ. Apple has increased the display size on the iPhone 5. So what size wallpapers …

Can I use the Sprint / Verizon iPhone 5 (A1429) on AT&T's LTE network? Can I use the AT&T iPhone 5 (A1428) on Sprint or Verizon? What do the iPhone 5 model numbers mean (A1428 / …

Hi there, Hope you are doing well. my iphone 5, model A1429. I installed cydia tweak (Columba)since phone is stuck on apple logo. Tried to restore but no success. Tried …

The iPhone 6s and iPhone 6s Plus come in three different models each. Apple has mostly consolidated the needed LTE wireless bands to make their products compatible with the latest …

Yes. The Verizon iPhone 5 has been tested with an AT&T nano-SIM card and the device is unlocked. This means you can actually use your Verizon / Sprint iPhone 5 on the AT&T …

With the introduction of USB-C on the iPhone 15 and later, the iPhone can be used to charge other accessories. The iPhone 15 model series can output 4.5 watts via USB-C. This feature …