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Vodafone launches gigabit fibre broadband products in Ireland
Roll-out of Ireland’s Siro network advances with the launch of a 1Gbps domestic service backed by Vodafone
The 15,000 residents of Carrigaline in County Cork will be the first to receive access to Vodafone’s first 1Gbps consumer broadband service in Ireland, which has just been launched.
The service forms part of the Siro joint venture between Vodafone and the Electricity Supply Board (ESB) – the Irish state electricity supplier – to provide fibre-to-the-premises (FTTP) connections using ESB’s overground and underground infrastructure to replace the copper last mile.
Siro, which is backed to the tune of €450m (£317m), aims to pass small towns of more than 4,000 properties and will expand across Ireland by 2018, touching 500,000 homes and businesses. It is the first project in Europe to use electricity infrastructure to bring ultrafast broadband closer to the consumer.
Carrigaline, a commuter town near Cork, will be the first of 51 towns to get Siro, offering speeds of up to 1Gbps, many times faster than the current Irish average of around 30Mbps.
“The successful economies of the future will be gigabit societies with ultrafast fibre-optic connections available everywhere,” said Vodafone Group public policy director Markus Reinisch.
“Vodafone is playing its part in realising that objective: We have demonstrated that we invest in FTTP when conditions allow us to do so, working together with other forward-looking companies to build the ultrafast digital infrastructure that Europe needs.”
At the same time, Vodafone announced a major expansion of its FTTP network in Portugal, adding 2.75 million homes to the roll-out by the end of 2016 at a cost of €125m. It has already passed 2.2 million premises in the country, and is also planning similar network builds in Spain and Italy – the Italian network in collaboration with electricity supplier Enel.
In the UK, the mobile operator re-entered the consumer broadband market earlier in 2015, backed by network assets that it acquired from Cable & Wireless.
However, Vodafone Connect, which is available to 22 million properties, is not a full FTTP service and only provides a top-end superfast service of 76Mbps, a far cry from what it is making available overseas.
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Priced from £549 contract free due for release on 20 September 2013, the iPhone 5s stand-out features include fingerprint recognition technology, a vastly improved camera and quicker A7 processor and 64-bit architecture. Plus, of course, iOS 7, which will land for upgrade on the 18 September.
In a crowded mobile market, the new iPhone 5s will do battle with the likes of the Samsung Galaxy S4, the HTC One and the Sony Xperia Z for the undisputed premium smartphone crown of 2013. Apple also announced the affordable iPhone 5c, so let's take a look at what sets its top-of-the-range cousin apart.

iPhone 5s: Size and build
In the hand the iPhone 5s feels much like the iPhone 5, with the 7.6mm depth and 112g weight giving a lightweight yet premium experience.At 123.8mm tall, it fits into a pocket without trouble. Unlike the colour-coordinated iPhone 5c, the iPhone 5s comes three shades - Gold, Silver and Space Grey - adding a top-quality differentiator to Apple's most expensive handset - the 64Gb model, contract free, costs £709.
It weighs the same as the iPhone 5 and is lighter than all of its major competitors. In typical Apple engineering fashion, each iPhone 5S goes through a rigorous build and quality control process. And it shows.
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The external changes might not look that different, but it feels an expensive piece of kit. Shame that the chamfered edges remain - the scuffing and scratching issue is a real thing and Apple was keen to promote its bespoke iPhone 5s covers at the announcement.
Button and hardware placements pretty much replicates that of the iPhone 5, with the only change being an improved flash on the back and the Touch ID sensor that's built into the home screen. We'll come onto that.
A year after Apple slimmed down its rock-solid iPhone 4S and introduced the world to the svelte iPhone 5, its latest superphone - the Apple iPhone 5s - has been announced and we've just had an exclusive hands-on.
Priced from £549 contract free due for release on 20 September 2013, the iPhone 5s stand-out features include fingerprint recognition technology, a vastly improved camera and quicker A7 processor and 64-bit architecture. Plus, of course, iOS 7, which will land for upgrade on the 18 September.
In a crowded mobile market, the new iPhone 5s will do battle with the likes of the Samsung Galaxy S4, the HTC One and the Sony Xperia Z for the undisputed premium smartphone crown of 2013. Apple also announced the affordable iPhone 5c, so let's take a look at what sets its top-of-the-range cousin apart.
iPhone 5s: Size and build
In the hand the iPhone 5s feels much like the iPhone 5, with the 7.6mm depth and 112g weight giving a lightweight yet premium experience.At 123.8mm tall, it fits into a pocket without trouble. Unlike the colour-coordinated iPhone 5c, the iPhone 5s comes three shades - Gold, Silver and Space Grey - adding a top-quality differentiator to Apple's most expensive handset - the 64Gb model, contract free, costs £709.
It weighs the same as the iPhone 5 and is lighter than all of its major competitors. In typical Apple engineering fashion, each iPhone 5S goes through a rigorous build and quality control process. And it shows.
Best Apple iPhone 5s cases and covers 2013
The external changes might not look that different, but it feels an expensive piece of kit. Shame that the chamfered edges remain - the scuffing and scratching issue is a real thing and Apple was keen to promote its bespoke iPhone 5s covers at the announcement.
Button and hardware placements pretty much replicates that of the iPhone 5, with the only change being an improved flash on the back and the Touch ID sensor that's built into the home screen. We'll come onto that...
iPhone 5s: Features
The standout new feature here is the fingerprint scanner, which Apple calls Touch ID. Paving the way for a new era in smartphone banking, content purchasing and phone security, the scanner is built right into home button. This means you'll do away with the keypad to get into your phone, just press your assigned finger or thumb to unlock it. The same goes for buying iTunes content.Apple iPhone 5s: What you need to know
Apple's Phil Schiller also said that no data would be stored on cloud servers, just the hardware itself. Giving it a quick try out, we found the setup process very straightforward - press your finger on the button 20 or 30 times to register it - and a quick and effective way of bypassing what now seems an old security method in the way of number pecking. We'll doubtless see a glut of apps to take advantage of this in the next few weeks and months.
Being the premium super phone in Apple's line-up, you'd expect its feature-set to earn its keep. And you'd be right. The iPhone 5s sports an improved 8 megapixel, 1.5µ pixel iSight camera on the back that, among other things, can shoot in slo-mo (720p at 120fps).
The effect is great and will undoubtedly spawn a new wave of GIF memes and slowed-down footy skills. In addition, you get image stabilisation that combines ten shots a second to produce the best picture, a new f/2.2 aperture and 15% bigger sensor area than the iPhone 5.
In our hands-on, it seemed to take noticeably crisper pictures than the iPhone 5 and iPhone 5C. However, it's still some way off what the outrageous 41-megapixel Nokia Lumia 1020 can produce. As a comparison, the HTC One, Sony Xperia Z and Samsung Galaxy S4 have 4mp, 13.1mp and 13mp rear-facing cameras respectively.
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Another camera improvement is the new True Tone flash, which picks the right light for its environment to improve the picture being taken. It worked well in the halogen-tinged demo area, giving a slightly better skin tone representation. The front camera takes 1.2MP photos.(1280x960) and records video at 720p.
The iPhone 5S supports a serious selection of 4G and LTE frequencies, which should mean compatibility with all major network providers. Wireless connectivity remains at N WiFi and Bluetooth 4.0. There's no NFC
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