Trying to predict what features the new iPhone will have is almost impossible and some of the rumours, such as getting rid of the characteristic home-button, are highly unlikely. So, what are the most likely features and improvements of the iPhone 5?

We have put together a list of our top rumours, but of course there are plenty more circulating around the web at present and we’ll all have to wait until the official release to see if we’re right.

iPhone 5: Improved Camera and Video?Every manifestation of the iPhone has boasted an improved camera and video quality from the last, so where can Apple progress to next? The iPhone 4 already has a 5 megapixel camera and is capable of HD video recording. Perhaps the iPhone 5 will push the boat out even more. A number of rivals, such as Android phones, already offer 8megapixel cameras so it seems only logical that Apple will offer the same in the new iPhone. Improving the video quality to shoot in full HD is another potential improvement.

iPhone 5: More Storage?With people continually relying on their phones to store important details and large amounts of media files it seems only natural that Apple looks at offering more storage space in the new iPhone. The 16GB iPhone 4, while a substantial size, is still outdone by media devices such as the 120gb iPod and while it is unlikely that the new iPhone will be quite as large as that, it is not difficult to assume that 32gb and maybe even 64gb versions are offered.

There are also rumours that all updates to the device will be accessible via the cloud, without the need to update via manually plugging in your device. Read More: What is the Cloud?

iPhone 5: Quicker Processor?This rumour is practically confirmed. Integrating a faster A5 processor into the iPhone 5 would see Apple following their precedent of keeping their device hardware in synchronicity with one and other. The A5 processor is that which is in use in the iPad2 and if it is included in the iPhone 5 then the phone’s performance will be almost double that of the iPhone 4 whilst still retaining a good battery life.

New study reveals how personal and career-related goals have changed in the last years. Today’s graduates value things differently than their predecessors; their desire of ‘work to live’ –instead of life to work- is the major distinctive feature.

People of the same generation tend to share similar values. The Pew Research Centre conducted a survey recently aiming to find out which the common ways of thinking are among the so-called Generation Y (people born from 1980-1990).

These are the main career traits current graduates ask for to their employers according to that study;

A job that allows them to have time for their personal life is what most of people from Generation Y want. Most studies agree that graduates value this more than a job with a very high salary.

Additionally, research revealed that those born after 1980 were rebelling against their parents’ values of “work to life” and were determined not to let work dominate the 100% of their life.

The current recession, which is strongly hitting those from generation Y with considerable high university debts, is making Brits from Generation Y learn about money and savings too.

Recent graduates also know the value of multitasking, as well as the advantages that this can give them in the job market.

The ability to multi-task, together with their computer literacy and affinity for networking is what made them distinctive from other generations – 75% of them have social networking profiles, more than 25% more than the previous generation, says the research.

Young people and graduates from Generation Y are also more engaged and sensitised about world’s problems than people from previous generations. In fact, 57% of the respondents in the survey volunteered in last 12 months. Find more graduate jobs across the UK, including graduate jobs London.

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Find out more about what you need to know about PPI law and learn what you can do to claim back ppi and get the compensation you need now.

A High Court ruling early this year now means that millions of people across the UK are liable for compensation for missold PPI. But how do you know if you were missold PPI in the first place? Follow these top tips on how to tell if you were missold PPI.

Payment protection insurance, PPI, or even loan insurance as it is sometime referred works for some people, but there are a number of examples where PPI was sold unnecessarily. It is widely known that PPI has been missold for years.

The chances are you may have been offered PPI at some point over the last decade. Be it for a loan, credit card, car finance or even a mortgage, the chances are that if you’ve bought one of these financial products over this time that you were offered PPI – some people have even found that they had PPI added to their credit agreement without their knowledge.

Although the figures differ depending on different sets of results, more than 104,597 complaints about PPI were made in 2010 – the highest number ever received in a year about a single financial product.  Payment Protection Insurance compensation is estimated to cost the banks as much as £9billion. There have been more than 1.5 million complaints made about PPI since the Financial Services Authority (FSA) took over regulation of it in 2005.

You may also want to look at writing a ppi claims letter in order to get your cash back.

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