iPhone 5: the end of the innovative features of Apple?

We agree, the new iPhone 5 is thinner, faster, more robust, more functional, more beautiful, in a word, the best iPhone Apple has ever made. All reviews are unanimous in praising the new Apple smartphone, a step forward compared to previous generations, with technical line if not superior to those of competing products, they can never compete with the elegance of an iPhone.
However, Apple is not expected only a great product, objective fully achieved with the iPhone 5, but also the features and innovative features that have never been offered by any competitor. The first iPhone was a revolution, the capacitive touchscreen and the operating system were light years ahead of the devices of the time. The competitors took several years to reach the level of quality of the iPhone, but the feeling is that they put the arrow and prepare to make the pass.
Objectively innovative in the new iPhone 5 is only the connector Lightning, but this seems more like a cunning Apple to make money and withdraw into an ivory tower, a real value to the end user.
Take for example the new Nokia Lumia 920, a frying pan with Windows Phone 8, which is not surprising as much for the new operating system or the specifications, but for a variety of innovative features completely absent in the iPhone 5:
Optical stabilizer for shooting smooth and perfect shot even in darkness
Capacitive touchscreen can also be used with gloves on (in Finland is very cold)
Charging the battery integrated wireless
NFC (Near Field Communication) to exchange information with accessories or make payments through the appropriate POS
Usefulness of wireless charging and NFC has already expressed Phil Schiller, but what he did not say is that the iPhone 5 these two technologies would not work because the aluminum body schermerebbe electromagnetic waves. The fact that Nokia has managed to bring together the two functions into a single device is another technological challenge that has managed to win.
Jony Ive has played its role as a designer in an excellent way, then at the bottom of each iPhone is a little gem, but maybe if there was Steve oversees the project, things would have been different.
We know that Jobs had in mind to revolutionize the world of photography, and am rather surprised to find that the camera of the iPhone 5 has the same technical features of the camera of the iPhone 4s, but even more surprised to see how Nokia has managed to integrate a sort of microscopic steadycam in a smartphone, not only to take pictures fluid, but also to prevent the pictures prove rough or grainy with low light, very useful innovation that no digital camera can currently boast only Sony has developed a similar system, but much more cumbersome for the cameras.
The iPhone 5 will be a success, Apple will grind more useful than ever selling great products, but urgently need a visionary like Steve Jobs to give back to the innovative Apple that has always stood out, otherwise we stop really waiting forward to the next iPhone .