The Nexus 4 disappointed (no LTE), so my next phone is looking like the iPhone 5S.
lol worst post of the week
The Nexus 4 disappointed (no LTE), so my next phone is looking like the iPhone 5S.
Very very well said. I agree 100%. And though it isn't related, but increasing the iPhone's size and shrinking the iPad is nothing but keeping up with the competition to maintain those exact figures/numbers you spoke about.
BTW, there is this thing called oppo find 5 or something. Just Google its images...would expect the new iPhone to look like that. But that's just me...
Here is a pic:
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And this is an actual phone and not a mockup BTW...
No, that's a render with exaggerated thinness and small bezels.
That's the actual phone:
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Not quite as impressive.
distinctly different from its iPhone 5 counterpart in several ways, most obviously in the arrangement of the screw holes for attaching the logic board.
Apple knows that there iphone and ipad devices are coming to and end. The minuscule changes/upgrades apple offres every iteration are not good enough anymore. So lets start releasing a new device, (iphone5, 5S, ipad mini) with shorter and shorter interval to be able to make as much money as possible..
It's possible that Apple will be upgrading the iPhone every 6-9 months from now on. That would make sense from the perspective of a company trying to keep in step with technological advances as well as the competition.
I'm not sure I understand how 12 months is too slow when most people take out 2 year contracts when they buy these things.
Or more realistic they're just shifting to a different release schedule.
They could be doing something more sensible: Dropping the annual release schedule.
They could be doing something more sensible: Dropping the annual release schedule.
It would be better if they released when new tech is ready. A schedule means sometimes tech will be rushed, leading to problems, or it might have to be delayed, leading to announcing old tech.
Good luck with Wall Street blowing up your stock price.
That simply isn't how the world of big business works. Its all a game of confidence and unrealistic expectations.
i just got the IPhone 5, come on!!!
These s versions are getting boring for a company of their size. Inovate please.
I'm not buying this "middle of 2013" stuff for a second.
Now I'm hearing it has to do with margin requirements changing on the stock. Though I'm sure the haters out there would love it to be due to all the memes out there right now - lack of innovation, Steve Jobs "premium" over, declining tablet share, etc. as far as DigiTimes report, I think I saw it in Marketwatch.com so who knows if it's accurate.I only found this article on digitimes, which says Apple's demand for part is going up 20% next yr?
http://www.digitimes.com/news/a20121204PD210.html
Could the drop be attributed to the iRadio being 'nowhere close' rumor? Which would be lol
Or more realistic they're just shifting to a different release schedule. Fall for the iPad line as people aren't bound by contracts so they're more likely to buy them around Christmas shopping. iPhone needs to be further away for the iPad refresh anyway, this year was way too close together. Each line needs it's own time to shine. Just by putting iPad in Fall you automatically have to move the iPhone line as people are bound by contracts ending when they buy a phone so it really doesn't matter too much what time of year you release it as people start contracts at all times of the year so they're likely to just get whatever phone is available when they're contract ends.
What exactly are you looking for? I hear innovate thrown out all the time it's almost cliché now.