Why does this keep getting said? There's nothing further from the truth. The 5c is huge. I see it all the time "in the wild"
Didn't the 5C bomb? What's the point in confusing consumers and hurting the brand with garbage devices that nobody wants?
How would they differentiate the higher end models from the lower end models? Especially if there is no difference that you can see or feel. Hard to imagine Apple creating a higher end model with the only difference being higher quality screen material. Weird.
How often do you see scratched phone screen vs cracked?
Marketing buzz.
We need ones that don't break
How often do you see scratched phone screen vs cracked?
Marketing buzz.
We need ones that don't break
How often do you see scratched phone screen vs cracked?
Marketing buzz.
We need ones that don't break
I think the new iPhones are going to be more expensive, even the base 4.7" screen one. Apple isn't about increasing the size and keeping the same prices on anything. I think we'll be seeing the top phone being over $1000 for the first time.
Didn't the 5C bomb? What's the point in confusing consumers and hurting the brand with garbage devices that nobody wants?
How often do you see scratched phone screen vs cracked?
The 5c hardly bombed. It didn't do as well as the 5s models but it was hardly a failure.
Apple is already making insane profit from the current iPhones. A higher price is going to piss off a lot of people.
I'm personally fine with the glass we have on the phones now. I am not going to complain if they use sapphire for the display, but in my case I wouldn't pay more if the only improvement is the sapphire. Anyway, we'll know better in a few weeks. I'm personally interested in the improvements on voice quality (VoLTE, etc.), better camera, faster processor, more memory, more storage. Definitely more storage, and any incremental improvement in the fingerprint sensor, which currently works quite well. Sapphire, not at the top of my list, despite the constant coverage in MacRumors.
There's no way they'll tack on an extra $100 to make up for what will likely be a $3-$5 increase in the cost of the "glass".
Didn't the 5C bomb? What's the point in confusing consumers and hurting the brand with garbage devices that nobody wants?
I'd like to see something done about scratch resistance. Gorilla Glass isn't all that impressive IMO.