I don't think so. If you look at the history of iPhone leaks, they always tend to start in full force come April. Almost like clockwork.
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Alleged iPhone 6 Batteries Photographed in Production Tray
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I don't think so. If you look at the history of iPhone leaks, they always tend to start in full force come April. Almost like clockwork.
Please, make this batteries magical and revolutionary so that we can get a full day use out of them.
It could add anything from +0.0 height/+0.7 width to +0.7 height/+0.0 width. The angle of the diagonal is pretty important!
Not if it's the same aspect ratio - developers don't need to do anything.
So could be less work than iPhone 5 was - and I really think apple will keep 16:9 ratio - it plays so nicely with Apple TV
ENHANCE!
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Genius! The 6 is powered by potato peelings and banana skins.
Gotta love Apple's CSR and environmental consideration
Why is Samesung paying for people to write anything...anything!?!!... In a desperate attempt to gain market share from the Tsunami phone?
Depends on your understanding of efficiency. Those trays are probably optimized for the production process, not raw storage.
They way the batteries are stored allows a mechanical arm to pick them directly from the tray and move them on the shortest way to the housing, without having to rotate them. And the shifted alignment provides enough space for one machine to pick up all five batteries at once.
May look inefficient in terms of storage capacity, but is quite the opposite in terms of production throughput.
Battery life
What about battery size? Do we have any data on them? If Apple can get more than 8h on 4g web browsing on a small 1600 battery, the numbers for a big cousin of the 4" model should be fantastic, despite the larger screen.
Bigger phone = bigger internals = bigger screen = much bigger battery.
If they could engineer such amazing things in a such small device (Sony can't. Samsung can't. HTC can't) I barely can wait to see what they can do with a bigger phone.
Slightly (if it is at all) overclocked SoC and go berserk on battery?
What about battery size? Do we have any data on them? If Apple can get more than 8h on 4g web browsing on a small 1600 battery, the numbers for a big cousin of the 4" model should be fantastic, despite the larger screen.
Bigger phone = bigger internals = bigger screen = much bigger battery.
If they could engineer such amazing things in a such small device (Sony can't. Samsung can't. HTC can't) I barely can wait to see what they can do with a bigger phone.
Slightly (if it is at all) overclocked SoC and go berserk on battery?
Then the amount of text is limited. Also, not all apps re-orient themselves when the iPhone is in landscape. The problem is that the iPhone has been made to fit the stupid wide video format that TV manufacturers foisted on everybody. I use my iPhone as an information portal, not as a substitute for a movie screen.
Sure. "Our products don't leak. Here at Samsung, we tell you 4 months ahead of time what we will be producing, but very few in the media care." Sounds like a brilliant ad campaign. Making fun of Apple for having thousands of media outlets guessing what their new phone will look like a year before it's released. How many people are talking about the S6 right now? None. However, the iphone6 rumors gained traction 2 months after the 5S' release.Battery leaks by apple. Apple battery leaks.
Im surprised a competitor /apple hater hasn't run with an ad/article or something because once implanted a thought is hard to remove in millions of people.
Maybe apples new ad company will run an ad campaign ,
unlike other companies our products don't leak.
Its truthful in a round about sort of way haha
the lawyers would have a fit?
As a tech support rep for a cell phone company I’m aware of how lithium ion batteries have a certain number of charges in them before they become “consumed”. So I expect an older phone to eventually need replacing because of the battery being consumed. Apple does tell u if the battery is “bad” under settings and battery (it will have a warning that ur battery may need maintenance and to contact Apple) and my 6 displayed this so I was well aware my battery was shot and used a mophie power pack at all times so I didn’t need them to throttle my phone so that’s annoying. My phone was slow and I chalked it up to “it’s an old phone” which is essentially true. My problem with this is transparency...had I known that just using a power pack was going to keep me juiced up but still cause my phone to be throttled I would have paid $79 to get it replaced or upgrade to my new X sooner, but I was just like “ok well let me use my charging pack.” And if a customers IPhone was telling them the battery was bad and they didn’t want to pay for new battery or upgrade I always recommend a charging pack so to find out that yeah charging pack gave them juice but apple was throttling them is annoying,because had I known that, a lot of wasted time trying to work around a bad battery could have been saved. But the point is they do tell u under the battery section if ur battery is bad and to call Apple and if u do that they do advise of battery replacement options. Of course they didn’t tell u it’s throttled but when it comes down to it the bottom line is the battery is bad and it needs replaced or u can get a new phone. My gripe is disclosure so that consumers know all the options available to them: 1) get new battery 2) upgrade 3) use a charging pack but you will experience throttling issues. Another thing that kills me about this, in hindsight, is all the times a customer called in blaming us (the cellphone carrier) for slowing their phone down even if they weren’t over the 22gb at 4g speed cap on an unlimited plan that would cause “throttling.” The blame in those cases was probably Apple, but we were getting the blame and accused of conspiracy.
I think you are in the wrong Thread. This Thread isn't for the new battery throttling issue and is 3 years old.
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