Lol, the guy who complains about every single change ever made with iOS (see OP posting history) is now complaining about the lack of change?
And further to the point of this tread, the look and style of the iPhone is part of its brand. It's not gonna change radically, the same way cars keeps certain styling features similar between generations. Hence why when you compare a Mercedes from the 1970s up to the latest models, they still have their signature style carried over the decades.
What you consider stale and boring, others might consider familiar. For some users, familiar is good. One of the reasons I gave my parents iPhones is for consistency (and easy backup/syncing of contacts). Back when they were still on dumbphones, they've always hated having to learn a new interface whenever they're forced to replace their old, broken phones.
Nope. Have you not gotten stick of essentially posting the same thread over the years? Move on to something else if you're sick of it.
Try actually developing hardware and writing the associated code and then report back with your answer. Not saying it's impossible but implementing changes (especially doing so quickly) always runs the risk of introducing problems.
Sorry, it doesn't work like that. One of the biggest companies by revenue on earth and the biggest tech company in the world should be expected to consistently perform with excellence, innovating and setting standards. By your ridiculous logic, professional movie critics should be discredited because they haven't directed a better movie?
