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12vElectronics

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I think it has to do with boredom. People get bored of using the same products day in and day out, and people like to change things up once a while to experience new things and new features...

Totally understandable. But I can honestly say the iPhone is probably the most perfect product I have ever used. I've been using the iPhone since 3G (2008) and I love every day of it even till now.

Because the iPhone and iOS are far from perfect

I guess IMO it is. Minor updates make it better and better, but fundamentally the iPhone is perfect..

perfect in your view, a three year old android flagship phone running iOS in my opinion

Huh? :confused:
 

bp1000

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Jul 7, 2011
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I can't remember the format for these events

Will it be a video download post event like WWDC or will we have to rely on live blogs only for all our info?
 

anshuvorty

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I can't remember the format for these events

Will it be a video download post event like WWDC or will we have to rely on live blogs only for all our info?

judging from past apple events and being a spoiler-free veteran since 2009, I can say that if you want your coverage live, follow one of the tech blogs that will be live-blogging it. Otherwise wait for a video download 2-3 hrs after the event has ended.

PS: There could be a possibility that Apple might once again live-stream the event to Apple devices like at WWDC this year....
 

Xiroteus

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Mar 31, 2012
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Stop the 16gb crap.... It's time to start with 32. For iPad at least.

Strongly agree, the difference from 16GB to 32GB is so small there is no reason that should ever be a hundred dollar upgrade anymore. 32GB to 64GB is even a little crazy for that cost.
 

Pikapiedra

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Oct 6, 2011
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big 10 sep

You know what I think. September 10 Jay Blahnik will come on stage and will introduce the iwatch. And will end with "available this summer"
 

anshuvorty

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You know what I think. September 10 Jay Blahnik will come on stage and will introduce the iwatch. And will end with "available this summer"

the days of Steve Jobs and the "one more thing" are long gone. Don't count on it. This event will be as we expect it: updates on Apple Store, growth in iPhone sales, and the need to enter the emerging markets, segue into iPhone 5C and then into iPhone 5S. If we are lucky, they might also mention the release date for the Mac Pro. iPads/iPad Mini will be at a future event...

Just my thoughts..
 
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danielowenuk

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Mar 18, 2011
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No confirmation of this date yet?

How much notice did they give last time out, I seem to remember it being around a week?

Edit - just checked, 8 days!
 

AidenShaw

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the days of Steve Jobs and the "one more thing" are long gone. Don't count on it. This event will be as we expect it: updates on Apple Store, growth in iPhone sales, and the need to enter the emerging markets, segway into iPhone 5C and then into iPhone 5S. If we are lucky, they might also mention the release date for the Mac Pro. iPads/iPad Mini will be at a future event...

Just my thoughts..

Or even better, segue into the phone stuff - since "segue" is an actual word that means "transition".
 

Fatboy71

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Dec 21, 2010
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No, confirmation is Apple sending out invites. Obviously media from all over the world will attend, and we are now down to 7 days notice. Still not too late but it will be in a couple of days.

I would have thought too, that invites would have been going out now, or at least some confirmation from Apple that they are having a event on the 10 September and where.

Maybe later today or tomorrow, if there's been no confirmation after tomorrow, then perhaps the 10 September might not be the date for the event.
 

dsh3

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Apr 30, 2012
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I would have thought too, that invites would have been going out now, or at least some confirmation from Apple that they are having a event on the 10 September and where.

Maybe later today or tomorrow, if there's been no confirmation after tomorrow, then perhaps the 10 September might not be the date for the event.

My thoughts exactly. I'm starting to worry if iOS 7 is in too early a stage for a public release, judging from the betas that were available. Even beta 6 was very rubbish on several devices.
 

danielowenuk

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Mar 18, 2011
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My thoughts exactly. I'm starting to worry if iOS 7 is in too early a stage for a public release, judging from the betas that were available. Even beta 6 was very rubbish on several devices.

Hmm GM for IOS6 was released on the 12 of September, so not sure the state of IOS7 is any guide. They could release the GM on the 10th and that would be in line with last year.
 

dsh3

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Apr 30, 2012
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Hmm GM for IOS6 was released on the 12 of September, so not sure the state of IOS7 is any guide. They could release the GM on the 10th and that would be in line with last year.

Yes, I know - time wise it can still work out as it did last year. I was/am just worried due to the state of the latest beta.
 
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