We haven't seen what the iPhone 5 is, will be, or what it'll have over the 4S. We don't even know what it'll look like. So it's hard to definitely say yes or no.
If it has LTE, then there's a good chance I'll be upgrading. But I'll probably do what I did with the 4S, and wait a month for the hysteria to die down so it's not too hard for me to find.
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Your money would be worthless anyway. Why save something that will have no value and you won't even be around to use?
(P.S.: that 2012 stuff is all bunk anyway... and even if it wasn't, there's absolutely nothing you can do about it, so there's no point at all in fretting.)
Please, AT&T, please, if Apple f*cks up the perfect screen size of the iPhone, keep a decent amount of spectrum for HSPA+ so I can keep the 4S for a long, long time!
I assume you mean you don't want a bigger phone? Like myself. I don't care if they make a 5" inch phone, as long as they have a phone that is the same size as I have now as well.
Exactly. The iPhone right now feels so much better to use than any of the other ones out there. It just fits in my hand so nicely, even my large hands. If they make an alternate model, that's fine, but they usually only have one model. If that's the case, and it's bigger than the current iPhone, I will hang on to HSPA+ as long as I can.
And we all know how well the Palm Pixie is doing...I agree with you 100% I wouldn't mind if they made the iPhone smaller, like the Palm Pixie size. Just don't make it bigger unless you still offer the current size.
And we all know how well the Palm Pixie is doing...
One thing we can be 100% sure of and that's that the iPhone will not get smaller. If Apple wakes up and gives the market a 4" screen (which is still smaller than every other high-end smartphone out there) next time all you guys can still keep your small 3.5" phones and just keep buying the 4S. It will be around for a long while. (or go and get a Palm Pixie )
I have an iPhone 4 that's doing just fine. If the next iPhone isn't 4+", I'm done with iPhones. I doubt I even wait that long with the great HTC Ones coming out. Those are starting to make the iPhone look very dated indeed. I hope Apple's designers are paying attention this time.