Wirelessly posted
And so they start; already. My 4S is barely 6 mos old. Time to start planning for the 5.
And so they start; already. My 4S is barely 6 mos old. Time to start planning for the 5.
CupertinoRat said:This is it. If Apple can't get their heads out of sand then I'm moving on elsewhere.
How long do they think they can milk the same old boring design not to mention the severely lacking tiny screen?
Competition will leave Apple in the dust soon. Seems that innovation at Apple died the same day Steve did. Shame.
Only if you consider the human hand outdated, and the idea of a handheld device being usable with one hand.
SuperSizing for the sake of marketing/supersizing is outdated, I grew out of that phase in my teen years and have long since left the McDonalds mentality behind.
Want to use two hands? Try an iPad.
(nothing personal, there's plenty of other people who wrote the same thing I could have picked you just had three good examples)
Obviously since it was the #1 phone with three carriers and in the US in total their decision to not support your exact needs was not business critical. The largest percentage of people in the US looking for a smartphone decided the iPhone 4S features were the best out there for their needs. Which makes Apple's decisions to be the right one.
I'll give screen size as subjective/personal.
NFC is a gimmic still. It's the future but today you can hardly find places to support it and even then you have to pick which NFC technology you want to use.
LTE is hardly on people's radar. Remember how many people called the iPhone 4 the iPhone 4G. Verizon and AT&T are pushing gibberish for the average person. Ask the average geek and besides "fast" what could they really tell about it that isn't marketing text? Even using it as a requirement can arguably be bad. It's an immature technology that sucks battery and empties data limits as the carriers have them today.
Well if true, not enough for me to upgrade. I'll stick with my iPhone 4 and be happy.
Well if true, not enough for me to upgrade. I'll stick with my iPhone 4 and be happy.
Well if true, not enough for me to upgrade. I'll stick with my iPhone 4 and be happy.
xgman said:Then I'm out. I need something with a bigger screen for my tired old eyes.
T-Mobile really deserves to get the iPhone. As much as I hate the iPhone, it should be available for those who want it.
An adapter would mitigate that issue.If this is what is in store I will likely get a 4s.
I don't want to get all new accessories.
khovland92 said:3.5 in screen?
Fall Release?
NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
#1 it's a rumor. #2 nothing in this rumor to indicate this is all the new iPhone is going to be.I know this is just a rumor still, but really that is all it is going to be new on the iPhone? I am pretty sure I am going to get negatives here but I would have expected something new from Apple, this sounds like more of a iPhone 4S.2. Also what is going on with iPod Touch updates? Seems iPod Touch is no more, I don't think everyone can afford the ridiculous data plans. What needs to be improved are DATA PLANS we are getting into 2013 and still no unlimited data plan and all this limitation is the reason I am still holding back getting any sort of Smart Phones. Rather moving ahead in technology the cell phone providers are holding most of us back.
ARCoria said:What about this quote, I just saw this morn'n?
"(Reuters) - Apple Inc's new iPhone will have a sharper and bigger 4.6-inch "retina" display and is set to be launched around the second quarter, a South Korean media reported on Thursday."
Is it a false article? hmmmmm
Can macrumors run a poll of various sizes and send it to Apple? Some site did it recently and it was 4" the clear winner.
I'm glad apple is sticking to the smaller form factor. Those 4.3"+ gigantor android/windows phones are big, bulky, they eat battery life and theyre nowhere near as easy on a front jeans pocket.