Poor everyone... Come on you can't possibly say it looking like that isn't a big deal.
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What do you think of the iPhone 6 leaks?
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All the added features and the bigger screen will make up for it.
That won't bother me personally at all.
I've got no need for a larger phone than 4 inches, so I don't really care about the larger design...although I must say that I find those antenna gaps a bit weird.
I'm actually starting to warm to it, much to my surprise. And I don't mind a slightly more radical change to a phone that has looked pretty much the same since 2010.
But come on already with the 5.5" version leaks!!
Seriously why no 5.5 leaks does this hint to a later perhaps next year release? Sucks
Is the swipe back now global throughout all iOS 8? Because a phone this big one needs a way to go back
That poll has way too many analogous and overlapping options. It's results will be completely irrelevant.
Good lord. You were serious???
It's a freaking PHONE. People that expect art or the phone to make their coffee in the morning are just setting themselves up for disappointment.
It's people like you that give iPhone users the bad rap of being elitist, snobby, and overindulged. For crying out loud, once again, IT'S A PHONE. While it can make your life easier and more productive, it in and of itself, especially the way it looks, isn't going to make your life better. And how it looks certainly isn't going to ruin anyone's life.
Run. Seriously, run and find some perspective. Please.
You don't think I'm going to excpect art? Look at all the current and previous iPhones. They all are wonderful peices of art. These leaks are not. And I think this will be pretty bad if it looks like this. Maybe not completely ruin a life but put someone in depression for 3-4 years.
All the previous iPhones were art? You consider the 3G and 3GS, with their plastic back and crappy chrome ring around the screens to be art?
Son, I'm thinking you need some serious help, because when you say "put someone in depression for 3-4 years" it's pretty obvious that you're talking about yourself. Take your own screen name's advice and go see a doctor. If happiness in your life hinges upon the build of a cell phone...you need more help than anyone here can give you.
And please tell me your screen name is in reference to Valentino Rossi and you're not actually a doctor?
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Jesus...c'mon man. Take a pill and calm down. Its not gonna ruin your life, or anyone else's.
Let me put this in perspective. The antenna breaks on the back of the iPhone are going to RUIN MILLIONS OF PEOPLE'S LIVES. Think about that for a second.
Not war, or famine, or poverty. The damn lines on the back of a phone?
So much for my Nobel Prize in iPhoneology, eh?
It's comprehensive enough to show that roughly one third of all votes went to loving the new design. And that's at the very least, for if repeat votes on options that dislike the design are factored in, the ratio of likes to dislikes increases.
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Other than the thick bands, it's perfect. I like it much more than the ugly two tone 5/5S. I just wish they'd make it a little thicker and put a bigger battery in it instead of trying to get every millimeter they can taken out.
+1!
Whenever I pull my old 3G out of the box, I'm stunned at how slick it looks. Such solid design. Bit dated today of course, but for 2008...a stunner.
The results so far
For visual learners who find themselves more receptive to data presented in a pie/wedge format, the results are depicted below. This first graph made entirely of wood indicates the data as it stands:
However, if we account for double votes and combine redundant categories, we see in this colored, scribbly graph that the opinions of the photographed parts aren't as low as passionate comments would lead one to believe. But this isn't to say that the harsh criticism is from a vocal minority, for the critics almost balance out the appreciators:
For visual learners who find themselves more receptive to data presented in a pie/wedge format, the results are depicted below. This first graph made entirely of wood indicates the data as it stands:
Reaction to iPhone Leaks (uninterpreted)
However, if we account for double votes and combine redundant categories, we see in this colored, scribbly graph that the opinions of the photographed parts aren't as low as passionate comments would lead one to believe. But this isn't to say that the harsh criticism is from a vocal minority, for the critics almost balance out the appreciators:
Reaction to iPhone Leaks (interpreted)
