hopefully the SE form factor stays the same. my mom does not want to learn anything new.
So do i, just upgrade it to an A11 chip, add 3D touch, put the better touch ID sensor in, maybe some more RAM, update the camera and call it an iPhone Classic.
hopefully the SE form factor stays the same. my mom does not want to learn anything new.
All I see is notches...
The notch is here to stay - it's Apples new home button & is a design choice to differentiate the iPhone from the other phones in the market.
If you see a phone with the display off and a round home button - you immediately know it's an iPhone, even if it was a prototype model that no one had ever seen, you'd still know it was an iPhone.
Apple aren't going to give up that kind of product recognition and if the iPhone X had a purely rectangular screen - it could easily get confused with a.n.other Chinese Android device. But now when you see the notch, you see an iPhone & the two will live together for another 10 years & be as iconic as the round home button.
Incidentally, I too only see notches...
So do i, just upgrade it to an A11 chip, add 3D touch, put the better touch ID sensor in, maybe some more RAM, update the camera and call it an iPhone Classic.
All I see is more product line clutter...
What does this statement have anything to do with that user upgrading to the iPhone X from the iPhone 6 Plus? Wouldn't that be blatantly obvious that the home button is no longer in existence once someone upgrades from a four-year-old generation device to the iPhone X? Also, What metric are using for 'Many?.
Maybe not, with Apple. At least, there’s no way they’ll drop the ears for a full width bezel; that ship has sailed.
However, if that 6.1” is for real, I don’t know that it gets a notch, it might just get a full width bezel at top (not as large as on the 6/7/8 series though) with minimal bezels on the sides and bottom.
Rounded corners I can believe but I’m not at all sure about a notch on the LCD model.
I have zero issue about notch. It's going to be there until Apple finds a way to place the Camera and sensors with in the display.
Qualcomm Snapdragon X20
Have you considered that the upgraded antennas allow faster data transmission on the same signal strength as before? Improvement in technology allow more information to be imparted with fewer resources -- much like how advanced video codecs allow higher quality video to be transmitted with lower data bandwidth.
Next time you're at the dentist, ask them about their digital X-Ray system. The same images of your teeth as before, but shot onto a sensor and captured digitally instead of a piece of film. That technique allows them to get the same images with a much much lower amount of X-Rays.
Why? The iphone is now a mobile computer so a bigger screen is desired to get work done. If you want the small screen you can get iphone 5.
If you want bigger screen use iPad or Mac, you can get more productive there. I want to be able to use my phone with one hand and don't get wrist pain problems.Why? The iphone is now a mobile computer so a bigger screen is desired to get work done. If you want the small screen you can get iphone 5.
They've done cats before, I think it's time for dogs to get their fair share.What they gonna call this? An iPhone 8S? iPhone 9 iPhone 11? iPhone X squared? iPhone X2? iPhone XI? I’m confused!?
Why wait if you want it right now. Just go for it. You won't be disappointed. I am using my X form past 20 days and it's been a great experience for me.
It all depends on your carrier, what their towers support and where you are.Yay...So with this new gigabit modem I would be able to get 40mbps instead of 20mbps?![]()
If they'd put the camera, sensors etc in an angle inside phone and project the images with mirror, they could minimize the notch to a thin bezel. Also the Protruding back camera.I have zero issue about notch. It's going to be there until Apple finds a way to place the Camera and sensors with in the display.
I would like to see an iPhone 8 size screen without the top and bottom bezel. Some of us like small phones.
That's not how radio waves work...When will these signals become too strong to be healthy ?
So, if there is throttling due to the FCC net neutrality thing, is this putting the cart before the horse??
Not a good comparison at all. I go to the dentist yearly. My phone is in my pocket everyday.Have you considered that the upgraded antennas allow faster data transmission on the same signal strength as before? Improvement in technology allow more information to be imparted with fewer resources -- much like how advanced video codecs allow higher quality video to be transmitted with lower data bandwidth.
Next time you're at the dentist, ask them about their digital X-Ray system. The same images of your teeth as before, but shot onto a sensor and captured digitally instead of a piece of film. That technique allows them to get the same images with a much much lower amount of X-Rays.