That's my point, the whole song and dance with going to all glass was for wireless charging. Now that they failed in that department, shouldn't they switch back to aluminum back? Much more durable and my gosh, so much lighter!
How is it smart? You think they will lower the price structure of the current XS line? NopeI believe this. Apple can sell the higher end iPhones with cool features and USB-C, while keeping the other iPhones fairly similar to last year’s.
It’s smart honestly. Have a whole spectrum of options / price options, but have the most dramatic changes be the most expensive.
The Apple watch is not Qi compatible sadly.
I charge my phone wirelessly overnight and while it sits on my desk at work. That seems exactly like the purpose to me.Wonder if Apple will switch to aluminum rather than heavy glass back, given their failure with the chargining mat.
Yea you can use any third party wireless charger, but it takes forever; beats the purpose
They are actually suggesting 2019 will see the following new iPhones:
- iPhone XR 2
- iPhone XS 2
- iPhone XS Max 2
- iPhone X1
- iPhone X1 Max
That's if I read the article correctly.
How about making a thicker phone with a larger battery that lasts 2 days? Now, that's innovation!
The least I expect from these overpriced iPhones is the introduction of USB-C port for faster data transfer to PC. But it would really be a huge shame if they stick to antiquated Lightning port which can’t even do USB 3 speeds. They did it with last year’s iPad Pros why not with iPhones this year? How much fragmentation do we need in Apple land?
I don’t understand the need for an internally upgraded XS/XR line which is supposed to be a cheaper alternative to the new model. CPU gains are very minimal, so what features would it enable?
I just want a ~5" all screen phone, all I see are devices and rumours for ~6" and up phones.
Sigh.
shouldn't they switch back to aluminum back? Much more durable and my gosh, so much lighter!
They are actually suggesting 2019 will see the following new iPhones:
- iPhone XR 2
- iPhone XS 2
- iPhone XS Max 2
- iPhone X1
- iPhone X1 Max
That's if I read the article correctly.
There is a possibility that the iPhone XR, iPhone XS and iPhone XS Max will be updated models of the A chip etc that continues to use the current casing.
The XR for most people will last 1-2 full days of heavy usage. Why make a heavier bulkier device? That is plenty good battery life.How about making a thicker phone with a larger battery that lasts 2 days? Now, that's innovation!