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The Lynx Imaging technology that Apple acquired includes algorithms to combine data from two or more sources to produce a higher quality image than one of the sources could on its own.
Nomenclature and bifurcate, two words that are always at the ready to deploy in the event of an emergency.Nomenclature is a great word. Right up their with classics like bifurcate. Well done. Adds a little life to the thread.
Some of us, like myself and sounds like you, can look past camera bumps and antenna lines. We See past the physical characterstics. We see the camera, processor and software upgrades. I know I am in the minority, but so be it with the design of the iPhone 7. The overhaul change will be in 2017. Until then, give me incremental improvements and additional features to keep me satisfied until next year. I also upgrade annually, so this applies specifically to me.
The 3.5 Port will be inevitably deleted, which I will miss, but I understand, and I am accepting of this. Sure an adapter or dongle will suffice, not my current choice, but it will work for me.
This will be a battle room on Macrumors all the way up to the Keynote, then we will determine the move from here on out.
Change is uncomfortable at times, but acceptance only has two options. Leave or stay. See you on launch day.
I doubt Apple will raise prices on anything but the Pro, if it actually happens. They can't afford to overprice the iPhone any more than it already is, considering it's already one of the most expensive on the market.
Exactly, which means that inevitably the average selling price of iPhones in general will increase due to the people that purchase the Pro model. In other words, iPhones won't get any more expensive than they already are, but the Pro will raise the average selling price of iPhones to counter the SE's cheaper price.
"Well documented greater considerations are intuitive ease of use, hardware-software integration, reliability, perceived higher security, after sales care. etc etc"
Saying this is like saying Trump will be the greatest president. We all know how that gonna turn. If anything, iOS is opposite of ease of use. Give any smartphone regardless of OS, people can pick up relative fast. The fact iOS devices still have no file browser, no easy option to save file else where (aka, external storage), still unable to set default app. Anything wall gardened craps are anything but ease of use.
Speaking about quality, iPhone's quality is lengdary. I replaced my iPhone's screen twice under warranty due to dead pixel. This is my third screen, and dead pixel came back recently.
When I go travel, I use my Android with bigger battery and save all the pictures and videos to SD card. I refuse pay 200 dollars more for 128GB iPhone.
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iPhone need to be cheaper, not stay the same price or price increase.
Tell that to Apple, not me! I wouldn't mind a price decrease, either!
[doublepost=1470619506][/doublepost]And the line-up will be so confusing: iPhone SE, iPhone 6s, iPhone 6s Plus, iPhone 7, iPhone 7 Plus, iPhone Pro.
Lol, may be a positive thing for me. That beer-guzzling robot is hilarious.
Mute switch on all 3 devices is jacked up. Very fake. But also weird. U would think they could have straightened them up a bit before filming.
iPhone 6 could still be offered as low priced 4.7 and 5.5 inch iPhone. By then iPhone 6 would be 200 dollar cheaper.
Highly doubt it. That's the whole purpose of the SE, so that they don't have to offer a "free" larger-screened iPhone in the fall. Those who want a larger screen and have been holding out will have to pay more, at least that's what Apple wants.
Ugh not a fan of all the leaks since the iPhone 5. It just sucks all the fun out of reveal day. I get it's a rumor website but it used to be 50/50 chance a rumor was real or fake now it's pretty much right on the money.
I never get what so fun about a product announcements. It is just one more phone out of a bunch. Especially, iPhone has been really underwhelming for so long, I stopped caring about it.
With 1 billion iPhones, you hit the unlucky lottery. We've had 3 iPhone 4, two iPad 2, two 5s, 1 6, 1 6s and two MacBook airs. Since 2010 only 1 issue.
When I travel I take my dslr, lenses and laptop. Everything gets backed up there(laptop). I've had sd cards fail, unless I drop my laptop...
Apple still made 43b last quarter, so people don't find iPhone "that underwhelming".
When I travel, I bring two things: my Android phone and iPad. I primary use Android with 64GB SD card for filming and take pictures.
Talking about quality issue. I had 08 white MacBook logic board failed within warranty period. 2 iPad 2 went replacement because it always disconnect with my wifi network, iPhone 6 and 6S both went screen replacement because of dead pixels.
Apple's product quality at good. Certainly better than those cheap Android craps. But not as good as people claimed to me. I have bunch of Android phone, Windows laptops and desktops worked fine without issue for years.
The reason I use my laptop is that pictures get backed up to my website using wifi.
But I think you've been unlucky, I've really never had issues with any electronic device except for my bb storm 2, 5 replacements. I guess when tens of millions of iPhones are manufactured a small percentage slip through quality control.
I'm not so sure anymore. I can see Apple doing a $50 price increase only because Apple can get away with it. It just wouldn't surprise me.
I do trust Apple in quality wise. I never bother to buy Apple Care plus in any of my iPhone purchase, because I expect t last long. However, Apple's quality start to decline, it shows up now.
I guess I don't see any quality decline. I always thought apples manufacturing quality was good. I do have AppleCare, the reason is that I'm a klutz.
If Apple can get away with it (i.e., make more in profit by raising prices because those here who vow to defect aren't economically significant) then they probably should. It makes fiscal sense.
I disagree. The purpose of the SE is to offer a sub $400 phone, which also satisfies all those 4" phone customers who were not upgrading while testing the market for a new $600 4" phone. What Apple needs to do is get a large screen phone down to the $449 range to draw in even more Android customers who want to switch but can't afford Apple. The SE will likely drop to $299 or $349 after the 6s drops to $549 in September.
I can still hang onto the 6s until the next one comes out, even though I dislike it every day...Current SE is really-really good. Also features an amazing 3.5 mm audio jack to be plugged into just about anything.It would make little sense for Apple to release a new 4" phone just several months after SE, so we might have it in the spring 2017 or later?
I bought the 6s simply due to the 2GB RAM and the improved camera comparing to the perfectly functional 5s (The 5s constantly restarts the apps when I switch to the other ones though)
Agreed and makes little business sense...
We can sure dream of it going to happen...although 0.000000001% is not the same as 0% chance...
(Looking at the ancient Mac lineup, sigh...)
hm...Nope, incorrect information.
Not the same Touch ID hardware. Also, no 128 GB storage option.
These would tempt me enough to take the loss of trading in the 6s even though Apple does not take 6s for trade in yet.
Judging by your post and all your posts for that matter, seems like Spam to me.