Will they ship next Friday? Or if people preordered in time could they potentially get them on the 22nd(next Friday?)
Not really... old design for higher price...
No they stated that pre-orders start on the 15 and availability on the 22nd.Will they ship next Friday?
Other then faster processing, what other features does it have?Why do people only care about the design? Coming from a 6 like myself, the 8 or 8 Plus is a substantial upgrade even though it looks the same. In fact, the internals/benchmarks of the 8 pretty much match the X, which will blow away every other phone on the market.
Other then faster processing, what other features does it have?
The difference between the 7 and 8 is negligible, i.e., just the processor it seems. The difference between the 6 and 8 is a tad more pronounced.
I'm coming from an SE, and I'm having trouble justifying spending $$$ on the 8
Why do people only care about the design? Coming from a 6 like myself, the 8 or 8 Plus is a substantial upgrade even though it looks the same. In fact, the internals/benchmarks of the 8 pretty much match the X, which will blow away every other phone on the market.
Yup, no argument. I wasn't talking about the x however. This thread is about the 8 and getting (or ordering)But the X is basically an 8 Plus in a sleeker form with better display, but for hundreds of dollars more.
No but hes right its more expensive than the iphone 7 was when it came out last year. Where it should have been the same price. The way they are getting around it is because they are saying "Oh look we are giving you 64GB now instead of 32GB" Which is a joke.
Yup, no argument. I wasn't talking about the x however. This thread is about the 8 and getting (or ordering)
Changes 7 vs 8 (non plus):
- Glass Back (less slippery)
- Wireless Charging
- A11 Chip (+70% CPU / +30% GPU)
- Augmented Reality Applications
- True Tone
- Fast Charging Capable
- 60FPS 4K Recording
- 240fps 1080p Recording
There are quite a few changes
Not to derail the thread, too much but I think it has some merit. The issue with the 8 is that its basically an iPhone 7 with a newer processor. That's it The X represents actual new features and a new look. Whether those features and looks are worth the higher price is debatable.Fair enough. It just seems that a lot of people are quick to say how great the X is but say the 8 or 8 Plus is only an incremental upgrade. People are more swayed by appearance than they like to admit.
Not really... old design for higher price...
In fairness though the iPhone X looks very similar to quite a few Android Flagships from the front. At least the 8 looks distinctive in regards to still looking like an iPhone.
Changes 7 vs 8 (non plus):
- Glass Back (less slippery)
- Wireless Charging
- A11 Chip (+70% CPU / +30% GPU)
- Augmented Reality Applications
- True Tone
- Fast Charging Capable
- 60FPS 4K Recording
- 240fps 1080p Recording
There are quite a few changes
30% + over the A10 not 70%
Yes, you were right it was 30% efficiency but up to 70% so my mistake. I still don't push my phone enough to need 70% more power than my 7 has. I stick by CPU stats are for bragging rights. Unless you use ever bit of that CPU power its just big numbers to get sales and for myself its not worth the cost this year. The apps I use certainly don't push the CPU to its limits and I doubt iOS 11 will tbh. Its the same as routers many people buy because the number on the box is big so it must be better, without realising that it may not really mean that much in the real world. I think this article sums up exactly my feelings"Introducing A11 Bionic. With four efficiency cores that are up to 70 percent faster than A10 Fusion."
I just read the website. Please do research before claiming that someone is wrong.
A buyer for ipx needs to put a value on the 3 or 4 new features/design difference that you are talking about.Not to derail the thread, too much but I think it has some merit. The issue with the 8 is that its basically an iPhone 7 with a newer processor. That's it The X represents actual new features and a new look. Whether those features and looks are worth the higher price is debatable.
Looks always have an impact, why else would product makers spend so much time on design, whether we're talking about coffee makers, cars or phones.