You're seeing the fluff. Those cheaper phones use cheaper components. And are slower and their thumbprint or face sensor aren't as secure. When you really dig in to it you find the cheap phones are cheap for a reason.
5G is mostly hype until coverage becomes more accessible and at reasonable prices, both with hardware and carrier fees.
Apple Predictor: This fall a truly revolutionary MacBook Pro Pro 16"...with the latest (14nm ++) Intel Comet Lake (sorry boys and girls but Asus and Acer bought all stock of 10nm Intel Ice Lake) 9-core overheating CPU, insane 128GB SSD capacity and IPS LCD panel starting just at only $2999
Of course eco friendly however we do not provide any info about level of recycling / recycled materials / parts (10%, 50%, 90% ???) and where so better assume that your iPhone end in Africa as a sold waste.
Name the “way” different parts, the legitimate different, not the market hype wording
Because Android doesn’t design or sell phones, so it’d be a preposterous idea!
I am also on program and looking for same. I seem to remember the next day we got notice of some such options and I prequalified so all I had to do was hit complete order in apple store app on my iphone. Hoping they do same but cannot find anything so far
At this juncture it will mainly raise the price of the phone and cause your carrier bill to go way up (assuming you have coverage - good luck with that). My guess is that the ultimate goal of 5G is to offer an alternative to cable or fibre ISP broadband, but until pricing and coverage improve quite a lot that remains a few years in the future as a practicality.
Do you think I'm stupid? I know.
This reads like an excuse for lazy design.
It's the camera that clinched it for me, too (along with the smaller form factor, going from a plus sized to the 5.8 Pro).Very happy to read that. I hope you're right. Silly thing is that it's the camera that draws me most--I've welcomed a new baby the last year, and it's silly the amount of photos we take. I want them to be the best they can be, so any camera bump (teehee) is a good thing.
Excuse my ignorance but what does usb-c give you?
That folks are displeased enough to post indicates they are at least still interested in whatever Apple does, good or bad. When no one bothers to complain any more, watch out - likely means they've given up on Apple and, indeed, no longer care. A forum, at least for me, requires a balance in commentary - both good and bad - to be worth the time to read or post.
