Apple Asks Developers to Refrain From Using Gold iPhone 5s Images in Marketing Materials
Maybe this is a sign they are going to discontinue the gold iPhone.
Anybody who knows the iPhone 5S comes in gold yet doesn't know enough about iPhones to otherwise determine whether it's a 5S or an
older model.
I'm sure it's the case for plenty of people. The gold color confirms to those people that you have the latest and greatest iPhone, not a previous year's discounted model. The fact that you own a device that's so recent can also suggest that you update your phone regularly.
Anybody who knows the iPhone 5S comes in gold yet doesn't know enough about iPhones to otherwise determine whether it's a 5S or an
older model.
I'm sure it's the case for plenty of people. The gold color confirms to those people that you have the latest and greatest iPhone, not a previous year's discounted model. The fact that you own a device that's so recent can also suggest that you update your phone regularly.
How aspirational!
Go out of your way to impress people that don't really matter, but notice the little edge of gold spay paint on your phone!
Curious, have you actually seen one first-hand? Because I am looking at one now and at first I thought is was a silver one. The gold is so understated as to, well, not look like gold. Now, if by cheesy you mean Jarlsburg, then you might be close to accurate.Seriously. If they're smart, this "shortage" of those cheesy-looking gold ones is just a gimmick to drive demand and fake exclusivity.
A whole hole. 😛
A hole is incomplete, a tunnel is a complete hole. The width of a hole doesn't come in to play here. A grave is more of a dent than a hole.Finally something worth discussing in this thread.
How do we define a whole hole? You can always make it bigger. Does that mean there is no way for it to be whole?
That would make sense if the "Ferrari" was just a Toyota in a different color.I guess you can say the same about Ferrari. Only making 3xx production cars instead of 3,xxx production cars. They want to keep as little on the street even though demand is there to make much more.
That would make sense if the "Ferrari" was just a Toyota in a different color.
What sort of moron is going to see a gold coloured 5S as any more of a luxury item than say... a 'space grey' one?
What sort of moron is going to see a gold coloured 5S as any more of a luxury item than say... a 'space grey' one?
...I was also, but now I think I might just be in the market for one, depending on how they look in the flesh, as it were.