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Apple Event Sept 2021: iPhone 13, Apple Watch Series 7, and More Announced
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"Even with all this incredible technology, we still have a massive camera bump"
Fixed it for them.
That compromises any elegant design language because it can't lie flat on a table. And is the first area to cause cracking on a drop test.
Fixed it for them.
That compromises any elegant design language because it can't lie flat on a table. And is the first area to cause cracking on a drop test.
"Best battery life ever, in an iPhone", sounds a bit like "best build quality ever, in a Chevy", isn't it ?
"It is the photographer, not the camera, that is the instrument." ~ Ansel Adams.
We are not going to get "cinematic-quality" tiktoks out of this
*sigh* My wife bought herself an Apple Watch 6 from the Apple Store..... 16 days ago. (Apple has a 14 day return policy.)
Don't care about the iPad.
Watch is underwhelming. Depending on price, may stick with my S4 for another year.
Not sure if the 13 PM is enough of an upgrade over the 12 PM to purchase "out of contract". I realize iPhones aren't meant to be upgraded annually anymore, but was hoping to be able to justify it this year.
Meh, kinda disappointed overall.
Watch is underwhelming. Depending on price, may stick with my S4 for another year.
Not sure if the 13 PM is enough of an upgrade over the 12 PM to purchase "out of contract". I realize iPhones aren't meant to be upgraded annually anymore, but was hoping to be able to justify it this year.
Meh, kinda disappointed overall.
That's because the main event is taking place some time next month. This was just a starter
They are contrived rubbish, but less boring than a single standing up describing the products.
The iPhone, (pretty much all models), are great devices with really great utility but to suggest things like you can use one with no ancillaries to shoot movies at a professional level like she implies is pure crap.
You can shoot great movies yes, but you very likely won't be the next Ridley Scott.
There is a reason filmmakers use huge costly cameras, if they could get away instead with using a $1K device to replace each camera on a set, I'm sure they would. Maybe the world is shifting and that in the next ten years we'll be at a level where they are deemed good enough for professional top level film production. Who knows.
