Probably. I used my friends Galaxy s6 and the screen dumps all over the iPhone 6+ screen
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Apple Launching iPhone 6s and 6s Plus With 3D Touch, 12MP Camera and A9 Chip on September 25
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Probably. I used my friends Galaxy s6 and the screen dumps all over the iPhone 6+ screen
And again Apple raised the prices for iPhones in Germany.. Now a 64GB 6s Plus costs around $200 more here than in the US. What's Tim doing with all that extra money..?!
Lol. Nope you can jailbreak and do it on any older device by installing a tweak. Crazy how many times Apple has more or less cloned existing tweaks. Even the animation is the exact same.
Every new iPhone release and same old weak comments. The phone is a good update, I don't know what more people are expecting out of a smart phone.
they are expecting current technology/specs.
Your girlfriend won't let you buy a pink iPhone? Why's that? Wonder where those insecurities stem from. Can't you stand up for yourself and buy whatever colour you want? It's going to be your phone after all.
agreed. When I try to change the watch face on my Apple Watch with Force Touch, I didn't feel like it was anything that different than changing the watch face on my Moto 360. With Moto 360, you just hold a little longer. Pressure sensitive touch still seems gimmicky to me, something that Samsung would do (they'll probably now...haha).
Because its the same - just ran a compare on their site
http://www.apple.com/iphone-6/specs/
http://www.apple.com/iphone-6s/specs/
Sorry, but fudge your girlfriend. It's YOUR iPhone, YOUR choice. Period. You shouldn't let anyone decide for you.
Exactly!
Guh!
16GB was generous when it was storing the 3GS' 3 megapixel photos, MMSing was rare, and the apps on offer were only a few megabytes each.
But this is not a phone for that world. The camera in this phone is 12 megapixels and shoots video at 4K resolution. Even assuming it uses some hefty compression--48 Mbps is what Samsung uses and it makes the video look less than great--that means if you clear your base model phone of every photo, song, email, app, text, and contact--oh, and your operating system, you can store around 35 minutes of video on it. If you add that stuff back in, the video camera becomes less a feature and more a liability. Doubly so when you account for photos taking up many times more storage now and the average app being upwards of 50MB.
Do not buy a 16GB iPhone. If you're thinking about buying the iPhone 6S--which is totally understandable because it looks like it may well be the best phone out this year--but you can't swing the $100 jump to the 64GB model, buy last year's model or go for a different phone.
Apple is 100% behind its competition here. They're trying so hard to push people toward taking that $100 64GB jump and/or buying into cloud storage, but in doing so, they've created a sore spot in their product line--right at the bottom--where they actually have a product that will be incredibly frustrating to entry-level users to use.
16GB was generous when it was storing the 3GS' 3 megapixel photos, MMSing was rare, and the apps on offer were only a few megabytes each.
But this is not a phone for that world. The camera in this phone is 12 megapixels and shoots video at 4K resolution. Even assuming it uses some hefty compression--48 Mbps is what Samsung uses and it makes the video look less than great--that means if you clear your base model phone of every photo, song, email, app, text, and contact--oh, and your operating system, you can store around 35 minutes of video on it. If you add that stuff back in, the video camera becomes less a feature and more a liability. Doubly so when you account for photos taking up many times more storage now and the average app being upwards of 50MB.
Do not buy a 16GB iPhone. If you're thinking about buying the iPhone 6S--which is totally understandable because it looks like it may well be the best phone out this year--but you can't swing the $100 jump to the 64GB model, buy last year's model or go for a different phone.
Apple is 100% behind its competition here. They're trying so hard to push people toward taking that $100 64GB jump and/or buying into cloud storage, but in doing so, they've created a sore spot in their product line--right at the bottom--where they actually have a product that will be incredibly frustrating to entry-level users to use.
It's quite simple really. They didn't want to put "old tech" into the iPhone (as in, tech released in the early part of the year). It is exactly the same tech, but this way people who don't know any better will think it's somehow special for the iPhone. Craig actually misspoke up on stage and called it Force Touch once. Pure marketing.
LMAO - Common dude, pink power and all that!! Get a pink phone, and get a pink case to go with it just to show the Mrs who wears the pants...
I have to resist this generation. 3D touch is nice, but we all just know something major is in store for the 7.
I don't have anything more to add. Just wanted to quote it so maybe it gets read more, because it's absolutely true and good advice to anybody looking to upgrade from an older model with a much older camera. It's downright unacceptable of Apple to do this, actually. So many customers are going to be frustrated.
The Magic is that they still use the A8 in the new Apple TV, then again, last years fastest would've been the A8X, so prob an incremental step from that I guess.