The iPhone is getting boring and I think it's catching up with Apple in terms of sales.
Did you not see the revenue results from last week? There's not discernible slowing in iPhone sales, whatsoever.
The iPhone is getting boring and I think it's catching up with Apple in terms of sales.
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Did you not see the revenue results from last week? There's not discernible slowing in iPhone sales, whatsoever.
There are going to be a lot of disappointed people that day...
Is there any chance that AT&T will do as they did with the 4S and make people eligible for the upgrade even though they haven't finished their existing contracts? I remember some people saying they were eligible for the 4S upgrade even before their first year of contract was up.
controlled leak: Apple's way of saying "don't jump onto android yet, hold onto your hat's because we're getting something"
The big question...
Does T-Mobile get the iPhone finally?
So much for 'doubling down on secrecy.'
If the design we've seen is the final design, then I think any innovation or fireworks will have to come from within. I don't really see upgrading from a 4s solely for a slightly larger screen.
My guess is that the main hardware features will be LTE, NFC (Passbook), and the usual slew of speed enhancements. The question is, are those hardware features in combination with iOS 6 enough?
We'll see...
Literally a .5 inch larger phone than you already have. Camera will be marginally better, 4G (nearly all androids already have this), and NFC (all androids have this). iOS 6 = looks the same as every iOS ever made with a few new features you will probably rarely use.
/pass.
Nope. Maybe the cheaper 4 and 4S models, but T-Mobile still need an LTE network compatible with the new iPhone.