Expect an iPhone 4S, don't expect an iPhone 5.
Then maybe you won't be so angry on Tuesday.
Expect nothing.
Then maybe you'll be excited by everything on Tuesday. And if nothing comes out, you won't be disappointed.
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Expect an iPhone 4S, don't expect an iPhone 5.
Then maybe you won't be so angry on Tuesday.
Man. I said it before.
Last time !!
The image for the 4S is a FAKE.
The word "processor" is misspelled.
HELLO ?
aurichie said:I think this is game over for. Clearly if the best they can come up with after 17 months is a pathetic speed bump for an already ageing iPhone 4 the company is in big trouble. I knew this would happen when Steve left.
JMB1911 said:iPhone 5 is still coming....
wow this has been a crazy rumor season...I am with the crowd that says apple better have a new design or face a loss of market share
zigzagable said:In what sense? The rumors are that the internals are going to be updated, so how would the phone be out-dated by an internal update? Do you mean the look will be out-dated? Because it's still the best looking phone out there.
im talking about them releasing an iPhone 4s instead of the iPhone 5. unless the iPhone 4s = iPhone 5, then, like i said it will be outdated. the iphone 4s isn't getting many internal upgrades. its gonna have the same screen size, and its gonna look the same. there are already phones out now that beat the iphone 4s. now, if the phone we get has all the features that are rumored to be in the iphone 5 (no matter what its called), then i stand corrected. but if the TRUE iphone 4s is released, then it WILL be outdated
Because one word is misspelled, the entire thing must be a FAKE?
HELLO ?
Because one word is misspelled, the entire thing must be a FAKE?
HELLO ?
Whose more likely to misspell a word. A professional retailer or someone looking for attention who faked an image.
Hi Mom, when did you join Macrumors?
ApplesAndOrangs said:Has apple been hemmorrhaging marketshare or something? They've remained relatively steady for a year and a half... what makes you think introducing a new product is suddenly going to make them lose share?
That is the past growth.
Now let's talk about the future. If i4s is a minor bump, they will lose share to s2 and s3. Back then, there was no android phone that was comparable to the iphone. In the past competition was not as fierce as it is now.
It's not about being a mom, it is about the changing media landscape and not wanting to run full force towards every new gadget out there. I'm a 27-year-old teacher. I do find it saddening to see a train full of people with their eyes glued to smart phone screens, kids playing video games and texting in class, husband and wife both thumbing away in a coffee shop, my dad in a dark room on the other side of the house on christmas eve and so on. Call me nostalgic, but I miss passing notes in school and whether you think that is a positive or negative change, smart phones are changing the most basic elements of our lives--from our culture to patterns of thought--in ways that we can't predict or stop; that doesn't mean we should just go on uncritically accepting or even celebrating every new change. Society hasn't even had time to adjust enough to develop a new etiquete around media-rich devices and if you think that nobody has a problem with this or finds them obnoxious you are wrong.
It's not about being a mom, it is about the changing media landscape and not wanting to run full force towards every new gadget out there. I'm a 27-year-old teacher. I do find it saddening to see a train full of people with their eyes glued to smart phone screens, kids playing video games and texting in class, husband and wife both thumbing away in a coffee shop, my dad in a dark room on the other side of the house on christmas eve and so on. Call me nostalgic, but I miss passing notes in school and whether you think that is a positive or negative change, smart phones are changing the most basic elements of our lives--from our culture to patterns of thought--in ways that we can't predict or stop; that doesn't mean we should just go on uncritically accepting or even celebrating every new change. Society hasn't even had time to adjust enough to develop a new etiquete around media-rich devices and if you think that nobody has a problem with this or finds them obnoxious you are wrong.
Look, I'm going to get one. I've had an android phone for a full contract period. I'm sick of it and I want more and better-the iphone. I've had iphone news alerts set on google and on my phone's pulse reader for over a year. I appreciate the elegance, the fact that they just work, the fact that they can replace so many other gadgets at honestly a fraction of the cost. That doesn't mean I want to turn my life or my wallet or my increasingly divided attention over to my phone.
I don't see how this is such an offensive position to take.
It's worse. Apple doesn't exists, it's all an illusion. Now take your pills.Wirelessly posted (Mozilla/5.0 (iPhone; U; CPU iPhone OS 4_0 like Mac OS X; en-us) AppleWebKit/532.9 (KHTML, like Gecko) Mobile/8A293)
I think apple has a teaser/marketing manipulative department that plays with our heads... "accidentally" leaks info then pulls it...
But... but.... the new hire at Best Buy told me iPhone 5 was coming!![]()