I, too, have been awaiting a purple phone for a hot minute. Plus, my favorite number is 14 so... Apple can take my money. Again.
My old lavender iPhone 11 will always hold a special place in my heart, so I agree—although it’d probably be a bit silly to upgrade from the mid-cycle green 13 mini I bought back in March, especially because I do so appreciate its diminutive size (and because I’m not exactly rolling in the other kind of green).
Allegedly the S8 chip will be the same as the S7 (which is as you mentioned basically the S6). 💤🥱
Have a watch but sometimes still need the phone especially on holiday when the watch’s cellular connection is not active. Everyone has their uses for the various devices and a large phone just didn’t work for me.
I’m pretty excited to see the new notchless front. And to see if there’s really a purple Pro, and if so, what it looks like. I hope I’ll be able to use the OLED display this year. Some models I can, some I can’t. Every new release, I just have to see how it goes. I was going to wait until spring for the spring color option, but if the rumored new purple is as beautiful as my purple 12 mini was, I can’t imagine wanting a different color.
In all honesty the notch hasn’t really bothered me that much. Still nice to not have a notch but again it’s an incremental step rather than a major update.
Life is too short. Time is running out. Join the excitement and you must order the new flagship color of the iPhone 14. Apple's Spring event in March 2023 is way too far. I'm not sure what other color Apple may bring but that is the 2023 problem. I'll see you on pre-ordering day all excited
Looked at Apple's event last year and they didn't mention anything that has to do with Emmys or Ted Lasso. I'm pretty sure Apple will be busy announcing the iPhone, the new Apple Watch... Maybe AirPods and more. However, like you said we will find out soon.
Not debt, just a big credit card bill that month. I'm lucky enough that I can cover bills for big ticket items.
I mean why would you? If you believe that's all you paying for? Just get the 13 or even 12, no? Oh well, we know you won't and you know that's not the only difference on models.
That’s debt, though. From the moment you purchase the phone you’re in debt, until you pay your credit card bill. Then your debt is gone. If you have the means to do that it’s not a problem.
Debt from buying a house is very common in my country. About 80 per cent of the population owns a home, all financed with debt/mortgage off course. That’s financially sound indeed. It’s even promoted by the government via tax incentives.
Absolute nonsense.I’ve had all those models and never had an issue with any of them.
When I had an iPhone 6, I never had the "Bendgate" issue. With good reason: I got a Spigen case at the same time I bought the phone. I always have a case on the phone, especially given the price of a new phone nowadays. 😒💸
We need to invite Phil Schiller back to the stage. Phil!
If someone uses them right, they are a great convenience; even better if the card gets rewards. Heck technically utilities are debt unless you pay in advance equal or more than what you end up using.
Antennagate was an actual thing, though. So was Cracklegate. Quite a few of these were actual problems, come to think of it. Bendgate and Scuffgate were the two that stand out to me as being easily avoidable.