Dan Riccio said Touch ID can read multiple fingerprints in any orientation. (1:16) I guess that's great if a user accidently cuts or burns a finger that must be bandaged. So I suspect users should register all 10 fingers (and perhaps toes too for extremely clumsy) with Touch ID.
You could just, you know, use your passcode like you do now.
64-bit means bo-diddly unless it has 4 GBs of RAM, which I'm nearly positive it doesn't as that would consume way too much power. I guess the word length will be faster, but only very marginally and in an almost imperceptible manner. Perhaps in another two years 64-bit will be huge, but by then the upgrade cycle will have hit soo...why laud it as a feature if it does nothing?
64-bit can bring huge performance improvements depending on your app and how it's coded. For example, how many cycles does it take to multiply two doubles on a 32bit CPU? On a 64-bit? And I guarantee there are lots of iOS developers optimizing for 64-bit right now.
- If (Ive) the plastic casing is so incredible incredible... - Why does the 5S have a crappy metal case?
Is everything black and white in your world? Can we not have something that is good, and another thing that is better?
iPhone 5S vs. Droid Mini
Battery, Mini's lasts longer
Front AND rear cameras, Mini, more megapixels. according to various reviews, also better pictures.
Price: iPhone $199, Droid Mini $99. How is this even a competition?
Don't even get me started on the ability to sideload apps vs. having to play inside Apple's walled garden.
Battery - debatable. Show me real world tests.
More megapixels does not mean better pictures. Please point to the various reviews of the unreleased 5s camera that show the mini takes better pictures.
Price: iPhone is a better phone.
Walled garden: completely subjective. The walled garden is what made the iPhone successful. If you don't like it, who cares?
Is it just me, or do someone else havin' an issue with the biometrics stuff...
a) stored and locked at the chip only... - sort of "hard to believe" in these days
Any security researcher with a packet sniffer will be able to tell if your fingerprint data gets off the chip and sent somewhere. And if that happens, you can bet it'll be all over the news.
haha.. dude, are you Tim Cook or Ive? did we hurt your feelings? calm yourself.. spend less time defending Apple and maybe you'll realize that others can have opinions.
and ps.. Ive was raving about plastic.. take less sips from that kool-aid. nice job adding "thermo" and "engineering" in there tho skippy. you could try to get a gig doing next year's script for Ive.
If others can have opinions, then he can debate them. That's the point of the forum right?
I have seen their pattern for a long time now.
APPLE DOES NOT INNOVATE!
They just refine what is already known!
Even their presentation 10 sept did not show iPhone 5S/C screen - THEY SHOWED A LUMIA SCREEN - Incredible! but sadly true.
THE RATIO LENGTH/WIDTH IS MORE IN LINE WITH LUMIA THAN iPhone 5 *
I have been a loyal customer a long time. But now it is time to abandon ship!
I want a bigger screen! I want innovation! (Fingerprint methods have been around for years and years...)
Bye bye iPhone...
P S It is starting to be embarrassing when they "overuse" words like "amazing" magical" "breakthrough" when they very well know it is not true. You can see it on their faces during presentations. They feel like schoolboys "caught red-handed" with a lie...
I know it is PR, but it is dishonest and they know it.
Wow, you've got issues. First of all refining what is already known is the very definition of innovate Get a dictionary.
And Lumia screen? You did notice that the tops and bottoms of the phone were chopped off, making it look like a different aspect ratio. What motivation does Apple have for grafting a Lumia screen onto an iPhone. You lost all credibility there.
I also chuckled how clamour for innovation, yet only mention a bigger screen. Because that's innovative?