Believe it or not, I am still a supporter, too. Of course, I'm madder than a hornet about the removal of the headphone jack. I think it's a real shame to retain the comparatively low resolution of the smaller model. I'm very negative on a lot of things Apple right now. Witness my new grumpy signature.
But I do think it is a solid upgrade despite those points, especially for folks who don't give a hoot about the missing headphone jack. I think it's got some good spec bumps and will handle everything iOS 10 and Mario and Pokemon Go throw at it. I originally championed the adoption of USB-C but recent readings about safety concerns over poor implementations of the new standard have got me wondering if Apple doesn't have a point holding back on that for now.
If the cameras on both models live up to the keynote promises, it's going to be a nice point and shoot camera phone, too. Piano black and matte black and silver look slick with the newly moved antenna lines. Rose gold and gold unfortunately still look a little too contrasted. Oh well. The camera bumps are still ugly but I've seen way worse on the competition. At least they're up in a corner, out of the way. The phones themselves don't make me too mad...missing 3.5 jack notwithstanding, which as I said does make me mad. It's other aspects of Apple's doings that have me making my

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I don't know if I will get the 7 or not. I'm not preordering this time around, but I'll read all the reviews and play with the store models. I'll give it a fair chance to replace my 6SPlus, which is a fabulous phone but I want an even better camera.