Still bamboozles me they went for thicker phones just so they can add "wireless" charging (the worst gimmick of all gimmicks) ... the space would be much better used by a bigger battery ... iPhone Xr is a huge brick for no good reason.
Still bamboozles me they went for thicker phones just so they can add "wireless" charging (the worst gimmick of all gimmicks) ... the space would be much better used by a bugger battery.. iPhone Xr is a huge brick for no good reason.
It’s like the current devices. They are not 6.5 inch but 6.42 because of the notch.That 5.24 model will be great for those who want a smaller iPhone.
I'm curious regarding those weird sizes such as 6.06... Are we going some flexible route or something?
The Xr has a low resolution,old technology LCD display,that’s the main reason why battery last longer.What are you talking about? The iPhone XR has exceptional battery life, anyone that owns that phone will attest to that. So even though the XR is a thicker phone, there is a good reason why it is thicker with the bigger battery.
I have an SE, and don't want to go any bigger, only just fits comfortably in my pockets at that size.I bet the iphone 5.42” will be the size of the iPhone 8 but all display. Not that small. I would love to have an updated iPhone in SE sized instead.
They could make a small phone that unfolds into a bigger phone![]()
Yeah I agree, I’m really not that bothered about them. My wife has an Xs and the screen isn’t worth the extra premium.Goodbye to Apple from me if new iPhones are oled only
ByeGoodbye to Apple from me if new iPhones are oled only
Hopefully no low frequency headache inducing PWM like on the X and XS! Terrible for Apple to put out displays that cause people to not be able to use them. And Macrumors should report on this!
That 5.24 model will be great for those who want a smaller iPhone.
Wireless coil charging is not a gimmick and will prove very useful to have in all phones going forward, for use cases such as car charging, charging on commercial planes, in cafés, airports and public spaces for when users may not have a charging cable handy or not want to carry one around with them. And, one less cable to break. You say gimmick, but I disagree... I believe this will prove very handy for users of smartphones going forward. As these charging spots begin to pop up everywhere this solution will feel obvious and inevitable, and handy when you’re running low.Still bamboozles me they went for thicker phones just so they can add "wireless" charging (the worst gimmick of all gimmicks) ... the space would be much better used by a bigger battery ... iPhone Xr is a huge brick for no good reason.