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Apple's iPhone 8 Said to Feature 'Water Drop Design' in Homage to Original iPhone
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Haha, I would say that but I never had one
although they were both the same design wise. Best design they've made I think.
Don't know about you, but myself, I can't remember ever having read so many conflicting reports about the coming iPhone line-up as this year.
If you read them all, it's hard not to be utterly dazed or baffled by all the conjecture.
People seem to be forgetting that this website is called "MacRumors", and publishes articles based on rumors... You also might have noticed that official product news rarely comes from Apple months before their release – readers want to hear rumors.
Haha, I would say that but I never had one
I agree about the design. I thought you were talking about design and the tech inside and that's why I said 4S. I mean, the dual processor alone was such a huge upgrade.
I was just thinking about the design of the body, it was a bit like jewellery I think. Not doubting the spec updates at all as it wad quite the jump.
I was looking at that for a remodel and read the reviews. They all pretty much said the same thing. Sucks since that thing wasn't cheap.
Wow, what a nostalgia attack! I used to love jailbreaking and messing with old iPhones. And, while I had an iPhone 1 I got from a school e-waste drive, my friend had his brand new 3GS. Such an awe-inspiring device at the time.
Now, can we have a version of iOS that pays homage to iOS 6 by having almost no bugs and no lag? I've been a fan of iOS for so long but have been beginning to check periodically if it's become worse than Android yet.
Now, can we have a version of iOS that pays homage to iOS 6 by having almost no bugs and no lag? I've been a fan of iOS for so long but have been beginning to check periodically if it's become worse than Android yet.
So it took Apple 5 years to get iOS sorted out. I suspect it will take them 5 years to get the iOS 7 architecture sorted out.
It didn't take them 5 years. iPhone OS 3 was fine. And they had Steve Jobs back then. If you'll notice the 2015 rMBP in my signature, I'll sadly report that it already has a hardware problem, 1 month in. I'd switch to Linux if anyone could make a usable DE for it.
To me iOS 7 was fine. However is "fine" the new benchmark?
That your Mac has a hardware issue; no manufacturer can guarantee 100% flaw free products. But I agree it's a pain...