Oh, they won’t. Apple has found it far more cost-effective to use customers to test their products, rather than testing them properly before offering them for sale. They will continue to do this until it costs them so much in lost sales, warranty claims, and loss of good will for the company, (and hence lost sales across ALL their product lines,) that it becomes MORE expensive to release beta-quality crap and try to foist it on their customers, than not to.
When it does more demonstrable and more importantly QUANTIFIABLE harm, in dollars and cents, to Apple’s reputation to act this way, they’ll stop, and not a second earlier. You know. “Courage.”
It's likely less power than the 5G transmitter. Overall the EMR on iPhones is right up to the legal limit.But you don't mind IR radiation in your eyes for face id?
But you don't mind IR radiation in your eyes for face id?
MediaTek? Seriously?
Give up Apple, just pay Qualcomm. You're not hurting for cash.
I think it's about principal
Absolutely not - I am not worried about the IR radiation from FaceID at all - considering its brief nature. Unlike WiFi and other types of radiation.
More on this later, including ionizing vs non-ionizing radiation.
Every year there will be a new phone next year. It will always be a better phone in one year.
If the thing that makes it better is a usbc port, that’s the dumbest thing to wait for.
The principle of maximizing profits at the detriment of end users ?It's not about money, principles are though.
Principles? You do know that Apple is a company and only cares about your money right? Lets talk about Apple in China and discuss Principles.It's not about money, principles are though.
And still sticking your head in a microwave for long enough will ensure a painful death. With zero ionizing radiation involved...
And you know what comes after an iPhone 5G? A 5GS and then an iPhone 6.Hopefully it will be called iPhone 5G. Time to get out of the messy names like iPhone XR, XS and XS Max...
Radiation strength rapidly decreases with distance, which makes it reasonable to consider radiation emitted very close to your body.Anything in excess will harm you. Staying in the sun for too long will burn your skin, drinking gallons of water will kill you. The fact is that radio waves from your cell phone are a microscopic amount compared to what’s already all around us both naturally occurring and man made.
Most likely, though it has been shown that it can heat up internal tissue. Whether that itself leads to problems cannot be 100% excluded. Heat in the brain can cause things like a heat stroke.People very often confuse cellular radiation, radio waves, for nuclear radiation. The latter will kill you in even very small doses. The former is effectively harmless.
I hope whatever Apple decides to do with 5G technology that they test test test so we don’t have another reception mess on our hands.
It doesn't really make sense to release it at this point since it's hardly even available yet. Apple will release when it makes sense to support 5G. For now, LTE is very fast and often exceeds WiFI performance for me in most scenarios.So no hope of 5G on the 2019 iPhones then. Not sure my iPhone 6s Plus will be able to last me another two years...
The XS is the S model already. X then XS.Will it be the XSs?
What’s so great about 5G anyway? My only issue right now is coverage in some areas. When I’m in AT&T’s zone data is fast enough for my needs.
Nopes, you are still holding the phone incorrectly if the signals go crazy.I hope whatever Apple decides to do with 5G technology that they test test test so we don’t have another reception mess on our hands.
Cell phones have been around for a few years now, including cell phones with WiFi which operates in the microwave frequency range.My point is merely that we cannot say with absolute certainly that there is zero effect for prolonged exposure, even if the effect isn't worse than a slight headache.
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