We all know the iPhone 7 will look very similar to the iphone 6 and 6S, and I've read lots of news saying the iPhone 2017 (7S) could have major design mod. Do you think it is possible?
iphone 3g> 3gsFrom what I am hearing, they won't call next year's phone the "iPhone 7s".
I hope Google and HTC also decide to call the pair of Nexus smartphones this year without the number 5 or 6 after it. Call it the Nexus Dream (homage to the G1), Nexus Passion (homage to Nexus One), or Nexus One 9 (homage to Nexus One, Nexus 9, and HTC One series). I like Nexus Dream or Nexus Passion more.
The last two posters nailed it. Go away from the numeric scheme and just call it iPhone with maybe a Plus or Pro moniker afterwards for the higher end and bigger ones. I mean seriously, by the 2020's, we will be calling it iPhone 14, 14s, 15, 15s, etc? At least iPads don't deal with that nonsense as much.
I hope Google and HTC also decide to call the pair of Nexus smartphones this year without the number 5 or 6 after it. Call it the Nexus Dream (homage to the G1), Nexus Passion (homage to Nexus One), or Nexus One 9 (homage to Nexus One, Nexus 9, and HTC One series). I like Nexus Dream or Nexus Passion more.
Well said.The last two posters nailed it. Go away from the numeric scheme and just call it iPhone with maybe a Plus or Pro moniker afterwards for the higher end and bigger ones. I mean seriously, by the 2020's, we will be calling it iPhone 14, 14s, 15, 15s, etc? At least iPads don't deal with that nonsense as much.
I hope Google and HTC also decide to call the pair of Nexus smartphones this year without the number 5 or 6 after it. Call it the Nexus Dream (homage to the G1), Nexus Passion (homage to Nexus One), or Nexus One 9 (homage to Nexus One, Nexus 9, and HTC One series). I like Nexus Dream or Nexus Passion more.
It sounds more like we don't really know much about this year's or next year's iPhones.We all know the iPhone 7 will look very similar to the iphone 6 and 6S, and I've read lots of news saying the iPhone 2017 (7S) could have major design mod. Do you think it is possible?
However, as I asked before, if they drop the numbers, than what will the 2018/19/20, etc be called then ? Can't all be called iPhone Pro or just iPhone for the other years, now can they ? Apple has to give them something so we customers can tell what the newer model is over the other models
Why not? An iPod touch is still an iPod touch as is the Mac mini as is the MacBook Pro as is the MacBook etc...
When looking at Apple's other products, they never had numbers. Macs. iPods. Well, everything.So, the iPhone 7 should be called "iPhone", and the 2018 iPhone should be called "iPhone" and in 2019 it should be called "iPhone" again, and so on. Is this logical ? I would not mind if they called it the "iPhone 2017" and "iPhone 2018" etc, but I want to know which one I'm getting. I still like it if they give it a number. Doesn't bother me one bit.
They dropped it with the iPad at one point, only to more or less bring it back.When looking at Apple's other products, they never had numbers. Macs. iPods. Well, everything.
I think dropping the number might be initially jarring just because we are so used to it being the differentiator. I think simply using screen size and processor (or more simply year or edition) might be just enough. We can still just call them all "iPhone" and then add other descriptive buzzwords.
I personally don't really care what it's called. But I do think Apple has muddled the nomenclature a bit particularly with their iPads.
I remember that. Thisnisnwhy I mentioned they had muddled things. There's an iPad two but not three. Then there's and air 2. I don't even know all the names lol; I don't own iPads. Unsure why they did what they did but I think assuming customers need a hard number in the name is disingenuous and somewhat patronizing.They dropped it with the iPad at one point, only to more or less bring it back.
iPads use numbering as well.The only Apple product to use numbering has been the iPhone and it's not even accurate except the 4, we are technically on iPhone 9 now.
iPads use numbering as well.