Not as tiny as the Apple watch. Plenty big for a large number of people, obviously!
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Demand for iPhone SE is 'Very Strong,' Exceeds Available Supply
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Well, that's kind of the point, isn't it? Apple under Cook is a follower, not a leader. "Big phones are the new hot thing? We can do that too!"
True, but maybe people like the form factor of it as well?
But I'm glad people are liking their SE.
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Such statements mean very little . When you control supply, you can create an illusion of demand.
They played the same games with the Apple Watch , anytime you ask an apple executive how something is performing, the responce very positive.
Next quarter results will tell the truth.
If the 7 comes without a headphone jack, I might pick up the SE. Done with paying premium pricing to have features removed needing an adapter....
They played the same games with the Apple Watch , anytime you ask an apple executive how something is performing, the responce very positive.
Next quarter results will tell the truth.
If the 7 comes without a headphone jack, I might pick up the SE. Done with paying premium pricing to have features removed needing an adapter....
actually it doesn't make any sense economically to purposefully control supply in exchange for demand. you may gain more interest but you lose a lot of the pricing power. it's smarter to price better to control demand than to control demand through limited supply.
ie, when the wii came out it sold out like crazy. nintendo lost a lot of money in the aftermarket from people who sold the wii's at a premium, sometimes double. nintendo would've been smarter to just price the wii higher so supply can meet demand and they make up all that revenue.
sure, it's much better for tim cook to mislead shareholders than to make money off that extra 500 people.
Well that is because no one else have a "high" end 4" phone, all the smaller Android phone are really cheap stuff with specs way lower than they would need and most of the time never recieve an update, no wonder they do not sell...
Only Tim Cook is surprised. The SE is currently the only iPhone in their line up that makes sense, it would have been surprising for it not to sell well. Hopefully they'll release an iPhone 7 of that size.
Yeah, it's amazing what a new color can do to a nearly 4-year-old design. Maybe Apple should've introduced one or two more new colors for the SE. Well, maybe next year Apple will introduce a new iPhone design that comes in three screen sizes (4-4.3", 5" and 5.8"), all sharing the same body style.
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Unlikely this year, people will have to wait until next year for the next smaller screen iPhone, along with the redesigned tenth anniversary iPhone (see above).
Let's put this straight: these weren't reports, these were claims, based on some pencil pusher's opinion.
Do it, I did and I have been loving using my SE where as I barely touched my 6S+.
Maybe technology is one of his hobbies/interests? People who have it as a hobby see technology different to the rest who see it just as a tool and only replace when it stops doing its job.
Put 3D Touch and everything else you have in mind for the main line in the next one and you got a customer.
This was a good move from Apple as some prefer smaller phones.
When the 2017 iphone is released hopefully the smaller version will be that a small flagship with no compromises.
When the 2017 iphone is released hopefully the smaller version will be that a small flagship with no compromises.