How do people feel that there's no new Iphones in the summer now? Some said the 4S was just a one off but now it's proven not the case.
Good move by Apple to have a new window for it?
I don't care about when the phone are released. I just wish that Apple was a little more forthcoming about dates. It would make it a lot easier to plan future purchases. I don't want to be sitting on an upgrade that may not come this year.
And why were all those "new" iphone parts being shown just before WWDC? Were they fake?
standing in line is nicer in June/July (outside) than it is in October.
We had a heat index of 107 yesterday in Houston and it's only June. I'd have to say that it really depends on where you live. However back on topic, I always liked the new version of iOS being shown at the iPad event, with a summer iPhone launch. But I guess that's just because that's what I'm used to. However it might make better business sense to release in the fall.
I am indifferent, really. I suppose I prefered the summer as standing in line is nicer in June/July (outside) than it is in October. Assuming that Apple has plenty of shippable preorders that can arrive to my door on launch date (or earlier!) as they did last year it shouldn't be too much of a problem.
"prototype next gen iPhone"
What does this mean in ur sig?
You must not live in the south! I'd gladly stand outside in October when the weather has a CHANCE of being mild (read: less than 90* and lower humidity) vs. June or July when the heat and humidity are brutally oppressive.
That said, I don't get the the whole standing in line thing for an electronic device. But if I did, I damn sure wouldn't want to do it in the Florida sun in the death of summer!
We had a heat index of 107 yesterday in Houston and it's only June. I'd have to say that it really depends on where you live.
You must not live in the south! I'd gladly stand outside in October when the weather has a CHANCE of being mild (read: less than 90* and lower humidity) vs. June or July when the heat and humidity are brutally oppressive.
That said, I don't get the the whole standing in line thing for an electronic device. But if I did, I damn sure wouldn't want to do it in the Florida sun in the death of summer!