They can still improve the design like making the camera lenses not stick out, rounding the sides, etc. it’s far from perfect at this point.
They’re probably using aluminum because they’re using more metal overall. I wonder why. Just aesthetics?
The US is about to come under a major change. Apple is an American company. It’s not hard to figure out. Apple has to do what is best for them financially and it makes sense at least to me.
I never said it was perfect, just a mature design that can only be fine tuned. I still use a Xs Max, I love the thin design, rounded edges and 3D touch. Have a 16 Pro Max on the way now that it might be the last Titanium iPhone.
Best design ever, Im on my 3rd one. It still gets latest iOS updates so I don't feel like I'm missing out. I was hopefully about the 17 Air but seeing thats its aluminium im a bit disappointed. Maybe it will be a 7000-series aluminium that is much stronger then 6000-series, but I still prefer steel/titanium.
That was just from Jon prosser and it was a load of bull from a massive liar.
With wonderful tariffs. Can't wait to see how they work as nearly everything the US produces has Chinese parts in them.
They did surprise us with how ugly the iPhone 6/6s was (compared to the 5/5s).
According to a cnn article today smartphones will go up a minimum of $213 but could be more. Obviously the more expensive a phone is the more it will increase in price. I’m going to guess that the upcoming iPhone SE will sell better than previous SE phones.
My smartphone has replaced dSLR for most times. Now I want it to replace the drone as well. Can we have a flying phone, all that you need is 4 additional retractable arms with small props
