I was hoping for a few.I wonder how many likes you were expecting with that comment lol. Funny though.![]()
I was hoping for a few.I wonder how many likes you were expecting with that comment lol. Funny though.![]()
I am rather notchalant about the issue of the notch on the phone.
I don't give a damn about the notch.
However, your hatred for the notch is the exact same hatred I have for the fugly ass camera boil that has been a pox on the back of the iPhone since the iPhone 6. This is the single biggest reason I have never upgraded from the 6s to anything new.
So I've been living your decision since the 6s - just over the camera bump, not the notch.
I'm holding onto my 8+ until its gone. The notch was the biggest esthetic design failure in Apples history.
So do you think giant bezels are better looking than the iPhone X?
Im not getting an iPhone ever so Apple can put as big a notch as they like on their phoneWell I should not say never, if they add some basic customisation and stop locking out third party options I might reconsider but I don't see that ever happening.
It's definitely more symmetrical than having a hole on the one side, like the Samsung Galaxy. We have a notch for the reasons you mentioned but I don't see it dying in Apple phones, not at least for the next 2-3 years.
at least we have equally sized bezels, unlike the rest of the android phones
The people who don't like the notch are much fewer than those who don't mind it, that's what Apple cares about.
To me the notch is advertising for apple. Someone sees your screen with a notch, they'll know it is an iPhone.
The notch is like an apple tattoo on your forehead. You don't notice it but others looking at you will.
I’m a little confused about the “I haven’t upgraded in N years and won’t until Apple [does a thing they’re not likely to do]”. I understand there’s a few people that are bothered enough by things like the camera lens, or the extra screen ‘ears’ on the X/etc, but eventually, the disadvantages of dealing with an antiquated phone are quickly going to far outweigh the ‘cons’ of getting a phone with a physical feature the owner doesn’t think they’re a fan of. In other words, they feel they’re saving themselves from sub-optimal experience, but they’re just pushing themselves into a true sub-optimal experience as their screen, battery, CPU/GPU, camera, etc all become relics.
I don’t get why Apple can’t make an iPhone version of the iPad Pro? Is it that difficult?
I don’t get why Apple can’t make an iPhone version of the iPad Pro? Is it that difficult?
I noticed many local tech companies promoting their new mobile apps or likewise want to do so without paying licensing fees, hence they never use Apple-products in their marketing efforts (but rather a general template).
They could advertise their mobile apps on any, absolutely any rectangular object with a screen, but they always used a symbolic Touch ID ring in their templates a few years back. Now, fast forward to 2019, and every company is using a symbolic Face ID notch.
From a design perspective, we can all agree that the notch is a bit of an eye-sore. It certainly doesn't add value. From a marketing perspective however, it was an absolute genius move by Apple!
The notch is the instant giveaway that you're using Apple's most premium product. Like it or not, but it's the status symbol that everyone wants to be associated with - whether you're a business, or consumer, it shows that you're "Current" and part of the latest and greatest.
Honestly, I think Apple could make it smaller with the iPhone 11, but I don't think they will. I'm quite confident that the notch is here to stay.
Personally, I'm indifferent. It doesn't get in the way of my usage.
For me, one of their biggest design failures, along with the butterfly keyboard.I'm holding onto my 8+ until its gone. The notch was the biggest esthetic design failure in Apples history.
Face ID adds a lot of value.
And from a design perspective allows you to have more screen, edge to edge/corner to corner.
I would take a notch and no chin over a hole in the display + a chin. Especially when the hole is off center.