Exactly, I was just going to say that....it's all about clicks on their site.A lot of tubers create negative videos on purpose because, negativity gets a lot of views which means more money for them.
Exactly, I was just going to say that....it's all about clicks on their site.A lot of tubers create negative videos on purpose because, negativity gets a lot of views which means more money for them.
It does seem like ProRes video is a feature that they moved up (to give reviewers something to hype up) yet intentionally delayed (so that reviewers can’t review it).Mostly because the iPhone 13 (pro and non-pro) is largely an underwhelming update. On one hand, they introduce the Pro Res to the iPhone but then they limit its usage due to the slow lightening port that remains on the iPhone.
Oh maybe its just the fact that this years 'upgrade' is lacklustre and considering its not much different to the 12 series (which was a massive upgrade), it doesn't deserve the enthusiasm you think it does. This point will make all the more sense once you see the massive changes the 14 will bring next year. iPhone 13 is going to be a forgettable model, mark my words.Exactly, I was just going to say that....it's all about clicks on their site.
Totally agree. I also think people don't realize the scale that Apple operates at and how they like to implement features. Yes, various Android phones have had 120 Hz screens for a couple of years now, but operating at 120 hz came with caveats (screen resolution hit, color fidelity hit, battery life hit) and none of those were being produced at iPhone scale numbers. I often see people online saying Apple is "holding back" features for the future, which to my mind is utter bollocks. If Apple could unleash X feature sooner, I'm sure that they would. The issue is probably related to some sort of quality issue, a hit to battery life, or being able to deliver at scale.It’s basically the 12 S. Which means it’s a solidly refined version of what was done last year. That’s not good enough for some people and they make a lot of money trying to convince you it’s not good enough for you, every year. Apple moves at a slow pace. It’s been this way for years. I’m not always thrilled about that myself, but it is what it is. If we listened to all of these videos, we’d all be carrying around iPhone 6’s and X’s because I see lots of people keep insisting Apple has done nothing noteworthy since introducing those models.
That what everybody says every year..."just you wait till next year...it'll be great" as far as these devices, it's now a fairly mature market. Every year has been a lackluster change in the grand scheme of devices. I don't believe there will be any new earth shattering changes like when the first iPhone came out. I think Apple is going to continue pushing into the medical sensor/device world.Oh maybe its just the fact that this years 'upgrade' is lacklustre and considering its not much different to the 12 series (which was a massive upgrade), it doesn't deserve the enthusiasm you think it does. This point will make all the more sense once you see the massive changes the 14 will bring next year. iPhone 13 is going to be a forgettable model, mark my words.
Exactly, my man. Well said.Who cares what some person on YouTube thinks about the new phone. If you are happy with the new model, that is all the should matter.
Well said. Quite true.YouTuber’s are so extremely desensitized to this stuff because they see and hold so many variations of tech, so every single thing they see is a small iteration of what came before it. They also, despite what they may claim in their videos, cannot put themselves in the same mindset as the average consumer.