Besides those. The iPhones are always solid every year. The MacBook was a joke, the iPad Pro, Keyboard, and Pencil were laughable, and Apple Music was full of bugs. The Apple Watch was definitely good, but not something that I would recommend in its current state. Overall I was not too impressed by the 2015 lineup.
I like led the Apple Watch enough to buy one for my son. I liked the concept of an iPad pro but we already have two iPads and didn't need another. We got an sp4 instead. As far as Apple Music, MacBook i don't currently use either. iOS 9 I do like.
Probably referring to the big fail of selling only 75,000,000 phones at high end with only 35% plus profits.
Because most things have been down this month and because as is often the case Apple's stock goes down after announcements and earnings, even the good ones (which most of them have been for quite a while)?
I don't know why everyone gets all in a fit over iPhone sales numbers. This is the S year, and this is usually the low point in the S model sales every single year. It's close enough to the 7 that no one will upgrade yet and there are no sales on the S models at this point.
Good news or same news isn't all that exciting so any glimpse of something different is something various people cling on to and run with almost just for the excitement of it all.
I don't think anyone is denying that Apple is stronger then ever, but like Wallstreet people are waiting to see the iPhone slip. Even during their last investor call in, they made a gazillion dollars but they're making that mostly on a single product and that product is starting to show signs that its grow has slowing. You cannot have record breaking sales every quarter. At some point you will have reached saturation with your product.
That cannot be said enough times. I think the world is in for global smartphone slow down. There comes a time when the market is getting saturated. there starts to be less and less reasons to buy a new phone. Look at the iphone 6 it was a game changer and now there is less reasons to upgrade. I think that is why Apple warned that March will be the first ever decline in iphone sales. It is not doom and gloom for them by no means. It just means smartphones have matured feature set wise and there is less and less reasons for people to upgrade.
They've had other flops in their illustrious history and they weathered the storm. While many of us loved the G4 cube, it was a failure by metric you want to use.
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I hope they make a significant design change with the 7, such as slimming down the bezels and removing the home button (front facing speakers would be nice too). I hope the antenna lines take a hike once the iPhone 7 is out and they can find a way to get the camera flush with the body. A redesign is one of the things I think the iPhone needs, even though many like the iPhone and its iconic look and home button. Nothing radical, but something to the point where it changes the look and feel like no other iPhone before it.Agree with this 100%, i don't think Apple are going to do anything radical to change the iPhone, after all it sells and it sells VERY well indeed. I don't know what people expect but i have a hard time seeing how the iPhone will change much in terms of design, there isn't really much that can be done with it in terms of it's shape. This doesn't really bother me anyway, i have the iPhone 6 Plus and i think it's great.
Sometimes people expect too much, for example some people were saying that the iPhone 6S isn't a massive leap, but the 3D feature and live photo's are great, i feel that they change the way people use the phone, my best friend has the 6S and I've played with the 3D touch feature, it's a great addition, so is the live photo's, my best friend has a young child and the live photo really is useful for capturing great moments, for example at her sons 9th birthday party.
I personally don't think the iPhone needs drastic or massive design changes, sometimes subtle features such as 3D Touch and Live photo's add more to it than anything else.
(sorry for the long really
