It does kind of make sense. It standardizes 6.1" as the "normal" screen size for both the 12 and 12 Pro, with models above and below having special Mini and Max names.
Coming soon...
Samsung Galaxy S21 mini
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Finally an iPhone with the option to make random calls from your contact list ... 😎Mini sounds great, but I’d really love an iPhone nano or iPhone shuffle*
*do not eat iPhone shuffle
steve jobs is rolling in his grave right now with the SKU lineup of apple products
This is a pretty tired and misunderstood reflection on what jobs did to the Mac lineup when he came back. Things were in shambles and he cleaned them up, it’s that simple. I would hardly call the sku lineup here shambles. Apple knows what it’s doing, it knows how to sell a lot of iPhones, and I doubt jobs would have a problem with that one bit.steve jobs is rolling in his grave right now with the SKU lineup of apple products
Under Jobs, we had the iPod classic, the iPod shuffle, the iPod nano, the iPod mini, and the iPod touch.steve jobs is rolling in his grave right now with the SKU lineup of apple products
Samsung had mini versions of the Galaxy S3, S4, and S5 (2012-2014)Coming soon...
Samsung Galaxy S21 mini
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Still can’t get over “Pro Max”.
Why isn’t it just:
12
12 +
12 Pro
12 Pro +
I never understood that either. They made clear and acceptable branding with the plus line of phones, and I thought the whole point was to be able to differentiate size separate from normal/pro models. Then they just threw that out the window for no apparent reason and went with an even cheesier Max.
Then imo they messed up, because the plus model had the same PPI screen, and the only discernible feature difference I think was image stabilization. However max comes across in my head as being more aligned with maximum features, similar to how the word ultra is used.
These is only four sizes. 4.7”, 5.4”, 6.1”, 6.7”.Too many models and screen sizes.
what are you talking about? The latest iPad mini was updated 18 months ago. It has the A12 chip. It’s plenty powerful.Apple please do not used the “Mini” for the 5.4” iPhone 12! The “Mini” in the iPad stands for a budget, cheap, economical smaller iPad. It is now focus selling to children too! It is ridiculous how the Mini, which when came out was expensive and many business and professional brought it is now sort of a joke! Apple has not really updated the iPad Mini to equal either the iPad Air or iPad Pro. Just call it by it size - “iPhone 12 Minimum”! People who buy the 5.4” need to have some respect, not look down on, even by children!
Love the naming scheme. Still wish it was slightly smaller but I’m starting to feel encouraged by this new (long overdue) direction. I’ve been hanging on to my OG SE for a long time, patiently waiting for a suitable successor...I hope this is the one.
Leaker known as "L0vetodream" has today shared the alleged naming for the upcoming iPhone 12 lineup on Twitter. The tweet proposes that the upcoming iPhone 12 models will be titled "iPhone 12 mini," "iPhone 12," "iPhone 12 Pro," and "iPhone 12 Pro Max."
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The names likely correspond to the three expected sizes of iPhone 12, with the 5.4-inch model being the iPhone 12 mini, the 6.7-inch model being the iPhone 12 Pro Max, and the two 6.1-inch models being the iPhone 12 and iPhone 12 Pro.
The naming of the "Pro" models follows the precedent established in previous years, and the speculated titles would be a logical naming system for the iPhone 12 lineup. With there being four new iPhones in this year's lineup, the use of four different names would help to differentiate the models significantly.
The iPhone 12 mini would be the first iPhone with the "mini" moniker, which has otherwise been seen on the iPad mini, Mac mini, and iPod mini. At 5.4-inches, the iPhone 12 mini would earn its name being smaller than 2019's smallest iPhone, the iPhone 11 Pro, which stands at 5.8-inches.
Article Link: iPhone 12 Lineup Rumored to Be Named 'iPhone 12 mini,' 'iPhone 12,' 'iPhone 12 Pro,' and 'iPhone 12 Pro Max'