Exactly what I thought. We just will have the SE being sold by Apple, unless they are really releasing an SE+. Otherwise you need to buy from carrier, marketplace sites or privately.
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iPhone 12 Lineup With OLED Displays Predicted to Start at $649, Breaking the $999 Barrier
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Still big and ugly. Only acceptable notch is v-notch.
Gross.
Teardrop is the ugliest "solution" out of all of them.
Best is a regular top bezel. Second best is hole punch. Third best is notch.
The SE is $399 for 64GB, $449 for 128GB. They’re only charging an additional $50 for 128GB now days. They’re charging a premium for 512GB, and it’s only offered on the Pro models.
Following their current pricing on storage:
$649 for 64GB
$699 for 128GB
$799 for 256GB
$999 for 512GB
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I had sworn off on the iPhone and, in a domino effect, Apple in general, mainly because of the escalating prices, aided by the escalating currency in my country (the dollar is currently 3.5x as expensive compared to its 2011 bottom, and 70% more expensive than in 1Q2018). I currently have an iPhone X, which still serves me very well, and I'm not going back to an LCD.
But if Apple does release a slightly smaller model (the X is very hard to operate single-handed, 5.4" just might be usable), with OLED, and at $649, I may just reconsider. If the base storage is 128 GB (and let's be honest, it's about time), they'll probably have a sale from me.
But if Apple does release a slightly smaller model (the X is very hard to operate single-handed, 5.4" just might be usable), with OLED, and at $649, I may just reconsider. If the base storage is 128 GB (and let's be honest, it's about time), they'll probably have a sale from me.
If Tim Cook is upholding the design standard from Steve Jobs&Apple then the iPhone 12 will 100% look like this
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It's possible for that and makes lots of sense especially wearing mask is a new norm.
Knowing Apple, only Pro models would have thinnest bezels this time around. It's just a guess but why would they spend more money on premium tech to drive away people from the top-of-the-line?
That makes zero sense. If you said "definitely not a non-LiDAR one", OK, I can understand. I hope you're not implying just because Apple calls something Pro, you have to have it by virtue of being named Pro, regardless of features. Unless $1,000 is just chump change to you.
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Why not? Is there a specific feature the Pro has that you really need, or is it just because Apple calls them Pro?
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Taking literally what you said, $400 (in a direct conversion, without import taxes) is two months of minimum wage in Brazil. Even $200 would be expensive, although not out of the question. Yes, I know Apple doesn't target that particular demographic.
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What will the dimensions and size of 5’4 iPhone be and how comparable it is to the original iPhone, 3G and 3Gs with 3.5’ screens?
New to the iUP. Last year was my first year iUP(ing) from an XS to 11 Pro and was not expecting to plop done another $100-150-ish (my memory is fuzzy) in order to upgrade. I know there is a ~$30 activation fee. But the additional costs was surprising. My accountant lost her sh*t.
Is that typical? If so, I may need to start laying the groundwork now to ensure a smoother upgrade process.
Is that typical? If so, I may need to start laying the groundwork now to ensure a smoother upgrade process.
LOL I’m 100% with you there. I remember that 4s launch vividly, all the rumours leading up, the tear drop shape iPhone, etc. I had the same reaction to iPad Air 2 as well. At least iPads now have a clean / simpler naming setup. I’d love to see iPhone go the same way.
It’s likely a staggered launch with announcements followed by a September through November launch. [Similar to what happened with the iPhone X launch in November 2017]. Which in way, if Apple has this many models launching, I think they should be segregated, that way it gives different emphasis to different phones. Otherwise, that’s a lot of phones to present all in one Keynote, and it gives Apple extended time if they need to due to the pandemic.
