I’m notSo don't buy one then. It's as simple as that.
On Apple Silicon Macs, RAM is embedded on the SoC. Apple is not going to re-architect their enitre processor just to provide user-upgradeable RAM. RAM is designed that way on their custom processors for a reason.It's also equally as foolish to believe that Apple can't keep up with other smartphones in terms of what we're offered and at what price point. They literally charge astronomical prices for any type of RAM upgrade on an iMac, when in theory, if we could just replace it ourselves with a cheaper alternative they wouldn't need to charge a premium.
Early next year, there will be Android phones with 24GB RAMAgreed, these phones with their chips are so capable yet Apple holds them back.
It should look like this.
iPhone 15 pro max base ram 8gb
iPhone 15 pro max $100 upgrade 16gb
iPhone 15 pro max $200 upgrade 32gb
iPhone 15 pro max $400 upgrade 64gb
This way everyone is happy, I’d probably get a 512gb phone with 32gb ram. Then, they could justifiably call them “pro” devices.
The thing is, by having the iPhone reverse charge, you can’t use either the iPhone or the device being charged. It sounds like a good idea but when would you actually be ok with not seeing the screen while charging AW or AirPods? There is a reason this has not become a thing for iPhone or Android devices.One thing that I’d love would be the back of the iphone becoming a charger for AW or Airpods.
Samsung has reverse wireless charging on all their flagships.The thing is, by having the iPhone reverse charge, you can’t use either the iPhone or the device being charged. It sounds like a good idea but when would you actually be ok with not seeing the screen while charging AW or AirPods? There is a reason this has not become a thing for iPhone or Android devices.
I upgrade my Pro Max model every year and I agree with you.Why is there so much excitement over new iPhone each year? When was the last game-changer feature introduced? It's basically the same device in different colors each year and Apple has its fanboys drooling over nothing
Dude, they are never going to improve Siri.Why does the iPhone need 8GB of RAM? Could the rumored Siri improvements require more memory going forward?
You are going to strike out and betting wrong. 16PM will be “it”.Can't wait to dump my 12P for a 15PM. I don't see the 16 being as big of a jump so not waiting another year and see my 12P decrease further in value.
Last yer with the MAJOR 1x sensor bump. It was a quantum leap. And before that, the iPhone 11 (Pro) and its UWA camera + night mode.Why is there so much excitement over new iPhone each year? When was the last game-changer feature introduced? It's basically the same device in different colors each year and Apple has its fanboys drooling over nothing
It's quite helpful when travelling and extremely helpful if you're as forgetful as I am. Between forgetting cables, or just forgetting to charge, reverse charge from my Galaxy has been a huge help. Even on the train, I can charge my AirPods case while still listening to music.The thing is, by having the iPhone reverse charge, you can’t use either the iPhone or the device being charged. It sounds like a good idea but when would you actually be ok with not seeing the screen while charging AW or AirPods? There is a reason this has not become a thing for iPhone or Android devices.
Lack of ProMotion is pretty much the only reason I won’t go for a 15 Plus.The most enjoyable feature for me from the Pro iPhones is ProMotion. Seriously is the main reason I get it, I love the smoothness of the display. AoD is fun too. I know most love the camera updates, everything plateaued to me after the iPhone 12 Pro or so.
Apple probably wont mention the amount of RAM and then we will find our when they are in the wild that 8gb was only for the highest storage model of the Pro Max.
But Apple can still keep extremely aggressive app killing in iOS 17 regardless Of how much ram your phone has.Technical considerations aside, considering not that long ago their lovely memory flushing used to be so bad that if I had to two factor in a app the act of switching to the authenticator then back to the app would flush the app from memory and you would be stuck in a loop of not being able to authenticate I welcome a RAM bump.