That's probably because all of the features they've announced to this point really do seem like gimmicks. It feels more like a play for Apple to stay relevant in AI (and to sell more iPhones). I'll test out Apple Intelligence with the next update, but I'm not waiting with bated breath for it.While I realize my tiny little slice of this world is hardly representative, no one I know cares at all about Apple Intelligence. It’s seen as nothing more than a gimmick/novelty.
Not really, he's been using AI since it's been in the beta stages. Living in a world where if you can afford things, buy them!! YOLO!!Once Apple Intelligence is out, he'll feel left out. Oh, poor kid. 😝
Geez... Pro Max for a teen? What world are we living in? 🤣
Teens are becoming smarter and realizing that the whole blue bubbles thing is really dumb, but it has been the main and only reason Apple is selling iPhones for a while.
How much are y’all paying?
I just trade my phone in yearly lol
I'm not sure what you qualify as 'kids', but there are between 12-15% fewer teenagers working today in the US than there were twenty years ago, depending on the source.Not necessarily. My brother works and has since he is 13. He usually only has to tell my parents he wants to upgrade lol. He’s paying for the phone.
Kids these days actually have jobs.
Tim we had a slight drop.
- Ok we can handle 5%
Little bit more
- 9%?
Slightly more ...
- two digit drop?
More
- 15%????
23!
- Ok, we will say "In Apple we are redefining the word slight".
Who wrote this was slightly biased.
Well, I’m not from the US and prices over here are always a couple of hundred dollars more. So, it was an impulse purchase.Sorry but I just can’t wrap my head around this. It must be nice to buy an over $1000 phone for no other reason than you happened to be near a store when it came out! And…feels MUCH snappier…..what does that even mean with a phone?
What are you talking about?? The slight drop was referring to the percentage planning to upgrade to a new model iPhone this fall or winter. Last year's survey showed that 23% of respondents were planning to upgrade to iPhone 15. This year's survey showed that 22% of respondents were planning to upgrade to iPhone 16. That's a slight 1% dro
Perhaps I’m missing some sarcasm but having been a teen yourself less than a year ago I can confidently say you’re among the youngest demographic on these forums 😆Maybe I'm old (I'm 20), but like, do teens really make financial decisions about whether or not to upgrade their phones? For me it was "ask my parents if I can have a new phone, and they might say no".
Lmao as a hater of all things AI and the Vision Pro I’m adding to to my signature lest you object.People who buy the ip16 for AI are the same people who bought Vision to streamline their work life balance…
But is it really?Besides, this is all US-only. And the world is much bigger than that.
Not for Apple probably as the US makes up a big chunk of their sales data. The rest of the World has a majority made up of Android users, so this sort of news won't be a shock in the slightest.But is it really?