Is Apple cheaping out and compromising safety? Other devices seem capable of charging fasterThey have to charge it slowly to avoid overheating and whatnot. Those batteries are dangerous to handle.
Is Apple cheaping out and compromising safety? Other devices seem capable of charging faster
Over-crowded does not necessarily equate to purchases made.The over-crowded Apple Stores would seem to indicate that the over-pricing is not a problem for consumers in general.
The other comment seemed to imply Apple is using some sort of inferior/less capable part relative to their competitorsNo. Apple doesn't cheap out when it comes to safety.
Charging slowly (and up to a level below full charge, if desired) extends overall battery life. A good thing.
Absolutely. https://www.techradar.com/news/samsung-galaxy-note-7-battery-fires-heres-why-they-explodedThey have to charge it slowly to avoid overheating and whatnot. Those batteries are dangerous to handle.
I agree with you, but Apple produces an iPhone every year because there’s a demand for it. Many people on this very forum will always buy the latest and greatest no matter what, and as long as this pays off more than the development cost, I don’t see why they wouldn’t do itI wonder why Apple doesn’t just release a new iPhone every 2 years. I can’t think of another Apple product on a yearly upgrade timetable. At this point I’m sure the vast majority of users will keep their phones for a min. of 2 years. The yearly release has become meaningless and engenders disap
I bought a case with frameless design. With normal cases the display was getting hotter.Can't believe the enhanced thermal design is the thing I look most forward too. Current models get crazy warm crazy fast.
The iPhone 17 “Slim” is rumored to be 6.6”. It’s possible Apple will introduce the larger version first next year, then introduce a smaller 6.1” version with the iPhone 18 lineup. The pieces to this puzzle are still coming together.I think the only possible light at the tunnel is the rumored iPhone "Slim" or "Air" that seems to be on the table.
Probably won't feature a smaller than 6.1" display. But it should be the slimmest and lightest 6.1" iPhone ever made.
But no leaks or talks of anything small or "mini" since 13 mini, and numerous statistics on 12 mini and 13 mini's bad sales figures, means that the <6.1" iPhone is dead.
That may be a bigger upgrade/improvement than some people realize. The user experience will definitely improve.Can't believe the enhanced thermal design is the thing I look most forward too. Current models get crazy warm crazy fast.