Well I saw one person post here that they don't need so much camera as they would use their 'real' camera for serious work. So that's one feature some can lose.To those who disagree, I'm curious to what you would compromise for a thinner device?
Well I saw one person post here that they don't need so much camera as they would use their 'real' camera for serious work. So that's one feature some can lose.To those who disagree, I'm curious to what you would compromise for a thinner device?
On the bright side, it's rumored to have a 6.6" ProMotion Display.so compromise speakers, cameras, battery, rigidity, all to make it a little thinner?
It's actually rumored to have a 6.6" ProMotion Display.Same 6.7" display
Who's WE? I know some do want shorter. I know others just want thinner. Everyone wants something a bit different. Some will get most of what they want and not others and in the end we just vote with our wallets.We want shorter, not thinner… ugh. I want a phone that can easily be used with one hand.
Let’s hope this is a flop so that Tim learns a lesson.
I again tried some folding phones in a store the other day... Wake me up when the crease is gone (don't tell me it's getting "better" when better is still very visible), the screen is not plastic that is easily damaged by your fingernails and when the hinge opens one-handed like the olden days. Hope Apple sticks to "simple is best" or comes up with something spectacular I haven't considered or seen yet.This really feels like one half of a foldable phone, they just need to tack on the other half to it.
This really feels like one half of a foldable phone, they just need to tack on the other half to it.
More or less. But the good news is those like you and me that don't want such a phone will have other options. So no problemThis sounds like it’s going to be form over function with massive steps backwards all with a higher price tag.
me. I requested it. I'll take the blame.Who is this phone for?
I think it's for me. I currently have an iPhone 14 Pro Max as my main phone, and an iPhone 13 mini that I only use professionally (so phone, messages, mail, LinkedIn, light browsing, and links to notes and documents from my work iPad, etc.) The iPhone 13 mini is that phone because I want it to be capable when I need it, but light, I don't need a lot of battery but I also need the ecosystem support (Handoff, iCloud, etc.). When that iPhone Mini dies, I'll probably replace it with the Air.Who is this phone for?
Why would you prefer an air over a 17 mini? Am I the only one who can’t reach my thumb easily to the top of these giant screens if holding with one hand?I think it's for me. I currently have an iPhone 14 Pro Max as my main phone, and an iPhone 13 mini that I only use professionally (so phone, messages, mail, LinkedIn, light browsing, and links to notes and documents from my work iPad, etc.) The iPhone 13 mini is that phone because I want it to be capable when I need it, but light, I don't need a lot of battery but I also need the ecosystem support (Handoff, iCloud, etc.). When that iPhone Mini dies, I'll probably replace it with the Air.
I don't have problems with a regular phone, reachability is enough for me to easily reach the whole screen on my Max. That being said, I would prefer a 17 Mini, but that's not in the cards, so the Air it must beWhy would you prefer an air over a 17 mini? Am I the only one who can’t reach my thumb easily to the top of these giant screens if holding with one hand?