LOL @ the overreactions to this revelation.
I'm pretty sure that this phone will have more RAM than the Tricorder on Star Trek.
Its OK ppl. Pretty sure that you will be able to take calls.
Who uses a phone to make calls?
LOL @ the overreactions to this revelation.
I'm pretty sure that this phone will have more RAM than the Tricorder on Star Trek.
Its OK ppl. Pretty sure that you will be able to take calls.
It does have some short comings but that one handed mode is a complete gimmick and not needed at all.
I don't see the big deal...I've never had a problem with the amount of RAM on my iPhone 5 and I multitask.
Sure, Apple could of ponied up and increased the RAM to 1gb and the minimum memory to 32gb, it's not that big of a deal.
Totally. It's always better to have a smaller battery, a 326 ppi vs 400+, and no optical image stabilization. Right?![]()
I hear the one handed mode is needed to easily use the phone with one hand... How could that not be useful? "Needed" is up to the person I would think.
Perhaps, perhaps not in the iPhone 6. There are certainly more open (as in the design is open) examples where RAM definitely has an effect on power consumption. If you've ever burned your hand on the RAM on a video card... (extreme example, but just to illustrate).
Just strange paying so much for something that has mid tier specs
If you have a problem with the iPhone 6 only having 1 GB of RAM, just buy two iPhones. Now you have 2 GBs of RAM. Problem solved.
6 > 6 Plus.
Simple as that!
I ask the same question of anyone buying anything running android. Nice shiny powerful hardware running the windows vista of mobile OS.
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The more I sit on this the more I'm leaning towards not getting it. Specs are kinda disappointing in a techie's mind
Whatever. It still outperforms competition products. That's really all that matters in the end.
I ask the same question of anyone buying anything running android. Nice shiny powerful hardware running the windows vista of mobile OS.
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