Seamless design.
Not since the 5S with it's different colored top and bottom. Plus, I'm sure with a little bit of work Jony Ives could find a way to hide the seam just under the antenna band.
Seamless design.
What is one good reason for nonremovable batteries from the consumer's perspective?
4" and 4.8" iphone 6. I am about 99% certain they will never get rid of 4". There are people who want the smaller device, and people who want the larger device, with the former making up the vast majority of those. Similar to how the iPad Mini with Retain and iPad Air have the exact same internals, the iPhone 6 4" and 4.8-5" will have identical internals, the only difference will be physical device size.
What is one good reason for nonremovable batteries from the consumer's perspective?
Not if the resolution is @3x (1704x960).
Absolutely all apps would keep using the same dimensions, positions and AutoLayout constraint, except with a 3x multiplier to transform points to pixels.
All developers would have to do to "optimize for iPhone 6" would be to add @3x.png assets to their project, and Xcode would automatically handle the rest.
In the mean time @2x assets displayed on a @3x display would look better than @1x assets looked on the iPhone 4 display when it was released, and we'd have no letterboxing like initially with the iPhone 5.
I don't know what's the likeliness from a economical/manufacturing perspective, but from a developer's perspective that'd be the most elegant way to up the resolution without jumping to the total overkill that is @4x (2272x1280).
So the device is seamless, amazing, and beautiful. You start adding parts that are removable you immediately start taking away from the beauty and simplicity of the device.
thinner and lighter
a removable battery design will need a sturdy battery compartment and a sturdy battery casing.
both of which will increase the bulk of the phone.
plus for ultra thin designs require irregular battery shapes are required (ie. the unibody macbooks)
removable batteries are not possible in that scenario
thinner and lighter
a removable battery design will need a sturdy battery compartment and a sturdy battery casing.
both of which will increase the bulk of the phone.
plus for ultra thin designs require irregular battery shapes are required (ie. the unibody macbooks)
removable batteries are not possible in that scenario
4.5" would've been perfect. 4.8" is a little too high.
They could do it, they just wont
That's exactly the reason why Apple silently introduced that swipe-back-gesture some time ago. Believe me, they will certainly justify the bigger screen with software tweaks like that at the coming press event.![]()
no, the iphone is too much in my pocket as is, I love having my ipod touch with me almost invisible in my pocket at 88 grams around the house, that is what I would like to see iphone 6 like, I don't want a bigger screen for reading and typing, I have an ipad mini for when I want size of screen. I hope they release 2 models though, what both of us want.
Even if they could, and made it look completely amazing, I still wouldn't want it, it is simply not needed at all. The vast vast majority would never change or remove the battery.
Apple's worst idea to me in the past few years has been the iPod Touch Loop. Completely useless, and no one used it, the only thing that did was make a button people would press in and out because it is addictive. Design wise it was the best they could make it look, but as a functional standpoint, it was 100% useless, and NOT needed.
Google admits through their latest Android report for developers most people (over 80%) still use a small screen phone (4" or smaller).
After using a Galaxy Note or S4 you'll never get back to a smaller screen. It's very comfortable for typing and reading.
Soon even men who have these large screen phones will be carrying them in a under the arm purse but I'm sure it will be called a mini satchel or something.![]()
After using a Galaxy Note or S4 you'll never get back to a smaller screen. It's very comfortable for typing and reading.
I don't know why people say idiotic stuff like this. If a bigger screen suits you, you'll never go back to a smaller one granted. I know people, (well heeled ones), that just prefer the smaller form factor of the 4S.
Why is that so hard to accept?
i dont know where you come up with all this vast majority crap
anyone with an older ios device with a deteriorated battery would replace the battery, rather than suffer with it or simply throw out the device.
its all part of planned obsolescence.
1. ac is fantastic, especially for wifi syncing, as it is now wifi syncing is useless, with ac it will be absolutely amazing.