on October 9 what are those 40 new countries ?anybody has a link or apple link?
It's not required - isn't the OS simple enough already? You open the App then close it - is it really that difficult and time consuming?
I have to say this again every year. The only reason they keep on breaking the record is they keep adding countries every year. It's all about the papers and Cook is the real opportunistic here. Get all the attention from the media and Apple will be all over the news for a couple days. I can walk to Apple Store today to get an iPhone 6s no problem except for the rose gold.
Apple is setting itself up in a bad position with this high-expectation. it will have to break its own breaking-record numbers in the future or else.... and we all know nothing will go up forever, nature law of gravity.
Keep telling yourself that. iPhone 6S also has 2 GB RAM and A9 processor, which is a huge leap over the A8. People that upgrade every other year prefer the S cycle for a reason. The S versions are always MUCH better than the non-S version.
3D touch is Apple's version of a shortcut and its an operating system for a phone - are people so challenged that they need shortcuts for everything? This also means double input - press to preview and then launch App.
Yup, marketing hyperbole the other phone makers wish they could claim.Nope just common sense - not marketing hyperbole.
live photos and 3D touch awesome
battery life is insane
At the end of the day sales are sales. Who cares if the come at the end of September or in October. If demand is weak it will show up in Apple's quarterly earnings release in January.I have to say this again every year. The only reason they keep on breaking the record is they keep adding countries every year. It's all about the papers and Cook is the real opportunistic here. Get all the attention from the media and Apple will be all over the news for a couple days. I can walk to Apple Store today to get an iPhone 6s no problem except for the rose gold.
NopeDid you have an older iPhone than the 6? It's identical to the older 6 and 6 Plus.
Right, just like all the previous iterations performed just like the previous S models. Grasp at straws much?It's true. Performance wise, the S version usually lays the groundwork for the next numbered revision. So the iPhone 7 will perform similarly to the 6S.
I have to say this again every year. The only reason they keep on breaking the record is they keep adding countries every year. It's all about the papers and Cook is the real opportunistic here. Get all the attention from the media and Apple will be all over the news for a couple days. I can walk to Apple Store today to get an iPhone 6s no problem except for the rose gold.
What does this mean? I'm assuming the 13M would have to include anyone that pre-ordered and received their phone. So is it really three days?
You said "3D touch is already saving me time as I can 'peek' at links embedded in emails without having to actually click-following the link and then go back to email." Is is that much of a mental challenge to open and app and close it - really?
So the quetion is, is the 13M a function of supply? Is Apple selling them as fast as they can make them? Or is there slightly softer demand at launch?
Based on the website below , which tracks Apple Store shipping dates in major launch countries, the earliest ship date is 10/5, lots of 10/19, some 1-2 weeks and the 6S Plus is mostly showing 3-4 weeks out. I tried to reserve a 64GB space gray and only a handful of Apple stores were listed as being available to reserve. My state wasn't (and it has 5 Apple stores).
http://iphone-inventory.blogspot.com/2015/09/iphone-6s-pre-order-tracker.html
You're assuming that the majority of these sales are upgrades..."Told you the S model's are not worth upgrading to, no one wants one, its not a good enough reason to buy"...
...oh wait.
You're basically paying for an extra GB of RAM, a slightly better camera, a slightly faster phone (which barely matters in real world use because the 6 was fast as well), and 3D touch.
I could understand upgrading your current phone to the iPhone 6S or 6S plus if you've owned the 4S,5 or the 5S, but I have a feeling a lot of people ordering the new iPhones are the same ones who upgrade every year, which is a waste of money. I don't understand how 13 million people can buy a phone that's pretty much the same phone as last year with a couple of small tweaks?
Someone should please tell me... Outside of the 3D touch and new "rose pink" color, what makes buying the 6S or 6S plus worth the extra $100-$200 over the 6 and 6 plus?
And at this time of the day you are certainly correct, but the entire market is down today unfortunately.Ah, so it will drop further!