You'll have to make do with the anniversary watch strap. Apple take watch straps more seriously.Not so sure.... My anniversary iPod and Mac did not arrive![]()
when they finally release it will be already outdated, they really need to stop the leaks...
I'm predicting the MLB playoffs will be sometime in October.
I don't think that's the strategy. The budget phones will be the older models. I don't think Apple is going to position their new model 4" as anything but a great phone in a smaller size. The budget one will continue to be the SE, 6s and 6plus for next year.
Even if there was a "new watch", it is likely only the internals would change. Considering the lower volumes than the phone (which means it can start production very late) and the fact those 14nm S2 chips in that purported Watch 2 would look a lot like the old ones (maybe even produced at the same place), not seeing anything doesn't tell you much.
I think you do wish so, as it seems to fit most of your posts. Apple will certainly sell fewer iPhones in the UK due to the massive drop in value of the GBP.The fact that Apple appear to be once again abandoning the 4" size and losing the headphone jack leads me to think that this iPhone will see the same downward trend in sales that we saw with the iPhone 6s.
Wish it were not so.
These new iPhones are shaping up to be the best iPhones Apple has ever built.
$25 seem about right, but I think Apple could ship it in the box, almost as a PR move to lessen people's complaints. I just hope, for Apple's sake that they have manufactured enough adapters. I can images in situation where shipments of the iPhone 7 are limited by supply of adapters, particularly if there was a late decision to ship with an adapter.Yes. For $25.
Can't wait until 2017 when the release the iPhone 7S and it looks exactly the same as this years and all those people who have skipped this year succumb to it.
You mean getting both of them and comparing side by side which one looks more fuglyBut your 6s Plus has even uglier antenna lines than what they predict for the next one to have, confused![]()
The SE is not weaker than the 6s, it's only limitations were the older case that would not easily allow force touch. Other than that , it's as good as the flagship. They won't have the case limitations on a brand new model. And I think Apple has learned it's lesson from the 5C, and now the demand for the SE. Apple customers want a great product. And people are willing to pay for an older iPhone to get that great Apple product even if it's a year or two old as their entry level phone.We shall see. But I think Apple will make a smaller and weaker iPhone similar to how the iMac has a smaller and weaker version. I hope you are right though, because I know lots of people who like their smaller phone and want it to be as good as it can be.
Blass's prediction follows a tweet by the blogger four days earlier in which he claimed the internal codenames for Apple's upcoming iPhones are "Sonora" and "Dos Palos", without specifying which is which (although the latter is a small city in California; the former is a Mexican state). Apple's codenames for the iPhone 6s and 6s Plus were "N71" and "N66", respectively.
I've never seen an Android phone that I thought looked good. Fortunately I can assume most Android phone companies have better judgement than to copy the 6S or 7 designs.
They'll still be holding onto their 4" iPhone SE.And when other companies remove the jack from their flagships?