..wonder what they'll do with iPhone purchase plan people to make sure they get a fair place in the queue this time around? Was a fiasco last time.
Excellent checklistGet your money together. Check your login to the Apple store. Verify you are caught up on Next payments. Its almost time.
Why do you askHow many years have you been / are planning to be in college?
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could not agree more than the above opinion.Still hoping they have some color scheme hidden from leaks. The copper gold is alright, but I like both the product red and original gold much more.
That black is so sleek though...
What makes more sense, for Apple to throw away a perfectly good proprietary standard of their own for you or for you to just buy an Android phone that has USB-C or whatever other open standard you want?
What makes more sense, Apple standardizing their connectors (as they already did on their MacBooks), or Apple keeping a useless connector that only inconveniences customers?
Although it probably will look like the picture, there are still alot of pictures of the iPhone 8 with the fingerprint on back and flash under the camera(I hope not) think there would be huge disappointment if it's not the phone in this post
TouchID better be present on this phone. It could easily be placed into the Apple logo on the back. Oh, and USB-C. Catch up with the times, Apple! Lightning is sucky proprietary crap.
TouchID better be present on this phone. It could easily be placed into the Apple logo on the back. Oh, and USB-C. Catch up with the times, Apple! Lightning is sucky proprietary crap.
I’m sorry but there’s not going to be a copper phone with silver Apple logo. Not happening.
TouchID better be present on this phone. It could easily be placed into the Apple logo on the back. Oh, and USB-C. Catch up with the times, Apple! Lightning is sucky proprietary crap.
KNOW YOUR APPLE ID AND PASSWORD, BACKUP YOUR OLD DEVICEGet your money together. Check your login to the Apple store. Verify you are caught up on Next payments. Its almost time.
I'm assuming we can play the answer questions with questions game all day so I'll add some context. Apple customers appreciate proprietary connectors, software and processors that only Apple can control and deliver. This doesn't mean everything has to be proprietary but when everything is an open standard (BTW, apple helped draft USB-C standard so they know exactly when to use it or not to use it) you get beige boxes of commodity junk PCs. We had this in the 70's until Apple broke that mold with Apple 2. We had it in the 80's until Apple broke that again with non-standard Macintosh. We lost a lot of that magic when Apple decided to standardize and even license out to 3rd party manufacturers in the 90's and Apple and their customers suffered from it.What makes more sense, Apple standardizing their connectors (as they already did on their MacBooks), or Apple keeping a useless connector that only inconveniences customers?
Hmmm. Earlier this year USB-C was presented as a done deal by a lot of sites. Now I see many of the Mac and iPhone sites saying it will still be the Lightning port.
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Hmmm. Earlier this year USB-C was presented as a done deal by a lot of sites. Now I see many of the Mac and iPhone sites saying it will still be the Lightning port.
I'm assuming we can play the answer questions with questions game all day so I'll add some context. Apple customers appreciate proprietary connectors, software and processors that only Apple can control and deliver. This doesn't mean everything has to be proprietary but when everything is an open standard (BTW, apple helped draft USB-C standard so they know exactly when to use it or not to use it) you get beige boxes of commodity junk PCs. We had this in the 70's until Apple broke that mold with Apple 2. We had it in the 80's until Apple broke that again with non-standard Macintosh. We lost a lot of that magic when Apple decided to standardize and even license out to 3rd party manufacturers in the 90's and Apple and their customers suffered from it.
Then came iMac which broke standards and introduced other new ones first which once again helped customers and the PC industry. They did it with iPod, iPhone and iPad using a non-standard 22 pin connector. That improved the customer experience over all of the standards. They continue that tradition with lightning.
If you're looking to save a few bucks by not having to buy both lightning and USB-C cables, then you came to the wrong party. If you're looking to avoid the mess right now going on with USB-C cables and are happy to pay a little more in order to get a little more from Apple, you are already an Apple customer.
Whining over Apple taking the non-proprietary road once again is no different than whining over Apple for not licensing out iOS or Mac OS to hardware manufacturers. You're wasting everyone's time.