I just bought a MacBook Pro and I feel having an iPhone will be amazing for the experience. I currently have a Nokia Lumia 1020 but I have the money for an iPhone 5S. Should I just wait till the next generation of iPhone? I could easily wait till the end of this year/early 2015.
texting and calling yes you are correct, but games and multitasking the 5s is a huge difference
Mid-cycle purchases are tough, no question about it. If you need it now, then its a great phone, but if you can hold off, then that would be the best.
Why not get it now? It will get you off that shameful OS with no apps! Do it! If you get a contract does it matter if you wait a bit for the new iPhone? Also it will be ideal to test the water to see if you even like the iPhone!
I just bought a MacBook Pro and I feel having an iPhone will be amazing for the experience. I currently have a Nokia Lumia 1020 but I have the money for an iPhone 5S. Should I just wait till the next generation of iPhone? I could easily wait till the end of this year/early 2015.
Well, if you need two smartphones (like me), don't wait any longer and buy an iPhone.
Bit if you just need one, keep your money: you have a very good device, and you can wait until iPhone 6 will be released, most probably during the fall of 2014.
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As a former iPhone 5 user I can say it's totally wrong: I can't see any difference in real life usage.
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The problem with mid-cycle purchases is because Apple doesn't allow prices to drop a little bit over the time.
I've paid 729 for my iPhone 5s in December (released at the end of October in Italy), at 650 today it would be a better purchase.
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You clearly don't know much about WP8, right ?![]()
Haha had a couple of goes, it looks nice but many people I know have had WP and regretted it as their favourite/most used apps weren't available with any alternatives!
When I came over from android there was only one regular app that wasn't available on iPhone but I realised I could live without at the price of a better OS (in my opinion)
If you're hoping for an amazing experience, you might as well buy it now and get the disappointment behind you. It's a phone. It's a pretty cool phone, but it's just a phone.
LOL! I have a MBA, 4S, and just recently purchased a 5S for a family member. I'm not too sure what amazing experience or thrill I was supposed to feel.
You got a extra 1/2 inch![]()
People you know ... So basically you don't know for sure but made assumptions ...
Well, situation for WP 8 apps is evolving and improving day after day. The store counts more than 200k apps ... You can hardly speak about "an operative system without apps"
Max
..."As a former iPhone 5 user I can say it's totally wrong: I can't see any difference in real life usage."
Apparently not a former '5s' user though eh? I've got both. There's a significant speed and performance difference between the two when it comes to gaming, multimedia manipulation (photos/videos/music), as well as an incredible 'touch ID' update with 7.1. My wife has the 5. Killer phone...it was mine. With both for six months used daily there's definitely a 'difference in real life usage'. Oh....of course, the fella you quoted DID mention unless you're using it as a phone/text/FB and email device.
Says who ? You? Duly noted ...WP8 apps suck. Period. The EcoSystem is an absolute joke...it's in shambles, developers aren't interested....Windows needs a new approach. While their cameras (on the Lumias) are phenomenal, the AppStore options....of those 200k, maybe a couple hundred are real, true and usable applications in every day life. A phone is too small to do my 'office' work on. For everything else, Windows needs to remember these are phones, small displays with a crap ton of speed and 'ability'. THEY need to attract the developers as they have in some cases with Xbox (that they continue to lose billions on). Sorry...but it seems you're the one with illusions of grandeur...not the dude you quoted
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