S10 is even bigger than XS, never mind SE....so your logic leaves me dumb founded ....clearly u moved to samsung for other reasons, so your post is just a load spin!
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Kuo on 2020 iPhones: 5.4-Inch and 6.7-Inch Models With 5G, 6.1-Inch Model With LTE, All With OLED Displays
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S10 is even bigger than XS, never mind SE....so your logic leaves me dumb founded ....clearly u moved to samsung for other reasons, so your post is just a load spin!
In old terms, it will be approx 4.5 inch....slightly smaller than the 8 and half an inch bigger than the SE, which in my book is perfection
Compare the two phones side by side WITHOUT cases. I'm not quoting any kind of a spin, I am quoting objective measurements; I've also done it myself. There is an imperceivable size difference between the X/Xs and the 6/7/8 model phones.
Everything is so 'meh'. I used to think you should upgrade every 2 years, now I think it's every 3 or 4, depending on the condition of your phone. There's nothing compelling anymore, which puts them in the same category of laptops and PCs.
Ahh, ok. Agreed. To me, the PLUS models and the MAX model have always been TOOOOOOOO BIG!
Does Broadcom currently supply RF Amplifiers for iPhones? I thought Skyworks was the current RF Amplifier supplier? Am I incorrect? Have Broadcom and Skyworks both been RF suppliers in today’s iPhones?
Is this a move away from Skyworks?
Is this a move away from Skyworks?
No, it's not perfect, but I'd just prefer all my Apple gear to support the same connector. I'm forced to carry way too many cables and adapters around in my briefcase to support the 6 Apple devices I use daily.
The 5.4" is tempting!
The 5.8" phone is right at the edge of 1-handed use for me. It works, barely. But I get jealous every time I pick up an iPhone 8, though. I wished my phone was just a tad smaller.
The 5.4" model is like an edge-to-edge iPhone 8. More display, and it will fit in my hand again!
The 5.8" phone is right at the edge of 1-handed use for me. It works, barely. But I get jealous every time I pick up an iPhone 8, though. I wished my phone was just a tad smaller.
The 5.4" model is like an edge-to-edge iPhone 8. More display, and it will fit in my hand again!
I partially agree. However, you said ‘nothing is compelling anymore’, so my question to you, what do you consider compelling then? I mean, they added Face ID, the triple lens camera is slated to be a huge upgrade this fall, what is it you’re expecting to be compelling that the other competitors have over Apple? Because the way I see it, no one is really head of Apple in terms of adding technology to their phones, consumers generally upgrade when they’re ready when their current device is paid off/experiences hardware problems Or is longer supported.
Keep in mind, I don’t think consumers generally look for major upgrades every year with smart phones, I think they look for the devotion that iOS is supported through a minimum of five years for software updates, and that alone is a huge reason why consumers don’t upgrade as often.
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It's too late now, but the USB-C interface standard should have been Lightning!
It can work the same, but is smaller, more durable, and it stays in place better.
I was planning to change to the Xs after 11 releases but looking at the rumors, i might wait for 2020...
5G and QC modem is worth the wait i guess...
5G and QC modem is worth the wait i guess...
It seems 2020 will be year to buy a new iphone, and the year with a greater sells than 2018 and 2019
It seems we will get a slightly new design also with srink in bezels with iphone 5.4" 138.6 x 70mm and with an 6.7" iphone 159 x 77.5
Along with 5nm cpu and ios14 new interface design
It seems we will get a slightly new design also with srink in bezels with iphone 5.4" 138.6 x 70mm and with an 6.7" iphone 159 x 77.5
Along with 5nm cpu and ios14 new interface design
Well, there’s a good reason Apple is supporting iPhones for about 5 years. At least they keep those who are still with older phones up to date in terms of software.
Still on my 6S, and might stretch it even longer since it’s still being supported on iOS 13.
It will have a lesser camera and a smaller battery to go along with the smaller screen. As is tradition.
This is the first cycle where analysts and enthusiasts are more excited about the next cycle's refresh than the one about to release this September. I'm wondering if Apple should even bother releasing a 2019 model--just delay the launch until we get 5G.
I'm not too sure about shrinking the 5.8 Xs--that's the perfect size for me. 5.4 might be a bit too small but I don't want to go up to a flat screen TV in my pocket either.
I'm not too sure about shrinking the 5.8 Xs--that's the perfect size for me. 5.4 might be a bit too small but I don't want to go up to a flat screen TV in my pocket either.
I gave up waiting for a smaller phone… period. So ended up just going larger. I moved to Samsung for many reasons but the primary reason (as in larger than all the other reasons put together) was there was no SE2 at the last iPhone keynote. And, had I not given up last year I would still be looking at rumours say "next year".
so you're seriously expecting them to drop 3d touch in the 2019 line up and then bring it back in 2020?..
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