As to the 4" iPhone, it can't come soon enough. Why Apple have abandoned it beggars belief.
Me too!Good. I'll be able to sleep late that day
Why did everyone else abandon them, and 3.5" phones before that? It became clear that most people want bigger phones.
I don't think so either because I'm not sure whether it'd be great. I saw a guy once with an oldish Samsung tablet and a pen, and I saw he had to make short sentences. Size-wise you simply don't have a lot of room to write on a 10" tablet.No way iPad Air gets Pencil support for a couple years though
True. But if they say more than three sentences about the bands and if the word "revolutionary" is used, I may just lose it.
I guess I'm just the exact opposite of a fashionista and--while I do appreciate Sir Ive's expertise in design--I don't understand the attention to what is essentially a strap. (hmm, maybe this is why I'm not in design, either)
Why even bother. The only thing of some merit would be the iPad Air 3, but if its incremental - meh. What about computers! Mac Mini, Mac Pro! These are ridiculously late. Does Apple only have 8 Engineers total?
How can someone tell it's 3 years old?YES! I want to upgrade my 3 year old 15" MBPr!
But someone who already has an Apple Watch might get another band. Plus, Watch 2.2 allows multiple watches to be paired with the same phone. So maybe someone with a stainless steel might get a Sport or vice versa.I wouldn't think anyone who hasn't bought an Apple Watch already would somehow be convinced to purchase one just because the bands got updated... and frankly I don't really believe Apple would think that, either.
I've been wearing a Garmin Vivosmart band for almost a year now, and the utility of having notifications on my wrist has actually made me interested in seeing what the Apple Watch can do... but I'm definitely waiting for v2 before even considering one.
Why, did they have an option?
Are you suggesting they should have all kept using their iPhone 4s until now?
What does "beggars belief" mean?Why Apple have abandoned it beggars belief.
Innovative IT company handed over to a business man as CEO always ends up with failure.