Any Russians here? It would be nice to have subtitles, although I assume they're telling us nothing new
Nothing we don't know. No sapphire tho. Plastic bands, unibody design, protruding camera because of the thin body. NFC.
Any Russians here? It would be nice to have subtitles, although I assume they're telling us nothing new
Implying higher weight. No. Thanks. Please not. Yes, more battery life would be great, but if I have to choose between 20 grams less weight or 20% more battery life, then I will choose the lighter phone, because it doesn't happen so often that I am away from a power source for three days, but I do carry my phone with me all day.That depth could be well compensated by a bigger battery and slightly thicker case
I think that is "cheating" only to people who hold their phone by the camera while they hold it in their hand. Most people don't seem to touch the camera while holding it, so to them, the phone will be thinner, and the same goes for the many people who put a case on their phone.Apple went the way of Android manufacturers who cheat the size specs not taking into account camera protrusion.
The 4.7 inch iPhone 6 will already be heavier than the 5S.
Sorry, the full-on fanboys are excusing the camera protrusion because "everyone put's a case on it" (not me, never have, never broken my iPhone and owned since 3G) - so the rounded edges and "thinness" are irrelevant when you're going to whack a big plastic case on the thing.
You can't say the design is sleek then excuse a protruding camera by saying it'll have a plastic case on it anyway...
Sorry, but that "I've never dropped it so I never will" line is pure rubbish.
I've never been hit by a bus, doesn't mean it won't happen.
The camera is nothing, it's a tiny tiny protrusion that won't make any difference to anyone's use of the iPhone 6.
I'm not telling you otherwise, in fact you agree with me: the "iPhone mini" is not a premium flagship smartphone, or at least it will not be anymore as soon as the larger iPhone hits the market.
Where did I say I'll never drop it?
Why does no-one push for this?
The protruding camera is still poor design whatever way you look at it, it's a compromise from a company that prides itself on the physical design of its products.
But do you put a case on your iPod? Most here seem to argue that the thick antenna breaks and protruding camera don't matter because "everyone" puts a case on it - at which point all that premium material feel and "thinness" is instantly lost.
Is this just a guess? If so, I don't think it's fair to assume that a bigger phone must weigh more.
Your post implied it, the way it read.
Because no one wants it?
Why don't you design something better then?
Why doesn't anyone want a plastic phone when they only put it in a plastic case anyway?
The 5C is fine - or rather would be if they specced it the same as the 5S and made it in black... But we all know they (Apple) don't do that because it would be a little too popular at take sales from the 5S.
I'd gladly design something better, I design product for a living, sadly I don't work for Apple, don't work for a mobile phone producer and don't have billions of dollars to spend on it like they do.
I think the iPhone 4 was a fantastic design, the neat touches like the camera radius lining up with the corner radius, the materials and look were all premium. It was perfect for the time.
The 6 is a nice shape but is a bit of a dog when you break down the "neat" design elements of the past and realise they're throwing them away - the camera seems thrown in wherever, the plastic antenna breaks are triple the thickness of the previous generation, the home button sits awkwardly low because Apple are adamant on keeping it while trying to keep their larger phone compact and it's at odds with that. Due to the desire for symmetry we also have the very large top section to balance the bottom. They're trying to move forward while trying to hold onto the past. They should tear up their old designs and start with a clean slate for the newer size and form factor. Jony Ive is getting stale and tired in my opinion, the innovation and great design of the mid/late 2000's has slowed tremendously in recent years.
If they're there on the 9th, is it going to be a deal breaker? I say NO.
Then for you who hate the bands, do not buy this new, awesome phone! Easy peasy.
Go Apple![]()
Antenna bands arent too bad considering they clash far less than the current models glass panels, but they could have done better like the HTC One M8. Makes you wonder how HTC outdid Apple in that design aspect, and also take into account that the M8 has been on the market for some time now...
I think it might be a magnetic ring, this would allow extra lens to be attracted and not slide off the lip...
Unfortunately the glass is giving me daft reflections, so yes I prefer anti-glare anti-fingerprints anti-bacterial anti-everything... screen protectors. It's my daft choice, which won't be possible to make with the new iPhone 6. The sad thing is, that design will now stick for years. It is very likely that upcoming iPads will also get these terrible curved screen edges. OMG!!!![]()
Hate the bands......Hate the protruding camera......Hate the larger size......Fanboy will buy anyway.