Except some of us aren't butterfingers, sorry.The glass iPhone you desperately want to drop and break is coming for you next year.
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I find the 4 a worse design, sorry.
Except some of us aren't butterfingers, sorry.The glass iPhone you desperately want to drop and break is coming for you next year.
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I find the 4 a worse design, sorry.
As much as I hate the idea that there will be no major iPhone revision this year as this is usually the major refresh year. The new iPhone 6 Plus SS or 7Plus S will likely be my next iPhone. I'll be curious to see if it does actually come with a dual sense camera, and if so, how it will make a difference.
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There was another rumor that suggested it was supposed to offer better battery life. I'm still using an iPhone 6 Plus not the S version and my battery life is still pretty solid.
The current design is fine. I have it two years now without any serious damage while dropping it on occasions. The previous models dropped ad scattered and the metal sides were a horror in the long run. Why try to fix something that is not broken?The glass iPhone you desperately want to drop and break is coming for you next year.
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I find the 4 a worse design, sorry.
Apple certainly has considered the possibility of listening to music and charging your phone at the same time.
Yes the bump looks ugly, but since most people (maybe not you) will use a case, that will not matter. What matters the most in my opinion are battery life, wireless charge, screen resistance, water proof and iOS.
Yes the bump looks ugly, but since most people (maybe not you) will use a case, that will not matter. What matters the most in my opinion are battery life, wireless charge, screen resistance, water proof and iOS.
Be interesting how the duel camera will look. In a case I don't see the issue
I wouldn't be too sure ...
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Nope, it's just that most people will use a case so it doesn't matter how the phone looks. What matters is iOS and hardware components. That's just me though.
I don't really mind a couple of years of S type updates. S versions are usually the better ones to buy. It's on Apple to learn how to sell them better. The iphone 6 plus, for example, went from a laggy piece of bendable crap to usable with the S version.
Yeah, we're kind of losing the meaning of "flagship" here. If they end up with a crappy 4", a mediocre 4.7", a pretty good 5.5" and a great 5.5", then there will really only be one flagship device and not everybody wants a phone that big.Man, this sucks. I'm really trying to get excited for the new iPhones, hell they're less than 2 months the away but I just can't. Not only so they appear to be another "S" model, but I really want some features like waterproofing, fast charging and wireless charging and the only one that *might* show up is the waterproofing. What is even more discouraging is the apparent fragmentation of the iPhone line that Apple insists on making even more apparent with a possible Pro model, more RAM, smart connector and a much better camera to the Plus model. This is on top of the better resolution and battery life it already holds over the 4.7 inch model. I'm just really discouraged with this iPhone this year and I hope the regular and plus model are close in features and I really hope they don't make a 7, 7 Plus and 7 Pro model which will further fragment the flagship iPhone models.
So if Apple insists using lightning headphone, then I will absolutely refuse buy iPhone. I also believe I am not alone.
Completely irrelevant post.
Wait to see in person.
It's a streamlining of the 6 form. No headphone jack and no additional frame around the camera means the iPhone is made up of at least 2 less pieces of hardware. The second group of holes on the bottom may be a second speaker + mic for improved home podcast listening (louder/clearer). Or it may be an improved mic for better call quality and better dictation listening. The reduction of lines on rear is further streamlining. Larger apature camera is further improvement. Also, more RAM, more battery and more efficient processor means improved battery life and better UX.
I believe this phone will be marketed as the crystallisation of the 6 model and so will embrace with confidence the "6" naming convention (e.g. iPhone 6x) as Apple prepares greater changes for iPhone 7 next year.
I'm coming from WM6.5 as well and use BB10 as well iOS now. Truth be told, iOS is the "easiest" OS but at the price of limited features -file system access being one of them. But the problem with th 3,5mm jack is that Apple is heavily promoting usability. The removal of I/O is the exact opposite of that, which has the potential of driving away loyal customers to Android -which has matured in many ways and given the build-quality of latest Samsung phones it's more than serious competition. If Apple goes the same way Microsoft did (just remember Ballmers iPhone comment), which was mainly overconfidence, then their sales will drop further.Things change. Having come from a Windows Mobile phone, I was extremely frustrated with my iPhone 4 when I first got it since I couldn't save files on my phone. We still don't have access to the file system on the iPhone and we've all managed to work around that. Things are transitioning to Bluetooth for audio. Sure it'll cause some inconvenience in the interim, but eventually we'll all get used to it.
I disagree the charging port on the Magic Mouse was a design failure. It shows that sometimes Apple gets it wrong. It was an Apple deign from the ground up not some 9.99 cheap no name product.
Someone should have seen that and sent it back for re-design on the first review.
Yeah they were really great...
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Yeah they were really great...
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They got rid of the the old 30 pin connector to save a few mm of thickness and it made millions of chargers/docks/iHomes/AV cables/etc "inoperable" too.my investment in headphones is larger than the cost of a new iPhone. No headphone jack, no buy.
why save a few mm of thickness to make millions of headphones inoperable?
my investment in headphones is larger than the cost of a new iPhone. No headphone jack, no buy.
why save a few mm of thickness to make millions of headphones inoperable?
While we are all arguing bumps and headphone jacks, cops are being killed in Baton Rouge.
Such good capitalists we are.
Sure the current design is OK but I just hope Apple isn't being stagnant. However Next years iPhone will be the 10th iteration and is supposed to be a game changer so we'll see.The current design is fine. I have it two years now without any serious damage while dropping it on occasions. The previous models dropped ad scattered and the metal sides were a horror in the long run. Why try to fix something that is not broken?
And kids are being kidnapped, and women are being forced into sex slavery, and people are being tortured in North Korea and Guantanamo bay, and millions of pedophiles are doing unthinkable things, and other sick people are making crush videos. There have been how many large terrorist attacks this year now involving the murder of dozens of innocent people? 5?While we are all arguing bumps and headphone jacks, cops are being killed in Baton Rouge.
Such good capitalists we are.
Yeah they were really great...
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