I think to remember having heard an 80% number from a reliable source. Where, eg, Apple would count as reliable (though they only had the phone to case sales ratio in their own stores which less than 50% of all iPhone are sold through or they have statistics on phones coming in for service).The people I know that own an iPhone don't have a case; so I'm always bewildered when I read this statement. Is there any statistics that has been researched about this alleged majority of iPhone owners putting their iPhones in cases and put in an article?
I think it's more that any case will make the camera bump irrelevant anyways.I don't mind the camera bump at all tbh.
As for the lack of innovation, at this point I really care mostly about the software. The phone just needs to be good enough to run it. I'll consider getting this one if iOS 10 is exciting enough.
The people I know that own an iPhone don't have a case; so I'm always bewildered when I read this statement. Is there any statistics that has been researched about this alleged majority of iPhone owners putting their iPhones in cases and put in an article?
As already said, the logo is quite a bit further down from the camera. No, the likely reason is that centered at the top is the loudspeaker (the one needed when you hold your phone onto your ear when having a phone call). It is one the other side of the phone but it does need some depth which would not be available for the camera module if it were placed centered behind the top loudspeaker. Alternatively you can just make the camera bump bigger, but that doesn't seem to be very popular here either.The bigger camera makes me wish it were centered like every other modern phone in existence, but Apple gotta' have its logo I guess.
Headphone jack was on the top of the phone until the iPhone 5.Wait? No headphone jack?
I know, I just couldn't resist.Headphone jack was on the top of the phone until the iPhone 5.![]()
A new video and images posted to Chinese microblogging site Weibo and picked up this morning by NWE offer a side-by-side comparison of an iPhone 7 casing against Apple's current flagship iPhone 6s.
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Embedded below, the new video runs to over two and a half minutes and gives a much better idea of the prospective design than last week's seven-second clip.
Whatever the origin of the assembled 4.7-inch iPhone 7 unit, it matches the Space Grey of the iPhone 6s, and features the larger camera and repositioned antenna bands seen in previous images and alleged design leaks. It also clearly shows a lack of headphone jack, with a second speaker grille alongside the Lightning port where it used to be.
The model comparison offers an idea of the relative size of the new camera lens and the surrounding bezel that protrudes from the body of the phone. The video and images also line up with previous rumors suggesting the iPhone 7 will retain the dimensions of the iPhone 6s.
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Article Link: New iPhone 7 Video Offers Side-by-Side Comparison With iPhone 6s
When the iPhone 4 was left in a bar and it appeared on here, everyone complained about how ugly it was saying there's no way Apple would release something so industrial. There were countless people saying it just didn't live up to Apple's classy and smooth aesthetics.How can this possibly be from the same company that made the beautiful iPhone 4? When the 4 came out, SJ compared it to a Leika camera, what are they going to compare this to?
The camera looks worse because it's bigger and doesn't have that shiny edge.
It's probably just a little closer to the camera.I took some screen shots of the video and I think the 7 looks a bit wider and taller View attachment 640563 than the 6s. Am I dreaming?
I took some screen shots of the video and I think the 7 looks a bit wider and taller View attachment 640563 than the 6s. Am I dreaming?
Why do so many people care what a phone looks like vs. what it does. How shallow can you be - so if it did everything you ever wanted but wasn't beautiful because the camera sticks out you would think it was bad. What a shame. Do you folks wear it around your neck so people can see how pretty it is or other than using it sits in a case in a pocket or purse, etc.
Does it do what you want it to do. How about looking pretty but not functioning - I think you folks would prefer that.
Sure. The good old days...Let's remember the good old days...
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http://www.theverge.com/2014/10/28/7085005/it-doesnt-matter-what-your-phone-looks-likeThe people I know that own an iPhone don't have a case; so I'm always bewildered when I read this statement. Is there any statistics that has been researched about this alleged majority of iPhone owners putting their iPhones in cases and put in an article?
and it was heavy too.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.