The antenna lines are just a non-issue to me. I want form and function and am looking to see what iphone 7 and IOS 10 bring to the table above and beyond iphone 6s and IOS 10. We'll see how apple does based on the quarterly earnings call in Jan 2017.It's not only the bump, it's just the completely uninspired design. The antenna lines aren't really an improvement, all they really needed to do was color match them with the body, they still need to color match them with the body. But the main thing for me is the screen to phone ratio, I just cannot believe that a company like Apple would release something with a screen to phone ratio that bad. Functionally it could be so much better if the bezels were made to be smaller, that's what I love about my Note 5.
This is just my personal opinion. Honestly I can't stand the morons who label others "haters" when they are simply stating their opinions. Some may love the new iPhone, and I have no doubt it will sell like hotcakes. But that consumer stranglehold is loosening quite rapidly and uninspired design isn't helping.
I'm sure it's the camera angle. like when you take a selfie and the person toward the camera looks a lot more bulbous than the other personI 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 didn't buy any of those things for looks. I bought my living room furniture because it was comfortable. I bought my clothes because they were comfortable, and had all the right pocket and the thermal insulation level I needed for it's intended use. I bought my Chevy Volt because it is all electric during my commute, but on longer trips it's a hybrid and can go as far as I need. When I'm attracted to a woman (other than just for sex), it's because she is witty and fun. Function first, form is secondary.In just about every other area of our lives, we care about how things look. A typical person's living room furniture was not purchased for exclusively for comfort; instead it was purchased to look good and match the rest of the room. Our clothes are purchased largely based on how they look. Most people value how their car looks in they can afford a nice car. Good or not, most people look for a mate based on large part on looks.
I didn't buy any of those things for looks. I bought my living room furniture because it was comfortable. I bought my clothes because they were comfortable, and had all the right pocket and the thermal insulation level I needed for it's intended use. I bought my Chevy Volt because it is all electric during my commute, but on longer trips it's a hybrid and can go as far as I need. When I'm attracted to a woman (other than just for sex), it's because she is witty and fun. Function first, form is secondary.
That is an interesting point. Almost every Apple product I've ever seen has looked better in real life than in pictures. Including the 6 and 6s although I'm still not a fan of those. I think the same will be true of this upcoming phone.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.
People complained wildly about the iPhone 5 and 6 before they came out too. This phone is no different, but wait until you see it in person and in Apple's renderings and professional photographs. While it's disappointing to see almost the same design as the 6, and the large footprint of the phone compared to the screen size, it's still going to be a beautiful device. And there will certainly be software and hardware improvements we aren't even aware of yet.
I know everyone has different priorities, but an improved camera and water resistance would be enough for me to want to upgrade even without knowing the other capabilities of this new device.
Confused. Were you trying to counter dwsolberg's post? You're only talking about things specific to you. The other post was about people in general. Neither post recognizes the fact that form v function is a fluid argument not static. It's dependent upon the subject matter, desired specs, and a host of other things. It's not binary. Sometimes one is preferred over the other and sometimes they carry equal weight.I didn't buy any of those things for looks. I bought my living room furniture because it was comfortable. I bought my clothes because they were comfortable, and had all the right pocket and the thermal insulation level I needed for it's intended use. I bought my Chevy Volt because it is all electric during my commute, but on longer trips it's a hybrid and can go as far as I need. When I'm attracted to a woman (other than just for sex), it's because she is witty and fun. Function first, form is secondary.
If there were, they were at the bottom of the list. But if it came to giving up any of the function for the form, I would choose the function every time. ALWAYS function over form. Look at the iOS redesign. I think the new look they came out with a couple years ago looks like crap, but I downloaded it because it had new functions that I wanted.I call BS. Looks didn't play a factor in your choices at all? Not a single aesthetic factor helped your decision? Color, fit, material, nothing? Come on, give me a break. I'm going to assume you were just being sarcastic, because what you say is completely unrealistic. In the real world aesthetics plays a HUGE part of a consumers purchase decision. Apple understood this better than anyone else, although it's pretty obvious from looking around at any store or product.
Most. Beautiful. Ever!Let's remember the good old days...
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That's one ugly bump you have there. You should pay someone to remove that.
What in God's name are you talking about? I do this all the time with no issue. The design is excellent!!! That protrusion is so much better than the ring. Also, the antenna lines are great. They actually match the contours versus going straight across the device. No other OEM had achieved this clean look with all metal.Design fail. The on/off button is still directly opposite the volume controls which is stupid. You switch off the display when you turn up the volume or try to take a photo like now on the 6S/+![]()
How would you based on a rear case in a Chinese video? I'm assuming you'll need to see what it does before you decideI don't see any reason to upgrade.
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've never had this issue before. Do you press the volume up button with your index finger? I always use my thumb or my middle finger depending on which hand I'm using and I really can't see this possibly happening. The only way I could see myself accidentally turning the screen off is if I'm holding the phone one-handed with my right hand in landscape mode and I use my middle finger, but if I turn my hand around and use my thumb then it's a non-issue.Thi is my number 1 complaint on the iPhone design! i can't believe more people don't complain about it!
What you're referring to is an absence of design—the best design. It takes more work to make something look more simple.
Apple is being smart this time. Why even come up with new designs and let others copy?
I really hope you have that whole thing memorized and didn't have to copy and paste it, because that would be epic.If this isn't the biggest bag-over-the-head, punch-in-the-face I ever got, GOD DAMN IT!
Hey. If any of you are looking for any last-minute gift ideas for me, I have one. I'd like Tim Cook, right here tonight. I want him brought from his happy holiday slumber over there on Melody Lane with all the other rich people and I want him brought right here...with a big ribbon on his head! And I want to look him straight in the eye, and I want to tell him what a cheap, lying, no-good, rotten, four-flushing, low-life, snake-licking, dirt-eating, inbred, overstuffed, ignorant, blood-sucking, dog-kissing, brainless, dickless, hopeless, heartless, fat-assed, bug-eyed, stiff-legged, spotty-lipped, worm-headed, sack of monkey **** he is! Hallelujah! Holy ****! Where's the Tylenol?