Every year people say it will be called pro. It's ridiculous.I was just thinking this earlier today. I remember before the iPhone 6s launched, rumors were circulating that the next iPhone would be called "Pro". Now that's been over two years and it still never happened. I think some translate the word 'Pro' into their mind and they think it sounds good, but logically it's not a practical term for an iPhone at all.
Every year people say it will be called pro. It's ridiculous.
I don’t see a longer refresh cycle happening, unless you mean they’ll offer small spec upgrades every year with similar body (I.e. iPhone 6, 6(S), 7), but that’s nothing new.The new design every 2 years made sense when carrier subsidies drove upgrades. My guess is Apple is moving to a longer refresh cycle (maybe 3 years) and now would be the opportunity to change the naming convention to coincide with that. I don't have a good guess what it will be but I am expecting a change in naming scheme because of it.
I dont think they will call it "edition". I think it will just be the iPhone 8.
What will they call it next year then? Edition S ? iPhone 9 ? Pro 2 ? lol
https://forums.macrumors.com/threads/iphone-pro-8-x.2061300/Haven't seen this posted elsewhere, but apparently many case manufacturers are updating internal SKUs based on people having seem packaging for the new iPhones being printed.
Allegedly, they will be called iPhone 8, iPhone 8 Plus and iPhone Edition.
Think it would be a tad odd not to use the 7s name, but maybe they don't want it to seem like an older model in comparison to the premium 'Edition'?
It's slightly academic as we'll find out in 11 days, but interesting to speculate...
Source: https://9to5mac.com/2017/09/01/iphone-8-edition/
My guess is Edition, i like the name and it makes sense they have also done it before with the Apple Watch so the Edition name is familiar and already a part of the Apple brand (with the Apple Watch).
What Made the Apple Watch Edition was the fact that it was the materials with Ceramic aside from the other Apple Watch models. Otherwise, it's exactly the same in terms of watchOS and function/capabilities. I still question the whole 'Edition' naming scheme for the iPhone 8. And the term "Pro" Hopefully will not be brought up again once we find out that Apple did not choose that specific title.
Hmm. What if Apple releases the "regular" iPhone 8/X for $949-999/128GB and $1099-1199/256GB but they do a ceramic iPhone Edition at $2K+/512GB?What Made the Apple Watch Edition was the fact that it was the materials with Ceramic aside from the other Apple Watch models. Otherwise, it's exactly the same in terms of watchOS and function/capabilities. I still question the whole 'Edition' naming scheme for the iPhone 8. And the term "Pro" Hopefully will not be brought up again once we find out that Apple did not choose that specific title.
Hmm. What if Apple releases the "regular" iPhone 8/X for $949-999/128GB and $1099-1199/256GB but they do a ceramic iPhone Edition at $2K+/512GB?
Pro, would bet on it.
7S will be 'iPhone'
Hmm. What if Apple releases the "regular" iPhone 8/X for $949-999/128GB and $1099-1199/256GB but they do a ceramic iPhone Edition at $2K+/512GB?
You're spot on, I find it both annoying and funny how people think it will be called Pro. They are so sure of it but it makes no sense, I guess they think it makes a lot of sense because of other products, but the truth is they're wrong. As for people thinking it'll be called 8, that's just annoying.Numbering isn't done. Numbering is necessary for the iPhone. Why? Because the iPhone sells 40+ million per quarter. The iPhone upgrade cycles are short. The iPhone has a social relevancy to hold with its numbering, meaning people like to have the latest and let people know they have the latest, and numbers accomplish that. See the iPad numbering isn't necessary now due to the upgrade cycles and people not caring which one they have sitting at home to watch Netflix on.
iPhone 'Pro' will never happen for multiple reasons. Just like there will never be an 'Apple Watch Pro' or 'Apple TV Pro' or 'HomePod Pro' or 'AirPods Pro'. I mean it's simply the worst marketing possible.