Neither - it doesn't have a phone jack.I am curious which design Apple will choose. The 5s design or iphone 6 design.
Neither - it doesn't have a phone jack.
Yeah, you can actually hold it without your fingers covering part of the screen. Who wants that?
Once again, Apple is presented with the awesome opportunity to redefine the small form factor smartphone for mass market appeal.
Instead, uninspired expedient phony Tim Cook and lazy resigned Johny Ive will have patched together a "just enough" update out of whatever remaining inventory left.
Sad.
Dang, someone has high exceptions. Apple has to keep the cost down somehow. A10 would be fine for this particular device, though.
The only possible reason I can come up with is that they want to sell more BT headphones and/or dongles. I guess it also costs less to produce the phone sans phone jack, increasing the profit margin. Apple's continuing insistence on jackless phones remains confusing. It offered no gain other than a slightly thinner form factor. If you didn't care about headphones you could still use BT without removing the phone jack. It's really a moot point, as Apple remains locked into wireless-only designs. If that is/was problematical you've likely moved away from iPhones since the introduction of the 7. I still like iOS more than Android, but not enough to sacrifice the loss of the phone jack. I'll just hold onto my 6S+ until it eventually craps out - maybe by then the phone jack really might be obsolete.I can't figure out why Apple would remove the headphone jack if they are keeping the existing form factor, and the internal components are essentially the same.
I downgraded from a 6s Plus to the SE and have loved it. I hope that Apple continue making iPhones in this size.
The reason why I put "downgraded" was because the first few weeks after switching to an SE, so many people, friends and coworkers would ask why I downgraded my phone.Here, fixed it for you.
"without 3.5mm Headphone Jack"
Another reason NOT to buy an iPhone.
Record Apple sales show most people don't agree with you.
My only proof is logic. They aren't going to put the A11 in it with almost 6 months to go before flagship phones have the A12. iPhone X has the A11 right and SE will have it next month? No.
Apple will start differentiating their phones based partly on their phenomenal silicon.
Then i may be swapping my iPhone 8.... i want small again......
Based on the history of the SE there is a good chance that it will. By May the A11 will be 8 months old and a new A12 will most certainly debut in the fall. Using an A11 chip means they can sell the phone for another 2+ years without update.At least? The A11 is the newest processor out right now. It won't have an A11 chip.
Considering the 6S+ has a better display, 3D touch, 2nd gen touchid, OIS, better front facing camera I’d say it was a downgrade in terms of featuresThe reason why I put "downgraded" was because the first few weeks after switching to an SE, so many people, friends and coworkers would ask why I downgraded my phone.
I guess many of them just assumed that a larger phone meant a better phone.
Music to my ears!...Apple would no longer sell any iPhone model with a headphone jack.
Same design from 2012? Ugh. That's just lazy. They could have easily updated the body to a more current design.
I just begrudgingly* updated from my SE (A9) to the red iPhone 8 (A11). Honestly see no difference in anything cpu/performance related. Note that I do not game on my phone though, which is probably the only thing that needs cpu boosts at this point (and AR gimmicks).I think my wife would like one, but I won't get it for her unless it has at least an A11 chip.
Not really. It means that most people who now buy iPhones don't care about wired headphones. Folks who really appreciate the wired headphone option have moved to other alternatives. I found the following article interesting:Record Apple sales show most people don't agree with you.