3D is stupid, enhances nothing, etc.
Hard for me to imagine this as something we didn't know we needed until we saw it.
Hard for me to imagine this as something we didn't know we needed until we saw it.
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Next iPhone Rumored to Carry Glasses-free 3D Display
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Um...Apple makes the iphone thinner and thinner every year so it can call it the world's thinnest smartphone every year ---- at the risk of shorter battery life that would benefit the user.
I'm still trying to see the benefits of a watch that remotely controls my phone!
And remember also, no one wants a stupid big phone either, Apple got it perfect with 4" screen size.
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Try putting a patch over one eye, then go out driving, and see what difference having no depth perception makes.
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No, the profits they wanted were at the bigger-sized screens (they knew the fans would just follow them to bigger sizes). And, since the lawyers couldn't stop Samsung and others from selling iPhone look-a-likes, Apple moved into their space with bigger screens that could run iOS and took away the competition's most distinguishing benefit. It appears Samsung and others are feeling more pain now than they have through all this legal action for years now.
So you haven't heard? A new 3DS with head tracking and better 3D is coming out in a few months in the US. It just released about 2/3 weeks ago in Japan.
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Where's the down-vote option. =)
3D Rocks! Have fun in your flat world!
Why all the negativity?
This makes sense. Don't think it's something Apple would put on the 6S--seems like too major of an update--but maybe they're upping their game.
Apple's been pointing towards this since the inclusion of parralax and layers in iOS 7--it's clear they want to head in this direction.
The iPhone becomes more virtual every day, and this is an obvious evolution on that front.
This makes sense. Don't think it's something Apple would put on the 6S--seems like too major of an update--but maybe they're upping their game.
Apple's been pointing towards this since the inclusion of parralax and layers in iOS 7--it's clear they want to head in this direction.
The iPhone becomes more virtual every day, and this is an obvious evolution on that front.
The "New" Nintendo 3DS does exactly that. It tracks your face and adjusts the display so that the 3D effect is always working when you tilt it. It actually works pretty remarkable.
It's only available in Japan at the moment, just came out a few weeks ago.
The iPhone 6 is not and has never been the thinnest smartphone. The Gionee elife s5.5 came out march this year and is 5 inch android phone with full hd display, octacore processor and 2 gb of ram. And it's 5.5 mm thin.
But hey, that's a phone for the asian market, especially India, so apple can ignore that apparently.
This is ridiculous and I hope completely untrue.
Apple is more than pissing me off lately on many fronts.
iOS 8 has slowed down my iPad drastically. My iPhone asks for my iCloud password every 30 seconds. The 2014 mini is an intentionally crippled POS. Bendgate grows and grows.
It's like Apple suddenly has the same quality control people Samsung uses.
Apple is more than pissing me off lately on many fronts.
iOS 8 has slowed down my iPad drastically. My iPhone asks for my iCloud password every 30 seconds. The 2014 mini is an intentionally crippled POS. Bendgate grows and grows.
It's like Apple suddenly has the same quality control people Samsung uses.
Apple ended up succeeding with a lot of products and features where others initially failed.
