I think they should. Those of us who want a special iPhone that stands out from the crowd will pay a premium for it. So many iPhone users now means we're less special. This is a chance for us to be special again.
You my friend would be a psychiatrists absolute dream to work with. NEVER CHANGE!!!!
In what part of that did I say I believed it was true?love it when people can't distinguish facts from fiction. ooh i read it on the internet from an analyst! it must be true!
then go away and be a Google fanboy, easy as 3.14...
Oh but mate, when Apple do OLED screens, (designed and made by samsung) , they will.do it right!!!!!!!! Is that the correct phrase to use? LolIt looks like there is quite the debate going on about these OLED screens. If you need answers, just ask around on an Android forum! After all, we've had those kinds of screens for many years now!
Nope. Apple is not going to do this. Remember the 3 different model rumors from this year for the iPhone 7. How did that workout.
But next years phone shouldn't feel like a 5.5 phoneNot a fan of the 5.5" size, so I better get used to a completely under-featured device - that is still gonna carry a Premium on the Apple Premium plus Apple tax and Tim Cook comfortmoney.
More fragmentation. Tim Cook really is abandoning products for numbers more than ever now.
I guess I am missing the obvious, but how does having different screen types lead to fragmentation?First an article about non-removable SSD's and now an article about fragmented iPhones...
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then go away and be a Google fanboy, easy as 3.14...
Hardware fragmentation. As in excluding features from one phone. In the iPhone's previous iterations it was ROM, then OIS, then dual cameras. If this rumor turns out to be true (highly unlikely), it will be OLED. Features available in the 5.5" that are excluded from the 4.7". Some would argue size constraints made some of those features not possible on the 4.7" phone. Some would. OLED is not limited by size constraints. Thus, hardware fragmentation. You may have been thinking along the lines of OS fragmentation similar to Android. That's not what I was talking about.I guess I am missing the obvious, but how does having different screen types lead to fragmentation?
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Very little difference in size between the camera modules on the 7/7plus. Could've made space for it in the smaller phone by not needlessly making the Taptic engine bigger, but then there would be much less reason to buy the more expensive Plus model.
I bet there aren't enough OLEDs to go around, which is why Apple is releasing it as a 3rd premium model.
That's not true. There are plenty of OLED panels being made. LG is a huge producer of OLED panels.The problem is, Apple decided not to use LG.
"Form over Function" is Apple's Hallmark these days.Curved display sounds gimmicky. Form over function. Don't see it happening.
Uh...that's a huge difference in size.
What's so messy about it? Do you say car manufacturers lineups are messy? Appliance manufacturers?Product Line-up is now a huge mess.
In fact, it's like how Apple was before Steve Job's return