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Just plain ugly come on Apple is this junk what your paying your innovated team to come up with .
 
Yes. When I first heard the rumours of Apple doing the notch I thought it would be good if the "reclaimed" screen was used only for status/system icons.
Edit: To clarify "No Notch" is an option in Android settings.
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So when people take photos with a flash they aren't true to life either?
A flash is used to alter the picture and the photographer can make the picture according to his/her vision. But you can say when the flash fires the camera captures a true-to-life scene. Night sight is what the software sees.
 
Do many of you take pictures in the dark?

More than you may expect: recent iPhones already killed the compact camera market as the gap between the two is getting smaller every year.
Many picture enthusiasts, myself included, already replaced their compact camera with the iPhone and are not regretting it.
I did some amazing shots with my 7 Plus and I look forward to see Apple introducing features such as 3x optical zoom, wider sensor and improved low lights capabilities to further bridge the gap with compact cameras.

Just hope that the next premium iPhone with 3 lenses will look better than the one rendered a few days ago...
 
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That’s the render we’re going with? That has to be the worst interpretation of a 3-camera system on a phone.
 
Man, looking at this mockup I can't help but think other companies have been better at "Apple design" than Apple themselves lately. Don't get me started on the pricing.
 
I personally think the hardware race is close to over. Machine learning technology is much better and the future. The Pixel phones photos in low light are amazing. No amount of additional lenses in an iPhone can compete with machine learning technology.
 
I know the pixel 3 night mode is good but this picture seems silly.

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As phones have become larger, the bending force on the headphone plug/cable at the phone end when sitting down has become so large that most headphone cables flake out within weeks for me (put the phone in a front pocket, headphone cable exiting at the top, now sit down, since the upper end of the phone is already pressing against my torso at that point, any headphone cable plug/cable will be bend by 90º under noticeable pressure, which quickly leads to failure of the cable at the point where it enters the plug).

Why are you sitting on phones?
 
As phones have become larger, the bending force on the headphone plug/cable at the phone end when sitting down has become so large that most headphone cables flake out within weeks for me (put the phone in a front pocket, headphone cable exiting at the top, now sit down, since the upper end of the phone is already pressing against my torso at that point, any headphone cable plug/cable will be bend by 90º under noticeable pressure, which quickly leads to failure of the cable at the point where it enters the plug).

If you had issues with headphone plugs getting damaged, what was stopping you using Bluetooth headphones?
 
Man, looking at this mockup I can't help but think other companies have been better at "Apple design" than Apple themselves lately. Don't get me started on the pricing.
Maybe because they copy Apple’s design in advance, their HuaJoni drives 16 Bentley’s instead of 8 and they don’t charge their mice upside down. And don’t let themselves be distracted by their sexuality or equal rights for non-billionaires.
 
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Maybe because they copy Apple’s design in advance, their HuaJoni drives 16 Bentley’s instead of 8 and they don’t charge their mice upside down. And don’t let themselves be distracted by their sexuality or equal rights for non-billionaires.
That’s what it must be, distracted by emojis.
 
If you had issues with headphone plugs getting damaged, what was stopping you using Bluetooth headphones?
They stopped working*. But to the question of headphone plugs, I actually really would contend that the increasing size of phones has made wired headphones unsustainable for a lot of front pocket users.

*My BeatsX last only about 3 to 4 month before they throw errors (won't turn on or won't connect or the remote controls changing the volume all by themselves), which becomes less funny after the warranty period is over. Many people suggest that sweat is what might be killing them. My Jaybird's lasted about a year until the remote control stopped registering clicks (which made it impossible to pair them). The ones before that failed after a similar period.
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Why are you sitting on phones?
Do I need to draw you a picture?

Just put anything long enough, maybe half a foot/15 cm long (eg, a table knife), into your front pants pocket and sit down on a chair to understand the bending problem.
 
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