Current 6S and 6S+ don't have the regulatory information.I wonder if the 7 will be the first iPhone to ship with no regulatory information on its casing?
I thought Apple weren't required to print the regulatory information on their products anymore?
I wonder if the 7 will be the first iPhone to ship with no regulatory information on its casing?
I thought Apple weren't required to print the regulatory information on their products anymore?
You can't shrink die size indefinitely, there are physical borders. And you can do the same with photo sensors until you hit the boundaries of physics. A big DSLR is hardly the end of miniaturization. The only difference is digital versus analog information.You can shrink die size, you can shrink transistor size, you can even make 3D stacked memory but optics and physics play a significant role in photography.
Everything is information technology. The fact that DSLR makers aren't also software companies means this technology is dead already.Unless you use software tricks to get the effect you want, however.
But it can be. Computing wasn't about single-tasking either until the iPhone came along and did away with multi-tasking, windows and task management.Photography isn't about just being able to take a photograph anywhere you are at any time.
The modern photographer expresses himself with image editing after the shot was taken.It's more or less a photographer's expression.
Truck drivers need the ability to shift lenses manually, passenger cars will suffice with an automatic gearbox.It's not about being a camera snob either. There are specific uses for larger sensors and being able to use different lenses.
Personally, I think the 6 is their second most beautiful design... the way the glass is sculpted in perfect symmetry and proportion and blends in seamlessly with the aluminum frame is genius.
Even the way the antennae lines frame the top and bottom... It's in perfect symmetry with the edges of the display.
It's a triumph of design which explains why HTC and Samsung were quick to copy it... It also explains your differentiation complaint.
You can't shrink die size indefinitely, there are physical borders. And you can do the same with photo sensors until you hit the boundaries of physics. A big DSLR is hardly the end of miniaturization. The only difference is digital versus analog information.
Everything is information technology. The fact that DSLR makers aren't also software companies means this technology is dead already.
But it can be. Computing wasn't about single-tasking either until the iPhone came along and did away multi-tasking, windows and task management.
The modern photographer expresses himself with image editing after the shot was taken.
Truck drivers need the ability to shift lenses manually, passenger cars will suffice with an automatic gearbox.
Yeah, the precedent isn't really there for it, but I still hope that one of these times Apple is going to punk us all really hard. I just think that would be hilariously awesome.That's exactly what everyone says during each of these leaks for the past X years and Apple ends up releasing exactly what was leaked![]()
At the momentIn the EU/UK they still have the info on the back.
Yeah, the precedent isn't really there for it, but I still hope that one of these times Apple is going to punk us all really hard. I just think that would be hilariously awesome.
I don't like it either and I'm not fighting with you, but does it REALLY matter?If it's true that the single-camera won't protrude and the dual-camera will, then Apple's designers are a bunch of idiots.
It's not Photoshopped, just taken with a very crap camera. Probably an iPhone.People are losing their minds over this yet it's probably fakeit looks really photoshopped especially the Apple logo!