I better not find a Beats logo on it.
that'll come on the 6S :/
I better not find a Beats logo on it.
Developer.
The Devs will adapt or they will die. Simple. If they want to make money they will have no issues adapting to change which is always bound to happen. Nothing, especially in this market, stays the same.
I hope Apple includes Beats with its package.
that'll come on the 6S :/
AT&T owes you nothing.
You willingly signed a contract to get a subsidized phone.
Now you want to upgrade to the latest with no penalties?
I'd say if you're lucky, they will let you upgrade at the standard upgrade/contract cost but will make you renew your contract for 2-3 years from the point you upgrade.
Entitlement is alive and well in the new millennium.
I've changed the wording now! Thanks for your input - I should have clarified I meant the past three versions of the iPhone.![]()
4.7" $199 with 2-yr contract 16GB
5.5" $399 with 2-yr contract 32GB
I want a blurry pic of a mockup before I believe anything.
It's only 1 month off.
There is nothing magical about which specific month.
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*IF* rumor true of Apple asking for $100 price increase.
4.7" 32GB $299 + contract
5.5" 32GB $399 + contract
and up in storage sizes from there.
MAYBE, hopefully, they are only asking for the price increase on the 5.5". But that should be an easy given, that the shouldn't need 'permission' for.
Unless the 4.7" is going to be an iPhone 5C budget move. With downgraded single flash, and no TouchID. And the 5.5" is going to be the real fully featured next gen handset. ... this is sounding likely![]()
http://9to5mac.com/2014/05/09/gold-...longside-space-gray-and-silver-in-new-photos/
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Way too much bezel...If this is the iPhone 6, i'm disappointed...very...
There's no evidence that the 5.5" does exist, but I'm just hoping it doesI want the choice between 4.7" and 5.5" having owned the Samsung Galaxy S4 last year I didn't mind the screen size of 5" it was the quality I didn't like.
I'm with you 100% on that. I used a Nexus 5 for a few months and loved the form factor, but I didn't enjoy android at all.
I just find it funny how so many users on this forum are absolutely convinced that there will never be a big iPhone, and how the 3.5" iPhone 4 is the best size ever. I'm really getting tired of people who've only ever used an iPhone 4 but think they know more than everyone else.
One can only hope this is true. I'm not so sure we'll get the larger model this side of christmas, but launching the iPhone 6 in August would solve a considerable problem for me.
Andriod for me was just too fragmented, my annoyance was also with Samsung, and that was because of the quality of the S4, and the features they advertised to be so great, rarely worked.
I think its a case of people being worried about change, everyone is use to the screen size of the iPhone, but i believe if they are going to change the screen size then they have found a golreat way of doing it. Tim cook himself said in interviews that they would not do a big screen phone while trade-off existed. I have faith that Apple will get it right.
August would be fantastic for selfish reasons.
You have to think that they won't obliterate the 4" screens. Just based on the rumors we've heard so far, I'd bet we'll see the 5c, 5s and a 4.7". I'm still iffy on the existence of a 5.5" just because it's such a hard usability problem to fix for users and a headache to code for yet another screen size.
I don't want to be forced to pay extra $100 for 32GB. Leave me 16GB at $199 and I'll decide if I want 32GB.It's only 1 month off.
There is nothing magical about which specific month.
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*IF* rumor true of Apple asking for $100 price increase.
4.7" 32GB $299 + contract
5.5" 32GB $399 + contract
and up in storage sizes from there.
MAYBE, hopefully, they are only asking for the price increase on the 5.5". But that should be an easy given, that the shouldn't need 'permission' for.
Unless the 4.7" is going to be an iPhone 5C budget move. With downgraded single flash, and no TouchID. And the 5.5" is going to be the real fully featured next gen handset. ... this is sounding likely![]()