It is a very odd thing to do though. You sync stuff plenty fast enough via Wi-Fi these days.It's 2016 ... where people sync over a wire. Not really a crazy thing.
It is a very odd thing to do though. You sync stuff way faster via Wi-Fi. I can throw a 100MB file to my phone via Wi-Fi in less than 10 seconds.
I don't think I have used a cable to sync anything on my phone for the last 3-4 years.
No, it isn't odd.It is a very odd thing to do though. You sync stuff plenty fast enough via Wi-Fi these days.
I don't think I have used a cable to sync anything on my phone for the last 3-4 years.
If / when Apple goes oled, I think it will be as good as whatever Samsung has at that time. Or at least close.If they go oled I hope it will be as good as advertised. Imo I think they should go micro led but the tech is still new.
I think most if not all have said Samsung Galaxy phones have good/great/best displays. But that doesn't mean the iPhone has terrible displays.
Indeed, USB2? what's this, 2005? If I have a 128GB iPhone, I'd rather sync via USB 3 in cases where I had to reset the phone or get a new one, and transfer entire 128GB backup. Or If I need to constantly transfer HD/4K movies that I recorded from the phone, for example. I'd be much faster than wifi/cellular, not to mention no risk of going over data caps.
But I guess USB 3 cuts into Apple margins and we are stuck with 2005 tech.
It's 2016 ... where people sync over a wire. Not really a crazy thing.
Lol ... okay. You don't use it ... so something must be wrong with anyone else that does. Good logic.Seems crazy to whine and gripe about a technology that's decades old when newer, as fast or faster technologies exist.
Like the guy above me said - I have synced via USB in years. iTunes is a hub for music and movie playing in my house, not how I manage my mobile devices.
Lol ... okay. You don't use it ... so something must be wrong with anyone else that does. Good logic.
So it's better than last year's stand out device... awesome..I'd say, if you're an Android fan this is a great phone. Doesn't really change anything though and it isn't a revolutionary device by any stretch. Just an improved iteration of last year's model.
So just a good S model upgrade in your opinion?Picked mine up Monday and realized I accidentally bought the Edge instead of the regular S7. After a few days, I still don't see any benefit to the edge but it does look nice. Overall, battery life was awful at first but now that the phone has "settled in", its extremely competent. Don't know that it beats my 6S Plus in life yet, but I'm pleased overall.
Still haven't had a chance to put the camera through its paces. That's my main focus. Overall, its a Samsung device. Doesn't feel or act much differently than the Note 5 or GS6 I had. And there's still AT&T bloat I can't remove. I've also been asked if I want to use a dozen of so Samsung/Carrier features and it's getting annoying. I think I turned most of them off at this point.
I'd say, if you're an Android fan this is a great phone. Doesn't really change anything though and it isn't a revolutionary device by any stretch. Just an improved iteration of last year's model.
So the S7 has caught up with the iPhone in terms of polish, battery life and finger print scanner. That's nice. However do we really think that Apple are going to stand still with the iPhone 7 and welcome Samsung to the perch? I don't think so. Apple will move ahead again with the iPhone 7 leaving the android OEM's to play catch up again. This happens all the time. Apple releases the non S model, the industry hails it as the leading smartphone. The android OEM's then play catch up. By the time the S model is released, the industry say that Apple is lagging behind and that x android phone is now better. Then Apple release the next non S model and the cycle starts all over again.I picked one up, got it 3 days ago. As mentioned battery life was horrid 1st 2 days, seems to have settled today. I did a side by side test with 6s+ fingerprint sensor. They finally caught up with apple. Works to fast.
All and all its a nice phone. Maybe apple will realize what most people like from android and use it in the iphone 7. Then ill come back
So the S7 has caught up with the iPhone in terms of polish, battery life and finger print scanner. That's nice. However do we really think that Apple are going to stand still with the iPhone 7 and welcome Samsung to the perch? I don't think so. Apple will move ahead again with the iPhone 7 leaving the android OEM's to play catch up again. This happens all the time. Apple releases the non S model, the industry hails it as the leading smartphone. The android OEM's then play catch up. By the time the S model is released, the industry say that Apple is lagging behind and that x android phone is now better. Then Apple release the next non S model and the cycle starts all over again.
I agree... Sammy set the bar as Apple has to surpass or die.. Apple will pull it off, but remember its always gonna be cat and dog.. iPhone comes out September, Note 6 in November, will take the torch back, S8 in march take another lead, and the cycle continues iPhone 7s has to take in back in 2017So the S7 has caught up with the iPhone in terms of polish, battery life and finger print scanner. That's nice. However do we really think that Apple are going to stand still with the iPhone 7 and welcome Samsung to the perch? I don't think so. Apple will move ahead again with the iPhone 7 leaving the android OEM's to play catch up again. This happens all the time. Apple releases the non S model, the industry hails it as the leading smartphone. The android OEM's then play catch up. By the time the S model is released, the industry say that Apple is lagging behind and that x android phone is now better. Then Apple release the next non S model and the cycle starts all over again.
Anybody buying or bought the S7/S7 edge? Got to admit it looks a fantastic device in person.
U really think Samsung will hand over their crown jewel screen technology to their main rival. . It will be 2 yr old display tech at best, which to be fair is still better then current iPhone screens, so it's still an Improvement.If / when Apple goes oled, I think it will be as good as whatever Samsung has at that time. Or at least close.
No Apple will leap frog with micro-led. Let Samsung keep their technology.U really think Samsung will hand over their crown jewel screen technology to their main rival. . It will be 2 yr old display tech at best, which to be fair is still better then current iPhone screens, so it's still an Improvement.
By then Samsung will have foldable display phones and tablets .....let apple keep its never heard of before micro-led. Samsung has POC models now!No Apple will leap frog with micro-led. Let Samsung keep their technology.
https://forums.macrumors.com/threads/apple-wins-patent-for-flexible-oled-iphone-display.1959059/By then Samsung will have foldable display phones and tablets .....let apple keep its never heard of before micro-led. Samsung has POC models now!
So the S7 has caught up with the iPhone in terms of polish, battery life and finger print scanner. That's nice. However do we really think that Apple are going to stand still with the iPhone 7 and welcome Samsung to the perch? I don't think so. Apple will move ahead again with the iPhone 7 leaving the android OEM's to play catch up again. This happens all the time. Apple releases the non S model, the industry hails it as the leading smartphone. The android OEM's then play catch up. By the time the S model is released, the industry say that Apple is lagging behind and that x android phone is now better. Then Apple release the next non S model and the cycle starts all over again.
lol typical Apple. Making patents for bendable oled display when samsung had it in development for years with test samples shown at shows.