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The only thing that's changed is nothing?
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Sorry, got lost in the weeds here. I thought you were talking 6 to 6s (hard to keep track sometimes).
But....focus pixels
2gb's of Ram? 4k video shooting? 12mp rear camera & 5mp front camera? Stronger casing? That's nothing?The iPhone 6s still has no optical image stabilization, the aperture did not change (stayed at f/2.2 versus competitors at f/1.9 and f/1.8), the battery life stayed exactly the same (for the first time ever), and it still starts at 16GB
But hey, they need to save features for the iPhone 7, right?
Plus, the 11% increase in weight will come-off next year
I'm happy with the new phone and I have ordered a space grey 128gb 6s and if the camera is as good or better than Samsungs top end phones I will be really happy.
Looking forward to 3D touch, not that bothered with the moving photos, I had that ages ago on my old HTC. The stronger aluminium, I found the aluminium on my 6 to be just fine although I love their play on words saying the all new aluminium as if they invented it but then saying it is the same as used in aerospace. Same goes for the live photos, no Apple it is not new! The battery on my 6 is no problem and even if the 6s has a slightly smaller one I'm sure it will last a little longer or at least the same.
I don't give a dam about megapixels or any of the other technology in the camera as long as it takes the best photos on a phone.
After looking at the launch twice so that I got most of the important bits the one thing I can take away from it is that I now hate the word 'truly' because of the amount of times it was used. That guy Phill that was talking on stage about the iPhone 6s has no place in public speaking or presentations, he was terrible, made himself look foolish and amateurish.
Looking forward to 3D touch, not that bothered with the moving photos, I had that ages ago on my old HTC. The stronger aluminium, I found the aluminium on my 6 to be just fine although I love their play on words saying the all new aluminium as if they invented it but then saying it is the same as used in aerospace. Same goes for the live photos, no Apple it is not new! The battery on my 6 is no problem and even if the 6s has a slightly smaller one I'm sure it will last a little longer or at least the same.
I don't give a dam about megapixels or any of the other technology in the camera as long as it takes the best photos on a phone.
After looking at the launch twice so that I got most of the important bits the one thing I can take away from it is that I now hate the word 'truly' because of the amount of times it was used. That guy Phill that was talking on stage about the iPhone 6s has no place in public speaking or presentations, he was terrible, made himself look foolish and amateurish.
He looks more like a car salesman. Not knocking the guy, just saying I feel more confident in Apple when the other guy is talking, the software guy, Craig is it? He has a super trustworthy face and lots of passion for what he does radiating from he's personality.
He could hardly get his words out right. It was like he got the words out but not necessarily in the right order and in doing so fluffed a lot of his lines. It is not like he wouldn't have practiced it but still got it wrong.