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The Worst Thing About iPhones
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And none of those other services could still backup your phone, so yeah. But of course your choice to make.
Plenty that aren't, but that to some degree depends on the country/region. And whether or not that's the case, doesn't seem like that would relate much to "game changing innovation". To top it off, my comment was more in relation to the typical iPhone consumer populace basically, which mostly doesn't give much thought to something like "game changing innovation".
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That's why I simply backup my phone to my PC instead. Basically the only thing I use iCloud for is transferring documents between my PC and iPad.
Haven't tried Google Photos - must do that, but someone mentioned Mega which I totally forget I had.
Thank you both for the advice!
The battery is weak on the 4.7in models, but the plus battery life is amazing!.
How can they answer or even read your post if they are not MRF members? Or are you asking MRF members to spy and report on other people. We have government agencies for that. NSA.......
Non sequitur, your facts are uncoordinated. Sterilize imperfections.
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Have you ever taken a close look at b.s. I mean microscopically. You will see at 100x magnification the male bovine feces is made up from millions of tiny macrumor's forum threads. I kid you not.
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Batteries on iPhones are just not enough. If they could double the capacity
What the @HEK !
While your scientifically-oriented and overly analytical brain generally serve you well and have taught me a thing or two over the years, in this case, they've missed the mark. Let me repose my query anecdotally:
You're on MRF, yes? You're probably one of the most technologically-informed people you know, right? Assuming both answers are "Yes," your feedback on the iPhone isn't what I was/am interested in here. I read all about TMSC vs Samsung, File Management systems, walled gardens, on a daily basis.
However, you do have friends, family, and co-workers who are less technologically savvy, yes? And I'd venture a guess that you sometimes speak with these folks and technology (e.g. Your iPhones) comes up in conversation? What are their complaints? What are their gripes?
We wouldn't have to if Apple didn't make the iPhone's smaller infact bigger would be better. Better grip on the phone and bigger battery.
Well, depends on how you're defining "bigger."
The iPhone 5 series and SE are both thicker than the 6 series, but are, in my opinion, easier to grip.
For me, the thinness and rounded edges of the 6 series make them by far the slippiest iPhones to date.
I agree with you on that. I like the iPhone 5 design better than the 6 series. By bigger I mean the plus size and I assume that's what was meant in the other post.
What the @HEK !
While your scientifically-oriented and overly analytical brain generally serve you well and have taught me a thing or two over the years, in this case, they've missed the mark. Let me repose my query anecdotally:
Make sense? No non sequiturs, and the NSA wouldn't return my calls ( though I'm sure they're already listening in).
You're on MRF, yes? You're probably one of the most technologically-informed people you know, right? Assuming both answers are "Yes," your feedback on the iPhone isn't what I was/am interested in here. I read all about TMSC vs Samsung, File Management systems, walled gardens, on a daily basis.
However, you do have friends, family, and co-workers who are less technologically savvy, yes? And I'd venture a guess that you sometimes speak with these folks and technology (e.g. Your iPhones) comes up in conversation? What are their complaints? What are their gripes?
Ok got it now. Blushing with all the compliments........appreciate the "what the HEK"
Unfortunately my analytical brain has alienated me from most people. I get most of my semi human contact through my phone. I even text family members rather than talk to them directly. The only comments I can recall from the few non tech friends from the past is that when they drop their phones they break. Although this wasn't restricted to iPhones, just general complaint about all glass screened smart phones.
Hope this helps. By the way, NSA takes in calls, all of them, but they never return calls. Just to let you know in case you are still waiting.
I'm in one of those moods this morning where everything strikes me as humorous.
This is so me..!!Ok got it now. Blushing with all the compliments........appreciate the "what the HEK"
Unfortunately my analytical brain has alienated me from most people. I get most of my semi human contact through my phone.<b> I even text family members rather than talk to them directly. </b> The only comments I can recall from the few non tech friends from the past is that when they drop their phones they break. Although this wasn't restricted to iPhones, just general complaint about all glass screened smart phones.
Hope this helps. By the way, NSA takes in calls, all of them, but they never return calls. Just to let you know in case you are still waiting.
Thickness wise like the iPhone 5 series was perfect for holding a phone. Not so much for the 6 series.
What about the scuff issues on the iPhone 5 series they are lot worse in maintaince than the 6 series.my iPhone 6s plus has lot less scratches than my se has this thing as started to look worse with in cople of days usages
and my iPhone 6s plus is holding up pretty well after nine months of usage
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This is my iPhone 5S and I've had it from the release date.What about the scuff issues on the iPhone 5 series they are lot worse in maintaince than the 6 series.my iPhone 6s plus as a lot less scratches than my se has this thing as started to look worse with in cople of days usages
