Im with you on that!Waiting for next years X in hopes Apple finally figures out how to integrate TouchID into the screen and gets rid of the ugly notch.
Im with you on that!Waiting for next years X in hopes Apple finally figures out how to integrate TouchID into the screen and gets rid of the ugly notch.
You have to activate the SIM it on an approved Android device and then just switch the cards, as far as I know.
Failure to innovate.The 8 and 8+ are really a 7s and 7s+... Not sure why they didn't just do it that way to avoid confusion.
Waiting for next years X in hopes Apple finally figures out how to integrate TouchID into the screen and gets rid of the ugly notch.
Apple will just be finishing fulfilling first day preorders by then, so they won't have time to update the X.Waiting for next years X in hopes Apple finally figures out how to integrate TouchID into the screen and gets rid of the ugly notch.
Having owned iPhones continually since the 3GS iteration, I am most likely to upgrade to the Google Pixel 2 XL mainly due to the fact that Apple is continually playing catch up with new technologies. Wireless charging and an OLED screen have been done years ago. Apple, unfortunately, hasn't truly innovovated since Jobs died.
Same. I've on a launch day 6 and I plan to upgrade only if they release iPhone SE-X? I'll buy that. If not then Sony Xperia XZ1 Compact will be my next phone. Also my wife's 3rd gen iPad is starting to feel old. I'm hoping the iPad mini 5 gets released too. I'll buy that.6 Plus here.
Between the anticipated initial production shortfall (backorders) and how I usually shy away from first-gen devices (6 Plus was exception out of need), I'll probably be in this category. Between the delay, likely kinks to work out and, likely inclusion of the additional T-Mo frequencies that will not be in 8 or X, I'm leaning towards waiting.
Between the smart speaker, X v2.0 (whatever it'll be called) and I'm speculating an iPad powerful enough to replace my Mac, it's going to be an expensive 2018 for me.
That is true.
But the year the iPhone finally gets wireless charging and OLED screens... now you decide to leave?![]()
FYI to all, "Deeper Pixels" appears to be "Deeper Deep Trench Isolation," and NOT 10-bit (& deeper) color (depth), as I had hoped for.
Note the "appears to be," as this has NOT yet been verified ... other sites have reported it.
Normally, when ANY camera manufacturer decides to go WIDER color (gamut / space), they also go DEEPER color (depth) ... but Apple did NOT do that last year, when they introduced their first Wide Color iPad in March, or the iPhone 7 family in September.
What this means is that when YOU capture content in Apple's Display P3 / Wide Color (color) space, the accuracy of the color capture is reduced, relative to sRGB !
This occurs with any extended color space, when the number of bits per color is kept at only 8 bits.
The ONLY WAY Apple can fix this is to capture in 10 bits ... with the preferred Pixel Format Type being BGR10A2, which they may or may NOT have implemented ... NO ONE (outside of Apple) knows for sure ... it requires experimentation.
If Apple didn't, then the iPhone 8s, 8s+ and Xs "could be" the better devices to get ! ... of course, there is NO guarantee those get the needed Fix either.
As I stated, this is something that was Reported on other sites, and NOT YET independently verified ... but, there were ONLY two possibilities.
I suspect 10-bit color capture is in-deed supported on at least some Apple devices, AND that is simply hasn't yet been discovered by anyone ... High Sierra, released just yesterday, supports 10-bit color HEVC encoding AND Apple talked about Intelligent 10-bit dithering at WWDC in June, so something is in-deed up wrt this whole topic.
I have to assume it's too difficult to manufacture at the moment, but maybe next year it won't be difficult to manufacture.Craig already said it’s not gonna happen
He said TouchID under the display was Plan B if FaceID didn’t work out. Apple engineers confirmed they stopped trying out TouchID under the display once FaceID worked perfevtly.I have to assume it's too difficult to manufacture at the moment, but maybe next year it won't be difficult to manufacture.![]()
Yeah, it would be weird for Apple to reintroduce TouchID in the screen one year after saying how much more secure FaceID is over TouchID and how it's the future of unlocking (in addition to Craig's comments).He said TouchID under the display was Plan B if FaceID didn’t work out. Apple engineers confirmed they stopped trying out TouchID under the display once FaceID worked perfevtly.
I've always bought only iPhones. Then I discovered the note 8 and the camera and audio are so much better than the 8 Plus, its amazing.
This!!!!!Waiting for next years X in hopes Apple finally figures out how to integrate TouchID into the screen and gets rid of the ugly notch.
Yup, went from 6 to 8+ and loving it. HUGE improvement on camera and speed plus I use wireless charging on my nightstand.I'd say given most upgraders will be coming from 6 and 6s, it would be good to do a direct comparison between those models too?
Of which other phone manufacturers have had for years. Thats is not innovation.
But you can finally get these features on the iPhone. That should be good news.
You obviously like iOS since you've used it since the iPhone 3GS. But you noticed that other phones have wireless charging and OLED screens. Fine.
Well now you can get the iOS you like.... and wireless charging and OLED screens. You should be happy... not retreating. This is what you wanted, right?
This scenario has always been funny to me:
"The iPhone is missing features that other phones have had for years."
- Apple adds the features
"OMG Apple is sooooo late! No innovation! Sad!"
Jeez Louise![]()
Perhaps it's a sign that the "S" naming convention is over. It was always confusing what the "S" stood for, anyway, so if the point is to avoid confusion that seems the way to go.The 8 and 8+ are really a 7s and 7s+... Not sure why they didn't just do it that way to avoid confusion.