What does a redesign mean?

[Iphoneattack]

Actually, it makes sense to contract with Telstra. Their service is way superior. For businesses/rural users telstra is a must.

I don't use telstra for personal use but for business it is the best by far. Stop making excuses and trying to justify purchasing a 4S so late in the release cycle.

Did u read the op? I'm not trying to justify anything as I still would have bought the 4s

I just want to know what they meant by radical redesign

 

[Wrathwitch]

I did type this on a search engine

That's why my op was do you think by redesign they meant in appearence or function?

You should have read it instead of posting that

Seriously??

No offense intended, but if it was an internal redesign, you wouldn't SEE a difference. Everyone KNOWS that there is ALWAYS some sort of spec bump or new internal goodies.

It is simple logic to consider that the exterior is what is referred to. No one cares how different it looks inside. If you follow current technology, you would know that there is only so many different available internal components that can be used ie: quad core vs dual core etc Proximity purchasing software, LTE.

It is only logical that there should be new internal features, that is always a given. The only thing that remains unseen is the exterior.

I did read your initial post.

/facepalm for buying into the troll's skill.

 

[macingman]

Did u read the op? I'm not trying to justify anything as I still would have bought the 4s

I just want to know what they meant by radical redesign

I did read the OP. Your question is ridiculous. Anyway enjoy your 4S. I'm out.

 

[TheMacBookPro]

I did type this on a search engine

That's why my op was do you think by redesign they meant in appearence or function?

You should have read it instead of posting that

There is no such thing as a 'redesign of functions'

A redesign means a new design/appearance. There will also be new functions added. Simple as that.