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What *one* thing would you change about the iPhone 6/6+ ?
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1. Zero bezels.
2. Antenna bands.
3. Protruding camera lens.
4. Battery time.
5. OIS on iPhone 6.
6. More ram.
5. Waterproof.
2. Antenna bands.
3. Protruding camera lens.
4. Battery time.
5. OIS on iPhone 6.
6. More ram.
5. Waterproof.
You forgot On/Off vs. Volume button placement (opposite sides means you often press the wrong one).
The RAM, we will have to see. For now it seems fine on my Plus. 2 iOS versions down the road I think it could be problematic.
The 6 Plus is too slippery to hold bare. Thus, it needs a case anyway, which makes the protruding camera issue moot.
Antenna bands, likewise will be covered up with the required case.
Bezels, I guess could be a little smaller on the top and bottom. On the sides I think they are OK because of the edge swipe gestures, and again, the fact that a case needs to curl around a bit (and still allow for edge gesturing).
I can't speak to battery life on the 6, but on the 6 Plus it's fantastic.
Waterproofing would be nice. I'm not really sure of what adding requires technically. Is Apple just lazy, or is there a real engineering reason why it couldn't be done?
The RAM, we will have to see. For now it seems fine on my Plus. 2 iOS versions down the road I think it could be problematic.
The 6 Plus is too slippery to hold bare. Thus, it needs a case anyway, which makes the protruding camera issue moot.
Antenna bands, likewise will be covered up with the required case.
Bezels, I guess could be a little smaller on the top and bottom. On the sides I think they are OK because of the edge swipe gestures, and again, the fact that a case needs to curl around a bit (and still allow for edge gesturing).
I can't speak to battery life on the 6, but on the 6 Plus it's fantastic.
Waterproofing would be nice. I'm not really sure of what adding requires technically. Is Apple just lazy, or is there a real engineering reason why it couldn't be done?