Ram is 2GB, confirmed by apple support.
Not to be that guy, but they said the same thing last year. Plenty of screenshots of Apple reps saying 2GBs on iPhone 6/Plus models and alas..Ram is 2GB, confirmed by apple support.
Which we hope is accurate. I feel sure that it is, but I would like documented confirmation.
One thing I wonder is how 3D touch will affect battery usage.
And another -- how mature will this initial 3D effort be? After a few months, will people be longing for the 7 for a better 3D experience? Sometimes I think I may be better off to upgrade my 4S to the 6, save that $100, and let 3D mature a couple of cycles.
3D Touch is something that can be made better through iOS updates and less to do with a new phone like a 7 or 7s. Sure hardware could be improved, but mostly the experience and the function of what it can do will be through iOS updates.
Also it shouldn't effect battery all too much really, at least because of almost everything inside the 6s and 6s+ plus has been updated and are far more efficient. So what's saved gets pumped into new features and makes the overall life expectancy unchanged from the current 6 and 6+, maybe even better depending on use.
Something I'm really curious about and no one has mentioned this....the way we currently use our iPhones and swipe tap scroll etc...will the 3D action activate in error for a lot of users who may hold down or swipe or press too hard and the phone thinks you want to activate a force touch when you really don't and you will be getting these pop ups asking for actions when the user is just taping like usual. I guess we will soon find out.3D Touch is something that can be made better through iOS updates and less to do with a new phone like a 7 or 7s. Sure hardware could be improved, but mostly the experience and the function of what it can do will be through iOS updates.
Also it shouldn't effect battery all too much really, at least because of almost everything inside the 6s and 6s+ plus has been updated and are far more efficient. So what's saved gets pumped into new features and makes the overall life expectancy unchanged from the current 6 and 6+, maybe even better depending on use.
Good question if it's in settings or not. We are use our phones differently some push harder than others so I think there will be a new learning curve at first but will not take long to get use to.Can the 3D be turned off?
Touch ID is pretty much instant already. Not sure how you double that!
Which we hope is accurate. I feel sure that it is, but I would like documented confirmation.
One thing I wonder is how 3D touch will affect battery usage.
And another -- how mature will this initial 3D effort be? After a few months, will people be longing for the 7 for a better 3D experience? Sometimes I think I may be better off to upgrade my 4S to the 6, save that $100, and let 3D mature a couple of cycles.
No bad thing if they feel a bit heavier, the current ones feel way too delicate.
You mean worse? lolI hope the reception isn't bader!