You made my point. Nothing apple does is outside of enhancing the ecosystem of it's products. Dishwashers, unless you can attempt to make a point the design of the motor is somehow can somehow be interfaced with a Galaxy...
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iPhone XS When will iPhone cameras come close to this?
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Lol Huawei's market share surpassed apple's last year. It only sees growth year by year, in contrast to samsung's and apple's drops.
And they don't even sell in the US.
Open your eyes, Apple is going down year after year. They stopped making industry leading phones since the iPhone 6.
And they don't even sell in the US.
Open your eyes, Apple is going down year after year. They stopped making industry leading phones since the iPhone 6.
Have you heard of smart appliances?
https://www.samsung.com/us/explore/family-hub-refrigerator/connected-hub/
And yes, Samsung dishwashers do connect through Wi-Fi to allow users to monitor and control the appliance.
100x this!
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No. Their problem is their super high pricing. Huawei makes phones at all price points.
Whilst Apple do support their phones for longer, I wouldn't call 2-3 years of OS updates/ security updates as being woefully abandoned.
Software support is longer for ios but some might find ios lacking compared to android (not me). However even I can see that android is feature rich compared to ios.
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What support, it took apple like 5 years to implement features that are available on android since android 2.1. That's just funny.
And where did they get to? Shut downs, power savings, slowing down older phones, still lacking software, bugs, stutters..
Don't talk about software support, because all you get with newer versions of iOS are just numbers in the OS version and bug fixes.
Apple software support is just a joke.
That's why I left this platform. It feels like symbian nowadays. They are stuck in 2012 in terms of software.
And where did they get to? Shut downs, power savings, slowing down older phones, still lacking software, bugs, stutters..
Don't talk about software support, because all you get with newer versions of iOS are just numbers in the OS version and bug fixes.
Apple software support is just a joke.
That's why I left this platform. It feels like symbian nowadays. They are stuck in 2012 in terms of software.
That most people have no clue about which photo is better if they don’t know the model. I thought that would be easy to get to. Apologies.
Also, I’d like to point out that this was probably the most relevant test carried out relating to how pictures from smartphones actually gets used / shared.
And given the number of his followers, I’d safely presume there would be some very critical people in there.
Still is a red-herring as far as your original point comparing r&d expenditures. But if that’s your take on it, that’s what it is.
I love my iPhone XS but there’s no denying competitors cameras in low light situations are better. Here’s an example of the Huawei P30 Pro low light.
https://www.theverge.com/2019/4/10/...ro-review-periscope-camera-zoom-android-phone
I really hope Apple ups its game in the camera department. There is absolutely no reason iPhone shouldn’t be the best smartphone camera, period.
To be honest where are the settings/metadata? I only skim read as I really don't care (I use DSLR) but anyone of these may have been taken using a longer shutter on a tripod to achieve similar results, I didn't see anywhere the report mentioned handheld, even then without metadata you can't even see if the same rules were applied to show the image differences.
[doublepost=1555054298][/doublepost]and Huawei only make devices so they can steal your data.
How is a software update a cheap trick if it brings new features, fixes and security patches?
Yes AR emoji and Animoji/Memoji are gimmicks.
That's what I'm saying - apple hasn't introduced new stuff in their OS in years. Just bug fixes (to the PERFECT OS), security updates and gimmicks like these animojis. And performance crippling features.
And yes - you can take pictures like the above, handheld with a Huawei P30/Pro.
And yes - you can take pictures like the above, handheld with a Huawei P30/Pro.
For once I'd like an honest answer, why are you still here?
I invested €1000+ for the innovative Animoji's by Apple. Besides that, I see no other real productive use of a €1000+ smartphone.
No, I am fine with using my iPhone how Apple decided it to use, why would I use a smartphone the way I (!!!) want to use it?
oh, wait...
To who? Who will listen? Tim Cook? Phil Schiller? Steve Jobs' ghost?
Anyway, OS updates are not just about gimmicks, those gimmicks are what are marketed sure, and Apple messed up with iOS 11 regarding the throttling, but there are lots of bug and especially security fixes that most people never care about in any case.
Noooooo... you are disappointed that you don't own 'The
iPhone' or maybe paid by the Chinese Government to spread malaise....but then again, the Chinese Government is full of iPhone users received as gifts, so the latter can't be true. 
.BTW, your country is very beautiful and I hope to visit it soon. I saw the road markers to Sofia, when traveling within Serbia.
I think you’re confused. Why does Apple have to introduce new ‘stuff in there OS every year? One of the reasons Apple’s iOS is so popular, is because they do provide continued stability with updates throughout the year, which makes it more fluid and provides longevity in software updates for the iPhone performance over any android device. The trade off being, consumers are devoted to the software experience, not the hardware. Maybe that’s what you’re not understanding others have conveyed to you.
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IPhone still exists because of inertia, fanbase and US subsidiary.
Software lacking, subpar hardware (excluding the cpu), subpar features, old and ugly design. And it all comes at a hefty price for what you get in return.
Software updates bring performance crippling to older devices, unexpected shutdowns.
Software lacking, subpar hardware (excluding the cpu), subpar features, old and ugly design. And it all comes at a hefty price for what you get in return.
Software updates bring performance crippling to older devices, unexpected shutdowns.
You’re blatantly spreading misinformation. iOS 12 main core focus was to actually help perform sustainability for older devices (iPhone 6/6s, ect) and improve performance. So what you’re saying is unequivocally false.
To improve performance, that was crippled in iOS 11. Nice one.
Do you know why android doesn't feature battery health status? Because :
- android doesn't throttle down the cpu when batteries get old
- because they don't shut down unexpected
- because no one with an android phone gives a damn for the battery health, because they don't need to.
Do you know why android doesn't feature battery health status? Because :
- android doesn't throttle down the cpu when batteries get old
- because they don't shut down unexpected
- because no one with an android phone gives a damn for the battery health, because they don't need to.