I can wait.
Amazingly, there's more in my life than a new phone.
Go figure.
And, a sick pimp ass does not actually sound that appealing....
Go figure...
Debbie downer over here
I can wait.
Amazingly, there's more in my life than a new phone.
Go figure.
And, a sick pimp ass does not actually sound that appealing....
Go figure...
Debbie downer over here
This is the perfect time to upgrade. the 6S will have the same design as the 6. And a year later the 6S will become way obsolete because the iPhone will change its design. also when it comes to phone, there is no such thing as waiting... The technology changes like everyday.
I disagree. As I said, it will take months for developers to optimise their apps for the larger screens. Also the S cycle introduces new features such as Touch ID in iPhone 5S. If all you care about is how the phone looks sure the 6 will be good, if you care about the experience, the S cycle is probably better.
Yes, and then the iPhone 7 will be better than the 6S. The *next* iPhone is always better than the current one. You speak of the S models ironing out problems within the same form factor, but the 5S still suffers from loose buttons and rattles. I see no ironing out of problems, only adding Touch ID/a better camera module/A7 chip - and these new features will be honed further on the iPhone 7.
Sure the 4S corrected 'antenna gate' which the iPhone 4 suffered from, but that was a one-off and is the only example of an S model correcting a fault within the same form factor.
So what you're saying is that there is no advantage to either cycle which I agree with. Personally I prefer the S cycle and that's all that I said in my original post.
I prefer the S variant too, but I'm never prepared to wait for it...because then I would want to wait for the next model too. The S model dates quicker than the non-S model. I have an iPhone 5 and it looks almost identical to the 5S. I don't feel like my phone is at all dated due to the fact it shares the same form factor with the latest model. If you buy an S model on a two year contract, for one of those years you have a visibly dated phone.
Me too. I'm not gonna rush buying it on launch. Probably wait for a couple of weeks to see any potential issues reported.I am going to get the iPhone 6 I think I,m going to wait till they've been out for a while so they can smooth out any glitches and also I can go into a shop and hold both styles and see the differences between them and my current iPhone 4.
Me too. I'm not gonna rush buying it on launch. Probably wait for a couple of weeks to see any potential issues reported.
They were in a race to minimize useless space. That race has been continuing ever since.I am really excited about the idea of the larger screen.
Kinda funny 10-15 years ago cell phone designers were in a race to see who could make the smallest cell phone. Now they are in a race to make it bigger. LOL!
I've been ranting for what seems years for a bigger screen. In fact, for a normal screen, compared to the rest of the market.
Now its almost here, I'm underwhelmed.
The side bezels may get smaller but the top and bottom won't, so an iPhone 6 will be much larger than others with the same screen size. I see that as quite a fail.
As for the phone, the same incremental upgrades will happen, big deal. I se much more benefit on iOS8 as they are freeing up the silly restrictions, which is great.
If I do get a 6 it will be weeks after release to see if there are issues. And not until I can try a 4.7 and 5.5, then choose.
Will the screen view be identical, just larger, or will there be an option to retain current 5S screen view size so that we can see more real estate? To explain what I mean, imagine a 13" laptop at 1024x768. A 15" on same res makes the screen view the same, and everything is bigger. Or a 15" at 1376x768 so that we see more.
I'm hoping its just larger, or a compromise of both. For all practical supposes I have enough content already on the screen, I'd just like it easier to read and more importantly easier to click on small things.
Games on the other hand adding more content could be a bonus depending on the type of game.
I imagine a lot of this will come down to the developer of the app.