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Are you upgrading your iPhone this year?

  • Yes - iPhone 8 all the way

    Votes: 443 70.7%
  • Yes - I'll be buying the iPhone 7s

    Votes: 32 5.1%
  • No - I'm happy with my current iPhone

    Votes: 94 15.0%
  • Are you going to follow the keynote live?

    Votes: 42 6.7%
  • Yes

    Votes: 173 27.6%
  • No

    Votes: 33 5.3%

  • Total voters
    627

Pnr2020

macrumors regular
Nov 6, 2015
185
178
Uk
I would rather have a feature on my iPhone than beta test it on an Android device which will turn to **** within less than a year. But hey, whatever works for you :)
Really ha so wireless charging will be available from day 1
 

thearh

macrumors 6502a
Sep 16, 2014
673
706
Las Vegas, NV
YAY let’s post sarcastic digs which ignore the fact that even if Apple is late to the party, it ALWAYS brings the party with it.

Apple is not always first, but it’s rarely not best.
What I find interesting, is those that criticize Apple for adding features that Android had first (even if it was never perfected on Android), obviously forgetting that all other modern smart phone OS's copied Apple's original iOS.
 

Strelok

macrumors 65816
Jun 6, 2017
1,471
1,721
United States
What I find interesting, is those that criticize Apple for adding features that Android had first (even if it was never perfected on Android), obviously forgetting that all other modern smart phone OS's copied Apple's original iOS.

The thing is, Android devices have some extra features but at the end of the day they aren't useful for me. Something everyone always brings up is the split screen multitasking on the phones, honestly I never used it on my S6 Edge since it just never seemed useful. For the people who need something like that, Android is for them. Meanwhile iPhone's have always been able to do everything I need from a phone.
 

ctrlzone

macrumors 6502
Feb 9, 2017
303
251
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ssrij

Suspended
Dec 16, 2016
644
489
United Kingdom
The thing is, Android devices have some extra features but at the end of the day they aren't useful for me. Something everyone always brings up is the split screen multitasking on the phones, honestly I never used it on my S6 Edge since it just never seemed useful. For the people who need something like that, Android is for them. Meanwhile iPhone's have always been able to do everything I need from a phone.

Weird logic. So,

- iPhone comes with X number of features
- Galaxy comes with the same number of features + Y number of extra features and goodies

How is buying a Galaxy over iPhone bad? No one is forcing you to use the Y features, plus there's no harm in having Y features that you may potentially end up using in the future for some reason.

You're literally complaining about having extra features. Sure, you may not end up using it now, but who knows you may need it in the future? Also, if you don't want to use it, well, don't use it!
 

Strelok

macrumors 65816
Jun 6, 2017
1,471
1,721
United States
Weird logic. So,

- iPhone comes with X number of features
- Galaxy comes with the same number of features + Y number of extra features and goodies

How is buying a Galaxy over iPhone bad? No one is forcing you to use the Y features, plus there's no harm in having Y features that you may potentially end up using in the future for some reason.

You're literally complaining about having extra features. Sure, you may not end up using it now, but who knows you may need it in the future? Also, if you don't want to use it, well, don't use it!

Because Galaxy's always end up lagging. Sure my 6S Plus has lagged on occasion, but the difference is it doesn't do it all the time in my most used applications. Android isn't worth extra features to me.
 

thearh

macrumors 6502a
Sep 16, 2014
673
706
Las Vegas, NV
Weird logic. So,

- iPhone comes with X number of features
- Galaxy comes with the same number of features + Y number of extra features and goodies

How is buying a Galaxy over iPhone bad? No one is forcing you to use the Y features, plus there's no harm in having Y features that you may potentially end up using in the future for some reason.
I don't think anyone is saying there is something wrong with buying an Android device. In fact, I have a Galaxy S8+ for work and it is an excellent phone. But for my personal use, I prefer the iPhone. The points above were more directed to the those haters who troll iPhone forums and make negative comments like "YAY let's get all excited for new features other phones have had for ages lol" I think my point is that virtually all of human kind's advances are built upon former advancements and that is never more true than in the modern smart phone race.
[doublepost=1505233835][/doublepost]So close....

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