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'iPhone 15 Pro Max' Name Reportedly Confirmed, 'iPhone 15 Ultra' Not Expected This Year
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Is this the same Mark Gurman who said the iPhone 15 Pro Max will be called the iPhone 15 Ultra?
Throw random rumors out there and see what sticks. 🤣
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People thought the iPhone Pro Max 6.7" screen was too big and the majority of the people got used to it. Believe it or not, the iPhone Pro Max is the most popular model. Nowadays people are into top-tier bigger screen iPhones. They want a bigger battery life, a camera, and a bigger screen ratio.
iPhone 14 Pro Max ranked as world’s top-selling smartphone in first-quarter 2023
In the first-quarter of the year, the iPhone 14 Pro Max was ranked as the world's top-selling smartphone, holding the top four places on the leaderboard with the iPhone 14 Pro, iPhone 14, and iPhone
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If this iPhone comes with 8 GB ram I will trade in the 14 pro max and purchase it. And I will keep it for years until the wheels fall off. Perhaps upgrading the battery once or twice.
With an a17 and 8 GB ram, there’s not much reason to upgrade. I know apple will try its best to convince me otherwise but I don’t see a need to do so anytime soon.
With an a17 and 8 GB ram, there’s not much reason to upgrade. I know apple will try its best to convince me otherwise but I don’t see a need to do so anytime soon.
The screen sizes are getting pretty comical. Soon, people won’t know if you’re talking on an iPhone Ultra Max or an iPad Mini.
TheYayAreaLiving 🎗️
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Might want to upgrade to iPhone 15 Pro Max. It is suspected to come with 8GB RAM. Solid!
Smaller iPhone 15 Pro Will Continue to Start at $999, Says TrendForce
While rumors have been circulating about a $100 price increase for both iPhone 15 Pro models, Taiwanese research firm TrendForce today predicted...
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If anything… Samsung has it right with numbering. The “23” in the name denoting the year of release all the way back to the S20.
I miss the days when there was always "one more thing..." and apple would blow us away with a new product or new feature that was never seen before. Now its routine updates and they just give us a new name to try to justify the hype. I understand the work that goes into upgrading the products, but it seems like there is not really a huge leap forward like there used to be. All companies are doing it, I just miss when Apple seemed to really be innovating and not just floating down the stream.
I am ready to buy Turd as long it is labelled as “Ultra”. Without “Ultra” label it’s automatically a no-buy for me.
TheYayAreaLiving 🎗️
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I love this design, I’d buy this in a heartbeat.
The only legit reasons to call an iPhone 'Ultra' would be a rugged edition (think Apple Watch Ultra but an iPhone) or if it folds. It's dumb to move from Pro Max to Ultra just because it sounds cooler.
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Don’t you worry Ultra will justify a further increase. They are just pacing themselves.
Get any bigger they will have to combine iPhone and iPad and will call it the iPhad.
seems like the stage is set for another lackluster event this year. Same phone same watch new marketing terms to hoodwink the consumer.
No one's putting a gun to people's head to buy it. The truth is innovation in the smartphone industry as a whole has slowed down. And whatever innovation there has been like folding screens hasn't taken off.
It seems you missed the last WWDC keynote, where the one more thing was a revolution in computing that left test users awestruck and "blown away."
If that is the phone and the button, orange, fair warning. I will push you down to get the to the front of the line.