Excellent side by side with dimensions!Yeah... Apple, we're ready for something new
Excellent side by side with dimensions!
Apple kept the 6 and 6S series identical in size to keep costs low which results in huge gross profits for the Cupertino Co. Why progress when staying stagnant makes so much money. Why offer something fresh when your buyers don't care.
Apple has their customers hoodwinked into truly believing that Apple is brilliant and knows best. Even members of this forum love to back up that mentality and argue with anyone who challenges the concept. Furthermore, Apple Executives like Jony Ive routinely appear at various intervals to brag how great Apple is, their genius designs, concepts and technology that (they allude) is industry leading and "this changes everything".
At the end of the day I do give them credit for their ability to extract vast sums of money from many, like myself. However in my case I speak out without hesitation, I don't simply fork over my cash. The laptops I buy are excellent as are peripherals and accessories. Too bad their iOS devices don't live up to that same quality, performance, and reliability level.
Yet the impact is minor since I have Google to source my wonderful primary smartphone from. My Nexus 6P is just delightful. My iPhone 6S Plus, not so much.
Just wondering why it bothers you that so much revenue, i.e. 75b in the last quarter, is due to phones? The people are voting with their wallets. No matter how much of this hyperbole is posted across multiple threads the universe isn't moving.Excellent side by side with dimensions!
Apple kept the 6 and 6S series identical in size to keep costs low which results in huge gross profits for the Cupertino Co. Why progress when staying stagnant makes so much money. Why offer something fresh when your buyers don't care.
Apple has their customers hoodwinked into truly believing that Apple is brilliant and knows best. Even members of this forum love to back up that mentality and argue with anyone who challenges the concept. Furthermore, Apple Executives like Jony Ive routinely appear at various intervals to brag how great Apple is, their genius designs, concepts and technology that (they allude) is industry leading and "this changes everything".
At the end of the day I do give them credit for their ability to extract vast sums of money from many, like myself. However in my case I speak out without hesitation, I don't simply fork over my cash. The laptops I buy are excellent as are peripherals and accessories. Too bad their iOS devices don't live up to that same quality, performance, and reliability level.
Yet the impact is minor since I have Google to source my wonderful primary smartphone from. My Nexus 6P is just delightful. My iPhone 6S Plus, not so much.
I agree. I am not sure we will see much a redesign for the IP7. I think it will be much the same as the 6s but maybe thinner as all the rumors point to that happening. I think we will see spec bumps and camera improvements and some software tweaks. They likely implement 3DT a little better across native apps. I am sure they have a software feature or two to add as well.I'm not excepting much from Apple in terms of design. Bezels will stay. But I'm interested in seeing how much they improve the camera.
I think the iPhone 7 will look very much like the 6S but slimmer. They might get rid of both 16gb & 32gb options, and offer 64gb, 128gb, and 256gb. The 16gb and 32gb might be only for the rumored iPhone SE. Rumors of the dual camera is most likely true. They might also offer a wider range of colors. Software wise, Apple will come up with at least one feature that will have everyone talking, and they might drastically improve on 3D touch. There will most likely be a difference in hardware and/or software from the iPhone 7 vs iPhone 7 Plus.
I think you should look at the cellular settings on your iphone. i think you will be surprised at how many apps by default have internet access that you were never asked to authorise. At least Android is upfront and lets you know. On IOS it is enabled by default with no warnings.....i could replace my iphone to galaxy on any time if only google would do something to the app privacy thing which is getting worse. until then i keep my iphone. android apps ask ridiculous rights nowadays when installing them. some are needed for sure and many devs tell why it is needed but mostly not... for example, a calculator app doesnt need to access to read my contacts etc... i havent updated many apps on my android devices because they seem to ask new unnecessary rights with updates.
so i could switch, but i wont.
Excellent side by side with dimensions!
Apple kept the 6 and 6S series identical in size to keep costs low which results in huge gross profits for the Cupertino Co. Why progress when staying stagnant makes so much money. Why offer something fresh when your buyers don't care.
Apple has their customers hoodwinked into truly believing that Apple is brilliant and knows best. Even members of this forum love to back up that mentality and argue with anyone who challenges the concept. Furthermore, Apple Executives like Jony Ive routinely appear at various intervals to brag how great Apple is, their genius designs, concepts and technology that (they allude) is industry leading and "this changes everything".
At the end of the day I do give them credit for their ability to extract vast sums of money from many, like myself. However in my case I speak out without hesitation, I don't simply fork over my cash. The laptops I buy are excellent as are peripherals and accessories. Too bad their iOS devices don't live up to that same quality, performance, and reliability level.
Yet the impact is minor since I have Google to source my wonderful primary smartphone from. My Nexus 6P is just delightful. My iPhone 6S Plus, not so much.
i could replace my iphone to galaxy on any time if only google would do something to the app privacy thing which is getting worse. until then i keep my iphone. android apps ask ridiculous rights nowadays when installing them. some are needed for sure and many devs tell why it is needed but mostly not... for example, a calculator app doesnt need to access to read my contacts etc... i havent updated many apps on my android devices because they seem to ask new unnecessary rights with updates.
so i could switch, but i wont.