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SeanR1

macrumors 6502
Jan 4, 2009
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Pennsylvania
Would rather have a phone with "too many features" (I don't believe there is such a thing if the interface is done right) than a phone that simply does processor/ram upgrades every year and introduces old technology as if its new.

Not to mention the continued use of their own connector when the rest of the world follows a standard. Further recently changing this connector to break compatibility, corner a generated conversion adapter market and offer ZERO benefit over the old form factor.

But.....you get a really cool apple logo......and a STICKER!!!!!!
 

Dmaynard83

macrumors 6502a
Jul 16, 2012
825
66
iPhone 5S to have one killer software feature:

http://www.phonearena.com/news/Anal...w-killer-feature-we-certainly-hope-so_id41000

What will it be? Fingerprint sensor?

"Morgan Stanley analyst Katy Huberty may be a bit more reliable of a source, because she has recently met with Apple CFO Peter Oppenheimer. Huberty is saying that "Apple will surprise this year" with "a killer feature that drives consumers increasingly to the platform”. She said that the feature would start on the iPhone 5S, but made it clear that whatever the improvement, it would be a software feature, because it would increase "the value of those 500 million [Apple] accounts.""

This is interesting and seems to be historically accurate as the 4s had a killer feature at the time which was Siri. At least that was their sales strategy.
 

Abazigal

Contributor
Jul 18, 2011
20,395
23,898
Singapore
This is interesting and seems to be historically accurate as the 4s had a killer feature at the time which was Siri. At least that was their sales strategy.

That's like saying the iphone5s will be better than the iphone5. It sounds reasonable because we believe Apple will definitely need a main selling point (beyond the obligatory processor and camera improvement), so such a prediction likely has a very high chance of being correct.
 
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