"wrap around screen" - can't think what benefit this brings at all. I've tried a colleague's galaxy edge and didn't "get it" at all. "bezel-less" - again, for what benefit, the side bezel is hardly gargantuan. If it went right to the edges your palm/fingers would obstruct some of the readable screen when holding it. "facial recognition" - for what purpose, apple does things to better the end user experience. If it's to unlock a device then that's not more intuitive nor quicker than simply holding your thumb on the homebutton or raising to wake which it already does. "gesture recognition" - can't see any benefit in a phone, it's already in your hand why wave your other hand to do things when you can already tap the screen with that same hand
the other two mentioned; "wireless charging" - to be useful it has to be better than current form which is not really wireless at all. "TouchID in the screen" - I can envisage being useful for detecting who is using the phone at any time / security in general, but the tech barely seems ready for 2018 let alone a 2017 iPhone.
I always laugh at that term, facial recognition. The ability to detect that a person has recently been to a spa. 😂
Spa? At least you have a much cleaner mind than I do....
Three(5.8,5.5,4.7) larger iPhones in 2017. This makes iphone SE+ release in 2018 with trickle down iPhone 7 components. Looks like Apple covered most wanted sizes in smartphones.
There's only two sizes people want.
The 4.7 and the 5.5. This is similar with the DSi/3DS, there IS a market for a larger device, but it's for older/bigger people who can't deal with the smaller UI elements. That's it. Some people prefer that larger size. I'm not one of them. I would rather have something that fits in a pocket, which the smaller iPhone and 3DS can do, but the larger phablet designs do not. Also people using tablet-sized phones look absolutely silly using them.
"wrap around screen" - can't think what benefit this brings at all. I've tried a colleague's galaxy edge and didn't "get it" at all. "bezel-less" - again, for what benefit, the side bezel is hardly gargantuan. If it went right to the edges your palm/fingers would obstruct some of the readable screen when holding it. "facial recognition" - for what purpose, apple does things to better the end user experience. If it's to unlock a device then that's not more intuitive nor quicker than simply holding your thumb on the homebutton or raising to wake which it already does. "gesture recognition" - can't see any benefit in a phone, it's already in your hand why wave your other hand to do things when you can already tap the screen with that same hand
the other two mentioned; "wireless charging" - to be useful it has to be better than current form which is not really wireless at all. "TouchID in the screen" - I can envisage being useful for detecting who is using the phone at any time / security in general, but the tech barely seems ready for 2018 let alone a 2017 iPhone.
I always laugh at that term, facial recognition. The ability to detect that a person has recently been to a spa. 😂
Yeah, I was worried where you were going with that.
Three(5.8,5.5,4.7) larger iPhones in 2017. This makes iphone SE+ release in 2018 with trickle down iPhone 7 components. Looks like Apple covered most wanted sizes in smartphones.
There's only two sizes people want.
The 4.7 and the 5.5. This is similar with the DSi/3DS, there IS a market for a larger device, but it's for older/bigger people who can't deal with the smaller UI elements. That's it. Some people prefer that larger size. I'm not one of them. I would rather have something that fits in a pocket, which the smaller iPhone and 3DS can do, but the larger phablet designs do not. Also people using tablet-sized phones look absolutely silly using them.
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Spa? At least you have a much cleaner mind than I do....
The 4.7 and the 5.5. This is similar with the DSi/3DS, there IS a market for a larger device, but it's for older/bigger people who can't deal with the smaller UI elements. That's it. Some people prefer that larger size. I'm not one of them. I would rather have something that fits in a pocket, which the smaller iPhone and 3DS can do, but the larger phablet designs do not. Also people using tablet-sized phones look absolutely silly using them.
http://www.phonearena.com/news/Big-phone-or-small-phone-8-reasons-to-convince-you-in-the-superiority-of-large-phones_id77450