But your point is Apple takes features from other manufacturers and not through its own experience.
A don't categorize a bigger screen as a 'feature'. Why continue losing customers to a competitor, because of a simple spec? I do believe that Apple was concerned that for the first time the switchers from iOS to Android would outnumber the Android to iOS ones.
A don't categorize a bigger screen as a 'feature'. Why continue losing customers to a competitor, because of a simple spec? I do believe that Apple was concerned that for the first time the switchers from iOS to Android would outnumber the Android to iOS ones.
Do you have any stats to back that up? I'm not talking about surveys that may or may not predict purchases.
Did our hands grow to increase the standard? Taste changed not standards.
Did you even understand what Reachability in iOS8 means? All I want to say is that Technology evolved for both software and hardware where software will take care of what hardware was limited to. Before was virtual keyboard vs physical keyboard. And now , in this case, Reachability for large screen iPhone. What's so hard to understand?
Did you even understand what Reachability in iOS8 means? All I want to say is that Technology evolved for both software and hardware where software will take care of what hardware was limited to. Before was virtual keyboard vs physical keyboard. And now , in this case, Reachability for large screen iPhone. What's so hard to understand?
Not really. How do you access the Reachability? Access the sensor under Home button through Sapphire glass, right? It's a dumb financial move to build that before just for Reachability purpose. Apple only decided to go for large screen when Reachability is possible.
Not really. How do you access the Reachability? Access the sensor under Home button through Sapphire glass, right? It's a dumb financial move to build that before just for Reachability purpose. Apple only decided to go for large screen when Reachability is possible.
The answer is NO without compromising the design and that was not worth in Apple business sense to do that where you redesign the hardware just for one purpose: to place accommodate the sensor for Reachability...
This is another form of "Apple is doomed", Apple responded, taking its own sweet time, so whatever scenario that you are implying might have had dire consequences, never happened.
I'm guessing that you want to believe that Apple acted in fear, but given what we've seen, the only indication is urgency, and resolve. If anything, what the IPhone 6's have shown is how vulnerable the Android world is to truly innovative products.
This is another form of "Apple is doomed", Apple responded, taking its own sweet time, so whatever scenario that you are implying might have had dire consequences, never happened.
I'm guessing that you want to believe that Apple acted in fear, but given what we've seen, the only indication is urgency, and resolve. If anything, what the IPhone 6's have shown is how vulnerable the Android world is to truly innovative products.
Fear is much too strong a word, I'd say concern. Sales still would have been great, but not record breaking, and perhaps maybe even flat YoY. And for the record Apple is long away from being doomed.
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This is the point I'm trying to make.
But your point is Apple takes features from other manufacturers and not through its own experience.
A don't categorize a bigger screen as a 'feature'. Why continue losing customers to a competitor, because of a simple spec? I do believe that Apple was concerned that for the first time the switchers from iOS to Android would outnumber the Android to iOS ones.
Do you have any stats to back that up? I'm not talking about surveys that may or may not predict purchases.
If I had stats I would've said 'I know' instead of 'I believe'.
Did our hands grow to increase the standard? Taste changed not standards.
Did you even understand what Reachability in iOS8 means? All I want to say is that Technology evolved for both software and hardware where software will take care of what hardware was limited to. Before was virtual keyboard vs physical keyboard. And now , in this case, Reachability for large screen iPhone. What's so hard to understand?
Was Reachability impossible before?
Apple was concerned that for the first time the switchers from iOS to Android
Never heard of any.
Never seen any.
Was Reachability impossible before?
Not really. How do you access the Reachability? Access the sensor under Home button through Sapphire glass, right? It's a dumb financial move to build that before just for Reachability purpose. Apple only decided to go for large screen when Reachability is possible.
Like they're going to admit it.
And it was impossible to implement any other way?
And it was impossible to implement any other way?
The answer is NO without compromising the design and that was not worth in Apple business sense to do that where you redesign the hardware just for one purpose: to place accommodate the sensor for Reachability...
But Google would or Sammy would.
Like they're going to admit it.
This in fact is how Tim Cook responded to that question in an interview:
http://www.theverge.com/2014/9/12/6142359/tim-cook-says-apple-could-have-made-a-bigger-iphone-years-ago
So I am to believe your POV and beliefs over what Tim states explicitly?
Doesn't say anything about why they did it.
Doesn't say anything about why they did it.
They are capitalists; they recognized that screen size was a purchase factor, they provided a solution, and they are printing money for that decision.
And the consequences if they didn’t?
Of course not.
And the consequences if they didn’t?
I get it now.
This is another form of "Apple is doomed", Apple responded, taking its own sweet time, so whatever scenario that you are implying might have had dire consequences, never happened.
I'm guessing that you want to believe that Apple acted in fear, but given what we've seen, the only indication is urgency, and resolve. If anything, what the IPhone 6's have shown is how vulnerable the Android world is to truly innovative products.
Fear is much too strong a word, I'd say concern. Sales still would have been great, but not record breaking, and perhaps maybe even flat YoY. And for the record Apple is long away from being doomed.