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The WSJ calling the iPhone XR a failure that 'can't sell' is ludicrously mistaken
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Shareholders ask Apple to study impact of iPhone addiction on young users
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Apple announces water resistant iPhone 7: pressure sensing home button, dual cameras, jet black fin
foggyhill said:r1sko said:Sorry guys. I’m really trying hard, but I can’t share your enthusiasm. I’m scrolling through the list of new features over and over but for the first time since 2008 I can’t seem to convince myself that upgrading to 7 makes much sense. I think the lack of new design, or egde to edge screen, leaves me with no emotion that I was so used to with every Apple product release.
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Apple announces water resistant iPhone 7: pressure sensing home button, dual cameras, jet black fin
nolamacguy said:r1sko said:Sorry guys. I’m really trying hard, but I can’t share your enthusiasm. I’m scrolling through the list of new features over and over but for the first time since 2008 I can’t seem to convince myself that upgrading to 7 makes much sense. I think the lack of new design, or egde to edge screen, leaves me with no emotion that I was so used to with every Apple product release.
Precisely the same value-add that Apple derives from having Jony Ive to lead the design team instead of letting him drink Guinness with Bono in Dublin since the iPhone 6 release. Or as Steve once said: "Design is the fundamental soul of a man-made creation that ends up expressing itself in succesive outer layers of the project, or service.” Or perhaps Apple itself can convince you with one of the two iPhone 7 videos
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Apple announces water resistant iPhone 7: pressure sensing home button, dual cameras, jet black fin
sog35 said:r1sko said:sog35 said:r1sko said:Sorry guys. I’m really trying hard, but I can’t share your enthusiasm. I’m scrolling through the list of new features over and over but for the first time since 2008 I can’t seem to convince myself that upgrading to 7 makes much sense. I think the lack of new design, or egde to edge screen, leaves me with no emotion that I was so used to with every Apple product release.
So you thought going from the iPhone4s to the 5 with just a bigger screen was a big enough jump?
So you though going from the 5 to the 5s was a big enough jump with just a fingerprint scan?
or the 6 to the 6s with 3D touch?
Bull.
So tell me what was the HUGE difference between the 4 and the 5? Did that slightly bigger screen really make all the difference in the world for you?
And tell me EXACTLY what feature would have made you buy the 7? Were you hoping for some dumb gimmick like a edge screen like those horrible Samsung phones or a smaller top/bottom bezel with putting the home button on the back of the phone? Explain to me exactly what feature would have made the phone so awesome.
It seems to me all you care about is you want a phone that has a different shell than your current phone. If so, then yes the 7 isn't for you. But that's a pretty shallow and superficial way of picking phones.