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wood1208 said:

I observed that at work,in Gym,in mall,every where I see more female have 4.7" and in while color iPhone

My observation (not in gyms) is exactly the opposite: the Plus size screen, whether from Apple or not, seems much more popular with female than male users. Men don't want oversized phones in their pockets, whereas it makes no difference for women to carry them in purses.

Rayz2016 said:

MplsP said:

Well, good that the memory can be upgraded, but total fail by the design team for making it so difficult to do, as Memory is the one thing a significant number of people are likely going to want/need to do. Would it have killed them to make an access hatch like other iMacs have?

Who do you think has more accurate figures for the number of people who buy machines with the memory maxed out, as opposed to people who upgrade later? You, or Apple?

These are machines for people who make their living from them. They’re not for hobbyists. 

I buy and install Macs for our 40 person company. Where possible I have always bought minimum RAM configurations and upgraded them either on arrival or later in their lifetime, as required. With our increasing laptop usage in recent years that's not always been feasible, but our 27" inch iMacs were all upgraded in-house.

mr o said:

A silver back would make this iPhone truly irresistible. With chrome edges, it would make iPhone X very reminiscent to the original iPhone. Perhaps with iPhone X series 2?

>:x

Because its metallic content a would impede "wireless" charging, a silver back isn't likely to happen.

sog35 said:

Nice.

the wireless keyboards are a joke.

So small. 
So cramped.
Hate when it gets disconnection problems.
Hate when i have to change batteries.
Hate that it does not have a key pad built in.

This is an example of Apple taking form over function to the extreme.

Hate that you don't even bother to keep up on what Apple offers as keyboards before spouting off.

I'm typing this on the current, full size (w/numeric keypad) Apple wireless keyboard with integral rechargeable batteries. Also works while tethered and recharging. We have a number of these at the office and they work nicely.

The new Matias will be a nice option for those who only need a basic wired keyboard or don't want to pay for something more expensive.

JinTech said:

Very little has changed since the last video. I look forward to seeing a video update in April, that will show some real progress.

At this stage in the construction of any major building much of the progress will be taking place indoors, finishing out the working spaces.