Wait a second, screen is not sapphire glass? I don't see any mention of synthetic sapphire crystal screen.
I guess Apple decided to abandoned common sense![]()
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O99m7lebirE
You're not alone, it's a total cash grab by Apple. I wonder when Apple users are going to revolt.
Not quite sure what my comment has to do with this. Being impressed with an Apple mobile device for the first time in 4 years is being an over-tolerant "Apple follower"?Read Zaap's comment a few posts back. That's exactly why Apple won't give customers what they want (or money's worth). They don't have to & they know it doesn't matter & the products will sell regardless. The Apple followers are a very interesting & tolerant group.
The biggest issue, is that there is nothing really groundbreaking with the new iPhone. There is no "wow" factor here. They didn't make a phone which does something really special or unique like lasting 3 full days on one charge, or an amazing speaker that fills a room with sound like that of big speakers. They didn't make a super camera which would instantly make all other phones cover in shame...
Are you sure using NFC type payment doesn't transmit credit card information over to the merchant? How else would they charge my card? Maybe I need to research more but the fundamental seems flawed to me.
I was affected by Target and I was protected 100%. Almost all credit cards protects consumers from fraud anyway...zero liability.
Hard to believe, but $30 billion is the value that was wiped off Apple’s market value in the few hours after CEO Tim Cook unveiled the latest iPhones and the company’s “next big thing,” its Apple Watch.
At 1.58 pm on Tuesday, moments before the big Apple event began, the shares were as high as $102.91. By the afternoon’s close they were down to $97.99, a loss of $4.92.
As there are six billion Apple shares in circulation the fall in price amounts, in round numbers, to $30 billion – more than the entire market value of a lot of major companies. The cause of the fall was disappointment at the new iPhone and the new Apple Watch, which seemed less dramatic than many had hoped they would be.
To put this in context, the amount wiped off Apple’s market value was twice as much as the entire market value of Tiffany & Co. No, really. Tiffany is valued at $13 billion.
Thirty billion dollars is also about 5% of Apple’s gross value – and a higher percentage of the net value, if you set aside the company’s cash pile.
Are these calculations silly? Sure.
Sure, if you ignore the existence of the Note...The 6-plus= SWEET!
Wait a second, screen is not sapphire glass? I don't see any mention of synthetic sapphire crystal screen.
I'll be ordering the 4.7" on Friday. Looking forward to having an iPhone with a bigger screen. TBH, that was all I was really looking for. I don't really expect innovation from anyone anymore so color me a bit jaded on that front. As long as I can retain the stability iOS has offered me over my attempts with Android, the battery life that has worked better form relative to my attempts with Android, etc. then I'm all good with just a screen size bump. Thought about going back to Android one more time but may wait another year.
Here's the problem for Apple when it comes to those screaming foul due to lack of innovation. Screen size was an easy one for them. What are they going to do next year when the low hanging fruit has already been consumed?
They won't do much next year except change or an one or two things. I suspect the 6s and 6s plus to have something different. But they don't need to do much, Apple products sell regardless because they are easy to use and they look good.
Am I the only one who thinks offering a 16 GB option is a kick in the teeth? I mean, since Apple refuses to incorporate a memory card slot, shouldn't the smallest offering be 32 GB?
The bezel on the 6 Plus looks ridiculous. The phone would've looked better with square edges.
someone posted here or somewhere else that the plan was to have a 32 as the base but charge more for it on contract(300 i think), carriers pitched a fit, so... 16 GB base model @ 200
. . . so why don't they just sell the 32GB for 200 on contract? The additional 16GB costs, what? An extra dime when bought in these quantities.
Rich people/companies don't get/stay rich by being generous.![]()
You just saved me a trip to att. It was the terrorist app I was going to use. Didn't want to do Google because it only took Mastercard.Only if you want to use Terrorist Wallet as your pay app. Google Wallet just works... with current devices anyway.
Good to hear that more stores are into nfc. I will be looking for them now.There are quite a number of stores that can take NFC payments, but then you do run into places that don't have it. Point is, both iOS and Android are/will be using NFC, so phones from either camp (that have NFC) will work at the same locations.
Another thing I realized about the watch, they have so many different methods of input, from the crown dial, to the comm button, to taps, presses, force touch or whatever that is, that's going to be really confusing for people. The input methods on their watch are actually more complicated than the phone and tablet!
I really don't think the Watch will sell well in the long run. And yes, I'm aware the iPad had countless doubters too.
itll have wireless charging
Do you really think so? It's 2014, they just released a new iPhone, and it only has USB 2.0 for transferring photos & videos. Can you imagine transferring 128 gigs worth of multimedia over that connection??