That might have something to do with it. If people camp out en masse for the next HTC One or Samsung Galaxy, it sure as hell isn't covered like it is every ~12 months when the crazy people who happen to like Apple products do.
Am i the only one that thinks my iPhone 5 is better looking than the new 6 and 6 plus?
I know i haven't held it in my hand or seen it in real life but when the iPhone 5 was revealed it looked great but i don't get that feeling from the new model.
Really want that fingerprint technology tho
The iPhone 6 is (for me) the first iPhone worth getting since the iPhone 4.
will need to be charged every night.
As a non-watch wearer this is a genuine question: Do people sleep with their watches on? I like the charger but I suppose it was always going to be inductive, can't have a nice clean watch with a Lightning port on the side collecting dust.
Is there a better link? Jesus, I've never tried to watch something so choppy & unclear even though I heard the Live showing was the same.@McLaren There a link to the keynote right on Apple's website.
http://www.apple.com/live/2014-sept-event/
It was pathetic... An Asian translator was overlapped for about 45 minutes...Is there a better link? Jesus, I've never tried to watch something so choppy & unclear even though I heard the Live showing was the same.
Impressive that they managed to get the latest mobile technology out first again. It seems like it will have most of the gaming performance of the Nvidia Shield tablet while running cooler and in a smaller form factor. I wonder if there will be many PS3 / Xbox 360 games being ported over to run on the new iPhone 6.
About what technology are we talking here? Granted I haven't seen the keynote, only pictures, but from what I saw there wasn't anything breathtaking.
Shots fired.
Its funny cause its true.
You can add RAM to that list too... 2GB in the Nexus 4 compared to ??? in the iPhone 6 (Did they refuse to disclose the amount of RAM on purpose?)About what technology are we talking here? Granted I haven't seen the keynote, only pictures, but from what I saw there wasn't anything breathtaking.
Shots fired.
You can add RAM to that list too... 2GB in the Nexus 4 compared to ??? in the iPhone 6 (Did they refuse to disclose the amount of RAM on purpose?)
Yeah. I mean, I have nothing against Apple nor iOS, they make great devices and the software is great, but I hate when people (meaning Apple) acts like there makes innovations and something awesome, yet it has been around for much longer.
You can add RAM to that list too... 2GB in the Nexus 4 compared to ??? in the iPhone 6 (Did they refuse to disclose the amount of RAM on purpose?)
We're most likely to see the same amount of RAM. 2GB still should be enough, but for how long?
Considering that you can get a low-end Windows laptop for the price of the iPhone 6, it should have 2GB.We're most likely to see the same amount of RAM. 2GB still should be enough, but for how long?
This is kind of true, as Android does struggle to release updates across the entire board. You get fragmented optimisations, and some OEMs just choose not to do it, like the case with my phone, it's a MediaTek device from July 2013, running 4.2.2 Jellybean. There still hasn't been word that MediaTek is willing to release the source code to make an update to KitKat available.Or if they talk about androids version they'll say the android one is bad
Like "while the android has had this function for a while, ours is much more stable"