Yes you will, I have a Note 3 and I still use my Nexus 7 for most things when I'm home. It's not really a tablet replacement as much as you think it is.
Completely agree.
Yes you will, I have a Note 3 and I still use my Nexus 7 for most things when I'm home. It's not really a tablet replacement as much as you think it is.
Completely agree.
I'm torn at the moment. I really hope some detailed performance reviews/videos of the phones in action are put out before tomorrow night.
I really want the larger size of the 6 Plus, but the decreased performance in certain tests has me worried. I did see a test where it actually beat the 6 in GPU performance, though. Not sure what to think!
Even though I'm getting the 6 on Friday it was hard to decide between it and the 6+ in such a short time as I wanted a phone on launch day.
I own an iPad 4 and was thinking about getting the Mini in the future. If I chose the 6+ I wouldnt need a Mini but I wasn't convinced on carrying a bigger phone.
Hope I don't regret my decision.
Yes you will, I have a Note 3 and I still use my Nexus 7 for most things when I'm home. It's not really a tablet replacement as much as you think it is.
this is the argument with the wife.. get a phone that's a phone and a tablet that's a tablet.. not one device that is too big to be convenient as a phone and too small to be a decent tablet.
I mean if someone was adamantly opposed to getting a tablet I guess..
ulterior motive is cost. I mean seriously. As noble as you want to make it sounds that they are trying to "keep development efficient"... no.. It's because the entirety of the UI and OS (outside of tabbed browsing) can run perfectly fine and fluid inside of 1GB. When that isn't true, like currently for top tier android (Moto X, S5, G3, Note 4, etc) they will bump it up likewise. Until then we are just forced to deal with it, so they can hit their margins (same with storage).
Hopefully they move from Cyclone next year, and make enough QOL upgrades to iOS that it forces them to move to 2GB. But that's about the best we can hope for right now.
I love my opo that has a 5.5" screen, and loved my Note 2. It just doesn't replace my iPad at home. The iPad is better for home use by far.
Agreed. 1gb is a crunch on users and developers. I don't know what I'm saying sometimes.
well yeah.. I mean obviously my post was "imho".. I just know she's going to get to the Apple Store on Friday and be like "HOLY BALLS THAT'S HUGE!!!!"
Gruber really said it best. If you want a bigger iphone, get the 6. If you want a device that is bigger than an iphone/phone, get the 6 Plus.. really good way of putting it.
Ctrl + F "iPhone" on 100 PPP: 102 hits
Ctrl + F "Android" on 100 PPP: 162 hits.
Weird.
On the other hand, if you get a 6plus and decide you don't like it, you can return it for a 6 and be sure that is the right decision.
But if you start with a 6 and think you might possibly prefer the bigger phone, you could return it and get the 6 plus but discover you actually preferred the 6 after all, creating a slightly more pain in the ass situation.
I personally would err on the side of the plus.
I also pitted the Plus head to head against several other flagships. It bested the HTC One M8 in sharpness and white balance, though it didn't get quite as much light; it had more natural colors and less noise than the LG G3; it got more light, better colors and clearer focus than the Galaxy S5; and although the Lumia 1020 brought in the most light, it also did so at the expense of unnatural colors and noise.
So the iPhone 6 Plus held its own against nearly every major flagship in terms of low-light images, but how did it (and its 4.7-inch twin) fare in the daylight? Shots taken by the Lumia 1020 were far more detailed and had a slightly more accurate white balance and color representation outside; but while it did a fantastic job capturing the shadows, the highlights were typically more blown out than they were on the iPhone. The GS5 is a respectable contender in the daylight as well, offering more detail, but the iPhone generally produced more accurate colors. The G3 appears to be overexposed by default and the dynamic range is not as wide, so shadows are incredibly dark and whites are slightly blown out. Finally, the iPhone bested the HTC One in dynamic range, detail and color.
The iPhone camera may not always be the best in every circumstance, but it's consistently near the top in almost every scenario. The autofocus locks quickly; each shot contains all of the detail you'll need (unless you have to zoom in incredibly far); dynamic range is great; and color representation is sound. And although there weren't a lot of drastic improvements to the new iPhone cameras over the 5s, I know that if I need to snap a quick picture, it's going to turn out well.
from the engadget review... could not be happier.. as someone who abhors digital zoom, the megapixel wars are nearly meaningless (my 8Mp Canon Rebel XT still kills virtually all smartphones)
So basically it sits firmly in the "as good as everyone else, dies some things better" category. With the exception of the HTC One M8,which has a pretty bad camera anyway.
lol.. well yeah.. when you want to stay with iOS, it's nice to know that the camera is still competitive being as it's your only option
still wish the 6 would have gotten OIS... bah...
HTC One situation is weird being they were the first phone camera with larger pixels... the camera just ended up being way too situational.
why not just do it and see how it is. At the very least you won't be disappointed unless you have a closed mind like a lot of internet nerds.Yeah, it's great every once and awhile, terrible at all other times. Also I definitely understand people locked into one OS. Really thinking about switching to Apple, but I need a good enough reason too.
Yeah, it's great every once and awhile, terrible at all other times. Also I definitely understand people locked into one OS. Really thinking about switching to Apple, but I need a good enough reason too.
Yeah, it's great every once and awhile, terrible at all other times. Also I definitely understand people locked into one OS. Really thinking about switching to Apple, but I need a good enough reason too.
Is the off contract TMobile version and the AT&T version exactly the same?
Don't I dare? This is getting weird... I'll just see myself out. Phone wars are weird. Also, Android owns like 80% of the market so... Apple ain't leading anything anymore.![]()
Frankly this is over reaching IMHO. Some statements have been made that on occasion it "feels" like there's some small hitches. However we know iPads run smooth at higher resolutions with slower processors. More than likely any perceived differences will be patched. Admittedly the single handed mode doesn't sound mind blowing like people were hoping for, but it doesn't sound unusable either. Just that people were hoping for something more "Apple".Damn, looks like the 6+ is completely out of the running as my next phone now. I was convinced they'd beef up the specs of that model and make it sing, but it sounds like they may have screwed the pooch.
Pack it up Android users, Woz has spoken.
http://www.tmz.com/2014/09/17/steve-wozniak-iphone-6-cell-phone-apple-video/
Pack it up Android users, Woz has spoken.
http://www.tmz.com/2014/09/17/steve-wozniak-iphone-6-cell-phone-apple-video/
The guy behind the camera is really annoying.
Is the off contract TMobile version and the AT&T version exactly the same?
It's called Dullest airport for a reason.Is that Dulles Airport? Looks like Dulles Airport......God I hate that airport
Every time I see a picture of someone holding the 6 I always think it's the 6 Plus. The thing looks huge.
Pack it up Android users, Woz has spoken.
http://www.tmz.com/2014/09/17/steve-wozniak-iphone-6-cell-phone-apple-video/
I am sure iPhone 6 is a good phone. But who thinks what would either of them be rated if they had Sony, HTC or Samsung on the front? Since hardware wise, it is inferior phone and inferior packaging.
I bet it would not get 90's.
I am sure iPhone 6 is a good phone. But who thinks what would either of them be rated if they had Sony, HTC or Samsung on the front? Since hardware wise, it is inferior phone and inferior packaging.
I bet it would not get 90's.
How much better is the battery life on i6 vs i4S?
How much better is the battery life on i6 vs i4S?
1020 says no.from the engadget review... could not be happier.. as someone who abhors digital zoom, the megapixel wars are nearly meaningless (my 8Mp Canon Rebel XT still kills virtually all smartphones)
Except Apple still does lead in terms of App/Game development, and still is looked to for feature adoption.Don't I dare? This is getting weird... I'll just see myself out. Phone wars are weird. Also, Android owns like 80% of the market so... Apple ain't leading anything anymore.![]()
Every time I see a picture of someone holding the 6 I always think it's the 6 Plus. The thing looks huge.
The iPhone 6 can still compete for best in class, but the 6 Plus just looks bad compared to already released or soon to come Android phones. First "iPhone" you could ever say that about.
1020 says no.
Digital zoom can be used effectively. It just rarely is, and is obviously only a small part of what makes a camera good.
Question for no one in particular:
If I didn't preorder and am not standing out on line on launch day, what's the earliest I can realistically expect to walk into an Apple store and buy a regular 6? I haven't been following the preorder/shipping numbers closely at all, but I thought I read that the phones are effectively sold out until November?
Lumia is an exception, not the rule.. Where they actually increased the physical sensor size. I mean Nokia's flagships are the shit as far as cameras go.
With that being said and among everyone else, if they are going to stick at a 1/3 camera sensor size, I am much more in favor of Apple's (and HTC's, despite their issues) approach than everyone else just cramming more pixels into the same 1/3" sensor.
Agreed. 1gb is a crunch on users and developers. I don't know what I'm saying sometimes.
I am very curious to user experiences on the 6+, im still heavy in doubt.