Deadly Cyclone
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Who will use their ipad less after iphone 5.5 purchase.
I'll let the girlfriend use my iPad mini primarily now. May get an Air next year to replace it.
Who will use their ipad less after iphone 5.5 purchase.
This is what tipped the scales for me. The battery/camera are definitely solid pros. I'm not 100% sure about the screen due to the downsampling (seems like it's going to be fine and/or better, but who knows) and the performance. That many more pixels being pushed with the same hardware should mean noticeably worse performance.
...but the thought that I might start heavily watching video content on the go. Maybe read a book. Have a much more pleasant web experience due to all that screen...
Fundamentally changing how I use my phone is a very attractive thought.
Fundamentally changing the amount of pocket space my phone takes up on the other hand...
God I hope this thing is manageable.
Any news on RAM?
Who will use their ipad less after iphone 5.5 purchase.
Coming back to iOS after a shitty two years with Samsung's terrible S3.
Question, is it possible to sync my contacts and calendar with my Google/Gmail account on the iOS like how I do it on my Android device?
Who will use their ipad less after iphone 5.5 purchase.
I have had a 5.5" phone for years now. It is far from a tablet replacement at home.
I have had a 5.5" phone for years now. It is far from a tablet replacement at home.
What about away from home?
What about away from home?
Does anybody know if Apple Retail stores allow for AT&T Next purchases?
Well, I will use a computer at home.
Away from home I would like the option of not bringing two devices with me.
I did it online in the apple store. I don't see why not.Does anybody know if Apple Retail stores allow for AT&T Next purchases?
You use a tablet outside of the home? Not being reductive, just curious. I personally just never find it useful, even though I carry a messenger bag almost everywhere. I've used it on planes before, but outside of those instances my bag just has my macbook, my game handhelds and my kindle for reading.
I would never bring a tablet for use outside of the house to begin with (unless we are talking hotel room).
For me, my phone is perfect for everywhere I would be wearing pants.
I think how differently we use our tablets speaks to how differently we would use our large form factor phones. My iPad Mini gets primary use to and from work. I read on it and also use it for some lite gaming. It's also great for long plane rides.
I generally use it for entertainment consumption on commutes and barely ever use it at home.
Personally, I want the 6 regular and I'll get an iPad Air sometime. Nothing beats having a tablet in reach on the couch at home. A laptop is a pretty uncomfortable device to have on a lap, in my opinion.
I think how differently we use our tablets speaks to how differently we would use our large form factor phones. My iPad Mini gets primary use to and from work. I read on it and also use it for some lite gaming. It's also great for long plane rides.
I generally use it for entertainment consumption on commutes and barely ever use it at home.
Just curious, do you use iBooks or Kindle App to read? I've yet to start a digital library, but I presumably will go with Kindle since I may get one sometime and it works across everything, often with better prices.
Who will use their ipad less after iphone 5.5 purchase.
You use a tablet outside of the home? Not being reductive, just curious. I personally just never find it useful, even though I carry a messenger bag almost everywhere. I've used it on planes before, but outside of those instances my bag just has my macbook, my game handhelds and my kindle for reading.
Who will use their ipad less after iphone 5.5 purchase.
Another Samsung ad, another jab at apple.
http://www.macrumors.com/2014/09/14/galaxy-note-4-ad-6-plus/
Samsung sure does love talking about Apple in their commercials.
You and I are living the same life.I use my phone constantly throughout the day. It's my most important tech item. I'm on in, non-stop, throughout the day. It's my alarm, it's my calendar, it's my email when I'm walking around at work, it's how my clients and co-workers contact me. It's my entertainment - texts, Facebook, Snapchat. It's my main connection to the internet when I'm not on my couch. It's my music player - Bluetooth in my car, bluetooth in my bathroom... headphones at the gym. It's my main camera.
I use my iPad Air, typically, when I'm traveling. I use it when I'm stuck on a two hour layover at an airport, or chilling in a hotel room. It's also what I grab when I don't trust leaving my laptop unattained, or if it might get damaged.
I use my Retina MBP when I'm at home. Right now, for example, the GF is asleep on the couch, I'm in a chair, watching the football game and browsing GAF. My laptop is also my "main" device where I store my documents, sync my devices, and of course, am actually productive - Adobe Design Suite, Premiere, Word, etc.
... and then I have my gaming PC, for, well, gaming.
I can't see myself ever combining any of these things; they all serve a unique purpose. Only thing I might see myself doing is, now that I have more than 16GB of space, playing catchup on all the apps and stop bringing a 3DS with me when I travel.
If I end up waiting out in front of an Apple store on launch day, what's the deal with activating the phone? I've never actually bought a phone through the Apple store, its always been at the carrier's store. Would I just have to head over to my nearest Verizon after?
I use my phone constantly throughout the day. It's my most important tech item. I'm on in, non-stop, throughout the day. It's my alarm, it's my calendar, it's my email when I'm walking around at work, it's how my clients and co-workers contact me. It's my entertainment - texts, Facebook, Snapchat. It's my main connection to the internet when I'm not on my couch. It's my music player - Bluetooth in my car, bluetooth in my bathroom... headphones at the gym. It's my main camera.
I use my iPad Air, typically, when I'm traveling. I use it when I'm stuck on a two hour layover at an airport, or chilling in a hotel room. It's also what I grab when I don't trust leaving my laptop unattained, or if it might get damaged.
I use my Retina MBP when I'm at home. Right now, for example, the GF is asleep on the couch, I'm in a chair, watching the football game and browsing GAF. My laptop is also my "main" device where I store my documents, sync my devices, and of course, am actually productive - Adobe Design Suite, Premiere, Word, etc.
... and then I have my gaming PC, for, well, gaming.
I can't see myself ever combining any of these things; they all serve a unique purpose. Only thing I might see myself doing is, now that I have more than 16GB of space, playing catchup on all the apps and stop bringing a 3DS with me when I travel.
Damn dirty apes.
Well...Who will use their ipad less after iphone 5.5 purchase.
Ape handles everything.
Another Samsung ad, another jab at apple.
http://www.macrumors.com/2014/09/14/galaxy-note-4-ad-6-plus/
Samsung sure does love talking about Apple in their commercials.
That's because nobody cares about their plastic phones that have been showcased in ads poking at Apple for over 2 years straight. They just don't have the power to make anything great synonymous with their name when it comes to mobile features.
For those who waited to pre order, how long does it estimate the phone to get to you? Not sure if I should pre order now or try and go to the store on friday and get one.
Anyone know the deal with store pickup? I decided to pick mine up at a local Apple Store over having it shipping because during iPhone 5 some orders didn't come in until much later in the day or even the next day.
Who will use their ipad less after iphone 5.5 purchase.
It's kind of annoying seeing that fedex has my package so close and I have to wait until Friday. Going to be such an awesome weekend.