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Steve Jobs is rolling around in his grave right now.
I doubt he would have ever approved of the camera sticking out of the back slightly.
No way in hell would he approve it, but it's not a big deal.
Steve Jobs is rolling around in his grave right now.
I doubt he would have ever approved of the camera sticking out of the back slightly.
Not to freak you out, but I've had to line up literally 12 hours ahead of time for the iPhone 4 launch and just made the cut by about 50 people.
Definitely keep your eyes on Macrumors forum where there will be threads per Apple Store to cover what the line situation is. I saw that there were already 100 people in line and I bolted over to get my spot.
I think people pre-order much more readily these days (this was for the original iPhone 4), but things COULD be psycho still. I haven't lined up recently to have an updated tale to tell.
It kinda is for those that don't use a case; phone won't lay flat.No way in hell would he approve it, but it's not a big deal.
It kinda is for those that don't use a case; phone won't lay flat.
Steve Jobs is rolling around in his grave right now.
I doubt he would have ever approved of the camera sticking out of the back slightly.
It kinda is for those that don't use a case; phone won't lay flat.
Is that a big deal?
Serious question
It is for me, at least. I don't want my phone to wobble when laid on a tableIs that a big deal?
Serious question
The wobble would be annoying I'd think.
It is for me, at least. I don't want my phone to wobble when laid on a table
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Damn! :lol
poor dude *_*
That is true, I'm just not a fan of it. I'll buy a case so it won't be a problem, though.Given the wide stance, I don't think it's going to wobble unless you intentionally press on the top size opposite the camera. And even that that won't be a wobble; more like a tilt. Let it go and it's wide stance will stop any additional movement.
According to Sprint, I guess all 6 + models bought through them will be 4-6 weeks delayed. Like that goes for the majority of orders. Damn. I wonder if the Sprint model is different or something?
It's possible to pick up an iPhone at the apple store without a preorder right?
It kinda is for those that don't use a case; phone won't lay flat.
Yeah, the Sprint iPhones are a different model number than the other ones. It's apparently the only true world phone that got all of the other LTE bands in it...but there's some weirdness with it not being able to be unlocked to work on the other US carriers.
The best kind.Accidental DP
Not sure, still scouting for details.Sprint's policy is apparently not to unlock its phones no matter what, right?
I've been using iOS 8 for the last few months and even with only a few things open and one or two tabs safari always seems to need to refresh. If more ram would prevent that I'd be all for it
Also I'm on the 5s and currently the GM. Haven't noticed a difference with tab refreshing yet and I use Safari A LOT
Awh. If the RAM difference is true, the spec difference between the 6 and 6+ will make me sad my hands are too tiny to get a 6+! Darn you apple
Aren't we pretty sure that they both have 1 GB?
Not to say that there isn't some truth to this, but there have been generations where the new device has more RAM than the previous and top-tier games worked fine on both.If the 6+ has 2GB of RAM, while the 6 only has 1GB, it will make it absolute hell on developers. Or they would have to resort to segmenting the market saying that this game will only work on the 6+.
I highly doubt that the 6+ will have 2GB of ram.
We are.Aren't we pretty sure that they both have 1 GB?
Reviews are supposed to go up around 9pm eastern tonight? I feel like I already know what they are going to end up saying anyway. It'll just be nice having some stuff to read for the next couple days.
I wonder if they can use the NFC for wireless charging. Not initially ofcourse, but down the line.
I wonder if they can use the NFC for wireless charging. Not initially ofcourse, but down the line.
"Should you upgrade? While the new iPhones are slimmer and offer bigger screens, the performance improvement from the previous 5S is nothing to write home about. If you're already invested in iOS and you're due for an upgrade, this is a great evolution of the existing product. If battery life is a concern for you and you're OK with carrying around a much bigger phone, the 6+ offers an answer to the age-old "wall-hugger" meme. At the end of the day, the increased resolution and optical image stabilization are great features, but don't make or break the experience.
If you're perfectly happy with your 5S now, there isn't a very compelling reason to upgrade here."
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Apple’s big week starts with the arrival of iPhone 6 and 6 Plus inventory “as early as Wednesday, September 17th.” Retail inventory specialists (Back of House) have been instructed to “hold back 4% of overall inventory by SKU (minimum 1 device/SKU) for DOA holdbacks.” This ensures that customers will not be let down if their new iPhone has an issue right out of the box. Devices that were preordered for in-store pickup will be set aside so they are not accidentally sold to walk-in customers.
Around 5 am, Apple specialists are directed to begin interacting with the line by sharing their excitement for iPhone 6/6 Plus and answering any questions. At this time, the line will be split based on order type: one for walk-in customers and one for Personal Pickup (PPU).
Next, walk-in customers will start getting their Reservation Pass placeholders. This new digital queue system will replace the physical product reservation cards that Apple used during previous product launches. Reservation Pass will be sent to customers’ phones via SMS or email and can be stored in PassBook. Apple will issue the old physical cards to customers who do not have access to text or email while in line. As always, Apple will also be handing out refreshments (most likely coffee and water) throughout the morning. The Genius Bar will not be open for service appointments until “the majority of inventory is out of stock.”
Once the clock strikes 8 am, customers will be greeted with a “warm welcome” and then paired with a specialist who will either confirm the Reservation Pass number for walk-in customers or scan the Ready For Pickup (RFP) barcode for Personal Pickup customers. The specialist and customer will head back to the Genius Bar to retrieve their iPhone of choice and begin the transaction.
Every customer will be asked if they would like a Personal Setup, which is a one on one experience with a specialist who helps get your new iPhone up and running. If a customer declines the Personal Setup, then specialists are directed to inform them about Express Workshops and hand out “Icing” cards, which invite the customer to return to the Apple Store for future training needs.
"Should you upgrade? While the new iPhones are slimmer and offer bigger screens, the performance improvement from the previous 5S is nothing to write home about. If you're already invested in iOS and you're due for an upgrade, this is a great evolution of the existing product. If battery life is a concern for you and you're OK with carrying around a much bigger phone, the 6+ offers an answer to the age-old "wall-hugger" meme. At the end of the day, the increased resolution and optical image stabilization are great features, but don't make or break the experience.
If you're perfectly happy with your 5S now, there isn't a very compelling reason to upgrade here."
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I think they should get those t shirt guns and just fire them into the crowd.
Did you try AT&T stores or whatever your carrier is? People normally have better luck snagging one there if they didn't pre-order.Tried all three color options in all three sizes and none of them have the option for in-store pickup in my area sadface
I was channeling my inner Verge when I wrote thatYou write for The Verge? If not you should haha.
I re-read what I wrote like 5 times before I realized you changed the score. I'm dumb.fixed that.
Yeah, the Sprint iPhones are a different model number than the other ones. It's apparently the only true world phone that got all of the other LTE bands in it...but there's some weirdness with it not being able to be unlocked to work on the other US carriers.
Oh shi-
I thought that was a bit tame to get some hammer. That other comment makes a lot more sense :lol
Tried all three color options in all three sizes and none of them have the option for in-store pickup in my area sadface
Apple, as well as several wireless carriers, have shown on their websites a longer wait in delivery time for the larger-screen iPhone 6 Plus.
God, I hope they don't get that pushy about personal setup as they have in prior years.
No, I can manage fine.
Yes, I know about iCloud backups.
No, I can't do one; it will not work in my case.
Yes, I want to go home.
So is the 6+ in higher demand than the 6?
http://www.cnet.com/news/apple-iphone-6-iphone-6-plus-preorders-top-4m-in-first-24-hours/
Or is there a longer wait because they need more time with the larger screen etc.
I've only had Droid and never considered Iphone because of the size. 6+ would definitely be a consideration now, but I just got an S5 so I'm set for a while.
Hopefully.Dealing with Apple Store employees is so hit or miss. Some of them get that you're cool and understand...some of them have this internal script that they're going to run through no matter what social clues you're giving them.
Hopefully the personal setup thing will just be nothing more than a question and then you can go about your business since they'll be so busy.