Yes. Except, I've been having strange wifi issues here and there (even before updating)Is it safe to update to the new firmware ?
Yes. Except, I've been having strange wifi issues here and there (even before updating)Is it safe to update to the new firmware ?
Edge and AT&T Next are both great if you keep your phone for a long time, actually. Because once you pay your phone off, your plan price goes down, unlike with contract plans.
But yeah, they really pay off with multiple lines on a 10GB plan.
Hmm still thinking about doing it, Think it makes more sense to do edge over a regular 2 year upgrade price? Wish Verizon had better communication on finally bill cost before pulling the trigger on something. I get 22% employee discount thatw ould get factored in some how as well
Coming from a 4S, with how fast I can input my 4 digit code Touch ID seems pointless. Of course, I could switch that over to the longer password, but I'm not sure it's necessary.
IPhone 5s vs 6 plus with a two bulb lamp as light source
I would have to time it, but it seems no faster. Using Touch ID as my main unlock mechanism requires breaking a habit and ensuring I have a certain hold for finger scan. I know you register multiple fingers (and in multiple ways), but I'm limiting it to my observations (generally right or left thumb). The plastic bubble over the home button from my Otterbox Case I'm sure affects the scan speed, even if only slightly. Before anyone asks: Yes I need the case. I'm a clumsy motherfucker who dropped his 4S more than a dozen times.Touch ID is faster.
Plus it's used for more than the lockscreen. You can still use your PIN if you want, it's still there on the lockscreen (but I see no reason to if you set up Touch ID).
This is true but after you pay full price for the phone. I don't think it's worth it really.
I work at Verizon. The 22% is from your employer having a deal with Verizon? That will come off the data plan only, meaning the 100$ for 10gb. I would recommend the regular plan if you plan to upgrade every two years and the device cost is not too much for you right now.
Forget what I said. If you are planning on the 10gb plan anyway, you do save money overall on the edge plan.
I would have to time it, but it seems no faster. Using Touch ID as my main unlock mechanism requires breaking a habit and ensuring I have a certain hold for finger scan. I know you register multiple fingers (and in multiple ways), but I'm limiting it to my observations (generally right or left thumb). The plastic bubble over the home button from my Otterbox Case I'm sure affects the scan speed, even if only slightly. Before anyone asks: Yes I need the case. I'm a clumsy motherfucker who dropped his 4S more than a dozen times.
Oh shit, just I was typing this I learned you don't have to slide right once you hit the power button or even hit the power button at all to use Touch ID! Mind blown.
Coming from a 4S, with how fast I can input my 4 digit code Touch ID seems pointless. Of course, I could switch that over to the longer password, but I'm not sure it's necessary.
The frame looks stupid so the photos don't look stupid when the flash is used.
So, is Touch ID really the best fingerprint reader on a smartphone to date?
Is there a reason for the frame of the opening on the back of the Apple Leather Case to be black?
My girlfriend got the rose one and the black frame really looks stupid on it.
I would have to time it, but it seems no faster. Using Touch ID as my main unlock mechanism requires breaking a habit and ensuring I have a certain hold for finger scan. I know you register multiple fingers (and in multiple ways), but I'm limiting it to my observations (generally right or left thumb). The plastic bubble over the home button from my Otterbox Case I'm sure affects the scan speed, even if only slightly. Before anyone asks: Yes I need the case. I'm a clumsy motherfucker who dropped his 4S more than a dozen times.
Oh shit, just I was typing this I learned you don't have to slide right once you hit the power button or even hit the power button at all to use Touch ID! Mind blown.
Just bad design. I'm rockin the black leather case and it looks great.
i heard it's objectively better than the one on the Galaxy S5, which you have to SWIPE your finger in a STRAIGHT LINE across the home button.
and the LG G3 has the fingerprint reader on the back which is weird if you want to unlock your phone when it's in a dock or resting on a surface, without picking it up. Also TouchID is supposedly the most accurate reader with the least amount of rescans necessary.
is the 5s the top one? the top pictures look better imo
Thanks, so you say buy it at contract price, avoid edge since I don't upgrade a lot. Thanks, you have been a great help. All the local Verizon stores seem to be stocked with idiots.
Yeah I wanted to at least start with the 10gb plan and see how I do.
Leather cases are pretty nice but expensive. I bought it because the case is pretty minimal and I wanted extra grip
I upgraded from a 4 to 5 and it was worth it completely, so going to the 6 is a no brainer. Every time I pick up a 4/4s, I can't believe how heavy and blocky the phone is compared to just the 5, and the 6 is even thinner
What's up with unoptimized apps on the iPhone 6? Google hangouts feels so bad compared to the message app because of how huge (read: slightly bigger) everything is.
What's up with unoptimized apps on the iPhone 6? Google hangouts feels so bad compared to the message app because of how huge (read: slightly bigger) everything is.
there's a huge backlog of apps in review limbo. many will have already been submitted but haven't been reviewed by Apple.
Devs got the final SDK just after the announcement, and the waiting time for apps to be reviewed by Apple is brutal at the moment. An update to an app I've worked on has been waiting for review for almost two weeks.
Edit: Dammit, what Fliesen said.
Good to know that, because I'm looking at all my apps and thinking "really? You aren't rushing to update?"
I don't have my 6+ yet, but maybe that's a good thing. Everything will be optimized soon enough.
I wish we could lock individual apps. Would be helpful is someone has to use my phone.Touch ID is faster.
Plus it's used for more than the lockscreen. You can still use your PIN if you want, it's still there on the lockscreen (but I see no reason to if you set up Touch ID).
All he needs to do for the rest of his life is milk this and he'll be fine.
Has this been posted: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gJ3Ds6uf0Yg
Unbox Therapy uploaded it 9 hours ago. The bendability of it seems pretty crazy...
So... IS there any way to actually watch 1080p video on iPhone 6 Plus at 1:1? I mean, assuming everything is being down-sampled to 1080 X 1920 from 1242 X 2208, wouldn't that mean that 1080p video is being upscaled to 2208 X 1242 from 1920 X 1080, and then down-sampled back to 1920 X 1080 to display it on the screen?
All he needs to do for the rest of his life is milk this and he'll be fine.
This guys seems to be enjoying his newfound popularity. But to me, this new video is too douchy.
Anyway I think the 6 Plus must have some force balacing problem due to its size which is unfortunate.
I bought the 6 and am waiting for it to arrive but I hope it doesn't suffer from these same issues. I hope it isn't big enough to arrive at the hip line, which I am guessing is the reason the 6 plus bends at the tip while sitting.
GSMArena said:Feel free to disagree - but the biggest upgrade Apple has delivered in years has left the feature gap wide open - denying them their usual excuse: "We do things our way, we don't care about anyone else's screen size or resolution". And that list goes on to waterproofing, 4K videos, lossless video zoom, OIS, high-res imaging, stereo speakers.
GSMArena said:At 4.7 inches, the iPhone 6 is more comparable size-wise to the Android minis rather than the competing flagships, which it will have to battle for the public affection.
Its screen-to-body ratio is nothing to write home about either although the side bezels are relatively unobtrusive. Still, with the Nexus 5, LG has managed to fit a good 5-inch screen inside a similarly-sized body frame, while Samsung's Galaxy Alpha fits a 4.7-inch screen within a smaller (and even thinner!) body.
GSMArena said:Judging by the raw performance in the benchmarks and the snappier than ever user experience with the iOS 8 and its app, the new iPhone 6 is a flagship device in every way - beating everything the competition has to offer. Hopefully you didn't bet money on the opposite
GSMArena said:On its own, the iPhone 6 is a perfectly executed product. Made of high quality materials, fast, capable, fluid, impressive in many ways. Apple surely knows how to make class-leading devices. It's just that they don't like to push the envelope - well, to be fair, it's worked just fine for them so far. They like to keep a stash of upgrades ready for introduction in the years ahead only so they can make sure users will pay for each and every one of those through the nose.
The Apple iPhone 6 is the epitome of that strategy and it shouldn't surprise anyone that we, being the geeks that we are, are in a way disappointed. But examining the iPhone 6 for what it is rather than what we would have liked it to be, draws a more positive picture.
GSMArena said:As you can see, the iPhone 6 is hardly our sweetheart. It may not be the iPhone we dreamt of, but it's the best iPhone to date and the iOS app ecosystem is just begging for a screen that's bigger than a mere 4 inches. So more than likely, it will be on many people's Christmas wish lists. But if you are looking for the most feature rich hardware package or for the best deal around regardless of OS, then quite possibly, you might just end up spending your money elsewhere. And we wouldn't blame you.
I imagine he's getting pretty irritated with people claiming he's an anti-Apple shill. Hence the video and the description: "This one if for the conspiracy theorists that claim I'm a fraud".
I think I'm going to stick with my 5Has this been posted: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gJ3Ds6uf0Yg
Unbox Therapy uploaded it 9 hours ago. The bendability of it seems pretty crazy...
So, is Touch ID really the best fingerprint reader on a smartphone to date?
GSMArena review is up now. iPhone 6.
Fairly in depth review from an Android loving phone site.
Choice comments rom the review:
Long and short, GSMArena do a nice set of exhaustive tests in their review, but they were never ever going to give a positive review no matter what the iPhone 6 could or couldn't do.
there's a huge backlog of apps in review limbo. many will have already been submitted but haven't been reviewed by Apple.
Edit: Dammit, what Fliesen said.
And thousands of rabid fans should stop getting worked up about one man's opinion.These monolithic Canadian blogs need to stop picking on small family companies like Apple.