One thing I don't get- what's the difference between pushing hard to get a preview or just holding the touch to get a preview? For the maps link, tap it to open or hold it to preview...why the need for a new touch technology? Or does light hold/hard hold do different things?
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One thing I don't get- what's the difference between pushing hard to get a preview or just holding the touch to get a preview? For the maps link, tap it to open or hold it to preview...why the need for a new touch technology? Or does light hold/hard hold do different things?
Ok, heres what Im gonna do after looking over the numbers.
Order the 6s+ on saturday from Apple
ship my 6 off to Gazelle
After the 6s+ comes in, go to ATT and pay off my phone.
Wait until the gazelle money comes in and I'll be in good shape.
Thanks for the help, Borghe
Can you pre-order on Friday and then collect from a US Apple Store?
i second the question
I have two questions for Canadians on here.
1- Has anyone used Orchard to sell their old iPhones with ?
2- What is the best way to get an iPhone 6S+ for a hardware upgrade ? Is it possible to reserve for an upgrade on the 12th ? Should I reserve with my service provider ?
Thanks,
Another story on Battery Life. Should be the same as the current models. http://9to5mac.com/2015/09/10/phone-6s-battery-life-smaller-not-shorter/
Can you pre-order on Friday and then collect from a US Apple Store?
i second the question
surprisingly apple has not allowed this the past year or so I believe. So you'll have to see.
Sure, but it just doesn't feel like enough reason to upgrade at all. I want the new and completely redesigned hotness when I buy a new phone, not the spec bumped hotness from last year.
It is sure to be a spectacular phone though, no doubts on that count.
Well, it's just a matter of preferences.
Upgrade from a 6 to a 6S (or from one year's model to the next one) is definitely just for tech-lovers.
To me, the sweet spot is upgrading every two years. The choice, then, is to upgrade from n to n+1, or to upgrade from n S to n+1 S.
I found S models to be more reliable, and more efficient when the end of the 2-year cycle is coming.
I have a 5S, and the main reason I discarded upgrading to a 6 was that it didn't have 2GB of RAM. This RAM upgrade is the typical change you will get in an S model. It's not earth-shattering, might not be even a selling point for Apple, but it will make your phone much more powerful in the long run.
Same with the 64bit processor.
I'm sure my 5S is in much better position to handle current software than the 5 was one year ago.
Since apple is offering unlocked devices through their new iPhone Upgrade option, I understand that means you can use the phone with any carrier.
So right now I have ATT and I've been thinking of switching to Verizon. If I get the new unlocked phone and use it with ATT do I have the option later to port my number to Verizon AND keep my new 6S iPhone?
Well, it's just a matter of preferences.
Upgrade from a 6 to a 6S (or from one year's model to the next one) is definitely just for tech-lovers.
To me, the sweet spot is upgrading every two years. The choice, then, is to upgrade from n to n+1, or to upgrade from n S to n+1 S.
I found S models to be more reliable, and more efficient when the end of the 2-year cycle is coming.
I have a 5S, and the main reason I discarded upgrading to a 6 was that it didn't have 2GB of RAM. This RAM upgrade is the typical change you will get in an S model. It's not earth-shattering, might not be even a selling point for Apple, but it will make your phone much more powerful in the long run.
Same with the 64bit processor.
I'm sure my 5S is in much better position to handle current software than the 5 was one year ago.
14 Day Refund, assuming you bought from Apple.
http://www.apple.com/shop/help/returns_refund
Since apple is offering unlocked devices through their new iPhone Upgrade option, I understand that means you can use the phone with any carrier.
So right now I have ATT and I've been thinking of switching to Verizon. If I get the new unlocked phone and use it with ATT do I have the option later to port my number to Verizon AND keep my new 6S iPhone?
Anyone else on the AT&T NEXT program? When do I have to give them back my iPhone 6? Is it due back after I get my 6s?
WTF, I just bought an iPhone 15 days ago and they come out with something new? This is such bullshit.
WTF, I just bought an iPhone 15 days ago and they come out with something new? This is such bullshit.
I feel ya. Tax in on the 64 plus is going to be $1300The Canadian pricing makes me cry. 64GB 6s is over 1k.
I think its when you switch over to the new phone, assuming you've made you qualifying number of payments.
Actually, to piggyback on this question, is there an easy trade in place that pays out better than Gazelle? I can buyout my 6 for I think $260 by the time the 6S is out. Gazelle is offering me $300. Obviously that's still worth doing rather than trading it in, but only just. I don't imagine anyone pays much more, just curious if there's something out there in not aware of.
So the Apple Upgrade Program is a good deal?
64GB 6S at $37 a month for 24 months is $888, buying the phone outright is $749 + $129 = $878, difference of $10.
Ah, got it! So when I get my new phone delivered, and I activate it, just run my 6 over to AT&T.
Last question, but it's just the device right? I don't owe them a charger/headphones/original packaging, do I?
Just a point of note. As the Apple Upgrade Program is funded by Citizens Bank as a loan. You have to go through a credit check and get a hard pull on your credit report.
It's not bad, especially getting a new phone each year if desired. Including Apple care is good too. I wish I had it on my 5S which had the screen separation problem out of warranty.
Also, what exactly is the benefit of the Apple Upgrade program over something like ATT Next? It seems like I'd be paying more (just a tad) via the Upgrade program even including AppleCare+ (which costs $100 typically, correct?).
The 128 GB iPhone 6 Plus should be $950, right? With ATT Next 12, the monthly payments would be $47.50 over 20 months. Add in AppleCare+, and you are looking at ~$1050 spent over 20 months. That's assuming AppleCare+ will be $100 (correct me if I'm wrong).
With the Apple Upgrade Program, you are looking at 24 payments of $44.91 with AppleCare+ included. That's about ~$1080.
Is the main benefit being able to theoretically switch carriers once a year? I'd probably be just fine sticking with ATT Next, I think. Also, a general question. Do the monthly payments reset if you upgrade after 12 months?
here is what it saysGot the details on that? Since the advertisement says only for people with a valid credit card, it might just be backed by your own credit card, not an actual credit check. It does say "qualified" so that could be a credit check. Of course the full terms link has a "coming soon" landing page lol
1. The iPhone Upgrade Program is available to qualified customers only with a valid U.S. personal credit card. Requires a 24-month installment loan with Citizens Bank, N.A. and iPhone activation with a national carrier AT&T, Sprint, T-Mobile, or Verizon. Full terms apply.
Canadian guys
What are the approximate contract prices for the 6S if anyone will take a guess?
My guess 6s 299 6s+ 399 for base models.