If I'm on the yearly upgrade I wonder if I have to wait for a phone or do we get priority.
I think that's pretty much guaranteed. People will buy it anyway.
I don't know if they'll release a new air, but I don't think they used the storage bump to justify the higher price. They've done minimum storage bumps on their other products before without price increases, including the iPhone.It's the same shell. With bump in processor and pen and accessory slot.
Unless they release a air 3 next year. For all intend and purpose it's the air 3.
Might not be the case for long considering Intel has joined the ARMs race
I guess a better question is how do people on the upgrade plan actually upgrade.Priority will always go to first come first serve for these kinda things.
I don't know if they'll release a new air, but I don't think they used the storage bump to justify the higher price. They've done minimum storage bumps on their other products before without price increases, including the iPhone.
http://optics.org/article/34111Wait. How do you get optical zoom just by having another camera? Isn't an optical zoom a mechanical one? Can someone explain this?
Hope so! It's getting harder and harder to justify paying so much for a smartphone these days when you can get quite good ones for $400 or less.
A9 still beasting. Amazing single core performance + ability to sustain that performance + blazing storage speed compared to competitors makes the 6s a champ.
A10 with 3gb of ram pushing 1080p will guarantee brilliant performance that will likely leave Android competition (samsung) in the dust, this year and the next.
Yes, but I still have the opportunity to sync playlists and play them offline. I have synced 2-300 songs at all times, works great.
Anyone had experience with Jump on Demand or the Apple upgrade plan: thoughts on which is better? I'm thinking Tmobile will probably have some additional incentive over Apple's plan, I remember a discount on the 6s plans.
I think we traded in two phones so I'm only paying $5 for my wife's iPhone on Jump on Demand. Wonder if they'll have something similar this time.
Interference from other Bluetooth devices is incredibly unlikely, it is more likely that if anything is disturbing the signal it's a bunch of WiFi hotspots. Even that seems somewhat unlikely though, instead the most likely reason is that the signal quality is simply degraded from you being in a bad position. Hands in pockets covering the phone, phone in back pocket while sitting on a chair, lots of people close nearby absorbing the signal, etc. By far the worst is being outside in an open field though, hardly any headset can manage that condition very well. Bluetooth in general is actually a very bad technology for wireless headsets.I'd almost be ok with no headphone socket if they improved on Bluetooth for audio quality and connection robustness. A2DP isn't great quality and in any busy location you often get interruptions to the signal (I guess from too many BT signals clashing?)
I suppose it's possible they sell SKUs of the phones with airpods and some without
Interference from other Bluetooth devices is incredibly unlikely, it is more likely that if anything is disturbing the signal it's a bunch of WiFi hotspots. Even that seems somewhat unlikely though, instead the most likely reason is that the signal quality is simply degraded from you being in a bad position. Hands in pockets covering the phone, phone in back pocket while sitting on a chair, lots of people close nearby absorbing the signal, etc. By far the worst is being outside in an open field though, hardly any headset can manage that condition very well. Bluetooth in general is actually a very bad technology for wireless headsets.
So I plan to jump on that Apple store yearly upgrade program. Can I do that online and somehow pre-order? Or do I have to go into the store and do it?
This all seems kinda meh to me.
I bet the 7 plus is gonna be high as hell.
By far the worst is being outside in an open field though, hardly any headset can manage that condition very well.
I'm on JOD and it's fantastic. Trading in is extremely easy, and getting three Jumps per year allows some freedom. They typically run promos that make the monthly prices even lower, and they don't require insurance, although it's heavily pushed. My last trade in took two minutes flat. If I had an Apple store closer to me, I might consider the Apple plan, as I think I'm mostly done with playing with Android at this point.
You mean high as in price? I'm sure it'll be the same price iPhones always are.
I'm deciding between JOD and Apple's upgrade program. As I understand it, Apple includes Apple Care while T-Mobile does not? If so, I'll probably order from Apple.
Will keep an eye on how that Apple upgrade plan goes for people switching to 7's this year. If it's smooth, then I will get on that because if rumors are true I will definitely want the 10th anniversary phone next year.
I wonder how smooth the iPhone upgrade program trade in will go. this will probably be the first time any one actually trades in right?
well I'll be doing it at the apple company store where on iPhone day only employees get to buy so hopefully it goes smoothly there!It was a little rocky the first time around since I don't think the bank's servers were ready for the traffic, so hopefully this one goes better. There's pretty clear instructions on what phones qualify to be traded-in quality-wise
Theoretically people could have traded in as soon as March, if they wanted to move between different sizes in the 6s line and pay up to the 12 month mark
well I'll be doing it at the apple company store where on iPhone day only employees get to buy so hopefully it goes smoothly there!
I'm so bored of iOS, but app quality is still tops and Android+it's apps will forever be a janky mess, which means I'm staying onboard for a while. Was thinking of hopping to the new Note but that looks like a real shitshow
This mentality is ridiculous and needs to end.
A Galaxy phone is not a representation of Android. A Galaxy phone is Android with Samsung's TouchWiz on top of it.
Google's phones that run vanilla Android are clean, fast and have no jank or dropped frames like you hear about with Samsung's.
It sure is a powerhouse.A9 still beasting. Amazing single core performance + ability to sustain that performance + blazing storage speed compared to competitors makes the 6s a champ.
A10 with 3gb of ram pushing 1080p will guarantee brilliant performance that will likely leave Android competition (samsung) in the dust, this year and the next.
it was pretty sweet last year. I'm expecting it to be a bit more crowded this yearMaybe I should come visit and get mine from there 😁
This mentality is ridiculous and needs to end.
A Galaxy phone is not a representation of Android. A Galaxy phone is Android with Samsung's TouchWiz on top of it.
Google's phones that run vanilla Android are clean, fast and have no jank or dropped frames like you hear about with Samsung's.