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I have 2 iPhone 5 laying around, though they show signs of use. Should I go for this trade in deal?
I've seen some say the prices for the iPhone have gone up this year. Does that include in the US? I'm normally on top of this type of shit, but I haven't paid all that much attention to the prices for the 6S line because I don't have one.
Isn't the new stereo speaker just an improved top speaker? Besides that the single biggest addition is the new home button. I think it's a good phone but there's just no real wow factor like we've come to expect from non "s" phones.
while i agree to a certain degree, the 'non S' generation did not always have the wow factor you're claiming they had.
Both times, when the 5 and the 6 were revealed, people were underwhelmed by the industrial design, claiming it just to be a "longer iPhone 4" or an altogether "ugly" phone.
The last (and only, beyond the original) iPhone that really wowed people, imho, was the iPhone 4. Any other release, be it a numbered or an "S" generation was often met with a rather mixed response - especially due to the fact that every generation since the iPhone 5 had their shells leaked.
also, it's just an improved top speaker, just a touch button with haptic response, just an entirely waterproof phone, just an entirely new camera construction on the plus model.
What did the 6 have to offer, looking back? it was just a bigger iPhone with NFC for ApplePay that had better performing components (camera / CPU / GPU), but touchID was nothing new, Siri was nothing new, the front facing camera was nothing new, the flash was nothing new, the lightning port was nothing new. Correct me if i'm wrong - but the 6 was rather boring, and it was the most succesful iPhone ever.
I think the OP should be updated to show that jet black isn't available in 32gb before people get their hopes up.
So I guess it's confirmed then. Apple.ca. Jet black only available in 128 and 256gb.
In June and July of this year, Bluetooth sales even surpassed that of wired headphones, accounting for 52 percent of sales during those two months.
A recent NPD study, fielded in the days leading up to the iPhone 7 announcement, found 60 percent of likely iPhone 7 purchasers (who expect to buy the phone within the next six months) already intend to buy a pair of Bluetooth headphones within that time frame.
The iPhone 5 specifically was the first non S phone that I was completely underwhelmed with the industrial design. It was so similar to the 4 just longer
S generations are always minor design changes with notable spec upgrades. iPhone 7 fits this well. It's essentially a 6 body with a different camera bump style. Most of the colors went unchanged. It's nothing like the jumps from 3G to 4 to 5 to 6 imo. More like 5 to 5S with TouchID or 6 to 6S with new aluminumwhat's your definition of an "S" generation?
because, other than the dimensions and screen resolutions remaining the same, pretty much everything about the iPhone 7 is kinda new, right?
* new stereo speakers
* 2 new colors
* new cameras (even more so on the plus)
* new home button functionality (via the haptic engine)
i see the 7S getting a hi-res OLED screen and maybe the dual cameras moving down to the non-plus model. and maybe pen support or some shit like that.
I just don't see Apple - as courageous as they may be - to break with their traditions. Their predictability totally adds to their success. People knowing their bi-yearly rhythm that matches the prevalent 2-year provider lock-ins / upgrade programs. Always knowing when the next iPhone's going to be released. - i think that's something they're not going to give up that easily.
but i'll gladly be proven wrong.
even though, to be fair, the first rumors that pointed to the iPhone 7 dropping the headphone jack were reported on in Nov '15.
Let's just wait and see.
What i don't believe to be reasonable is to treat said rumors as the kind of certain fact that some are doing in this thread. "don't upgrade, because next year's model is going to be XYZ"
while i agree to a certain degree, the 'non S' generation did not always have the wow factor you're claiming they had.
Both times, when the 5 and the 6 were revealed, people were underwhelmed by the industrial design, claiming it just to be a "longer iPhone 4" or an altogether "ugly" phone.
The last (and only, beyond the original) iPhone that really wowed people, imho, was the iPhone 4. Any other release, be it a numbered or an "S" generation was often met with a rather mixed response - especially due to the fact that every generation since the iPhone 5 had their shells leaked.
also, it's just an improved top speaker, just a touch button with haptic response, just an entirely waterproof phone, just an entirely new camera construction on the plus model.
What did the 6 have to offer, looking back? it was just a bigger iPhone with NFC for ApplePay that had better performing components (camera / CPU / GPU), but touchID was nothing new, Siri was nothing new, the front facing camera was nothing new, the flash was nothing new, the lightning port was nothing new. Correct me if i'm wrong - but the 6 was rather boring, and it was the most succesful iPhone ever.
It already indicates that in the images posted.
Nope, payments are fixed. You can if you do iPhone Installment Program, but that option doesn't have yearly upgrades or AppleCare
When trading a phone in for iUP they give you the value of the phone back as a credit on whatever credit card you signed up with. It doesn't reduce the monthly payments
I have 2 iPhone 5 laying around, though they show signs of use. Should I go for this trade in deal?
iPhone 7 Buyers Are Ready For Bluetooth
https://www.npd.com/wps/portal/npd/us/blog/2016/iphone-7-buyers-are-ready-for-bluetooth/
selling even half as many AirPods as they will iPhones is still crazy. Won't have to worry if one of them drops on the ground from your ear, just pick up somebody else's.
yeah, i edited that in. It wasn't until the first hands-on reports we got when people were amazed how light the device was and how fancy those chamfered edges looked.
This time around, i think seeing the 7 with your own eyes, that black finish is going to look fantastic. And the water resistance and probably those speakers are going to be amazing features.
If the speakers are really able to output some decent sound akin to a cheap bluetooth speaker, that's kind of a tiny game changer.
but seriously, when it comes to Apple, people are being super revisionist when it comes to the reception of any certain device.
You think they are going to sell the AirPods at a 1:2 ratio? lol
Fair points, it just seems like the 7 is one of the more iterative non-S releases we've had. Everything in it is just a somewhat better version than the last. As for the 6 I'd say the inclusion of NFC/Apple Pay was a pretty big addition.
S generations are always minor design changes with notable spec upgrades. iPhone 7 fits this well. It's essentially a 6 body with a different camera bump style. Most of the colors went unchanged. It's nothing like the jumps from 3G to 4 to 5 to 6 imo. More like 5 to 5S with TouchID or 6 to 6S with new aluminum
This falls in line with rumors that the notable body change is delayed to next year
it also may just be me but, I feel like there's this weird smug climate of people feeling proud of waiting out of the next iPhone like "oh you caved and upgraded huh? I'm waiting for the NEXT one, that's the ticket!"
here's your $40 dongle to charge and use headphones at the same time
http://www.belkin.com/us/p/P-F8J198/
here's your $40 dongle to charge and use headphones at the same time
http://www.belkin.com/us/p/P-F8J198/
here's your $40 dongle to charge and use headphones at the same time
http://www.belkin.com/us/p/P-F8J198/
I'm just shocked that this was as big a deal as it apparently is (at least if one believes all the teeth gnashing and clothes rending on GAF).
I'm 36 and I don't think I've ever charged and listened to music at the same time.
the article mentioned that relatively affordable BT headphones is a reason (<$40). I can't imagine $160 airpods to sell that much. Should do a Beats version.iPhone 7 Buyers Are Ready For Bluetooth
https://www.npd.com/wps/portal/npd/u...for-bluetooth/
selling even half as many AirPods as they will iPhones is still crazy. Won't have to worry if one of them drops on the ground from your ear, just pick up somebody else's.
S cycle people often do this. They jumped on board at a random time or too late for the new body and exclaim that they're getting the definitive performance. They just don't understand that many of us don't want the dated body and thus, can't live like S cycle folk who's body design is going on 3 years old by the time they upgrade to another S model if they're on a 2 year plan.it also may just be me but, I feel like there's this weird smug climate of people feeling proud of waiting out of the next iPhone like "oh you caved and upgraded huh? I'm waiting for the NEXT one, that's the ticket!"
the article mentioned that relatively affordable BT headphones is a reason (<$40). I can't imagine $160 airpods to sell that much. Should do a Beats version.
here's your $40 dongle to charge and use headphones at the same time
http://www.belkin.com/us/p/P-F8J198/
This means tonight at 3am EST we can pre-order right?
The article is just rightly pointing out that Bluetooth is getting cheap and Apple is allowing for cheap lightning headphones that already have better features than 3.5mm for those who always listen on iPhone but aren't ready for BluetoothYou think they are going to sell the AirPods at a 1:2 ratio? lol
Aren't they dropping the 8 next year? I don't understand their strategy.
Need to know before tomorrow if 7 is 2 or 3gbNew Geekbench score popped up showing 3GB of ram. Most likely the plus.
https://browser.primatelabs.com/v4/cpu/213223
You know what, 5$ extra a month isn't so bad for Apple Care. Maybe I will go that route..
This is super misleading I think. Does it not matter what size the iPhone is? Why would 6 and 6S get the same trade in value?
2. Count on it.Need to know before tomorrow if 7 is 2 or 3gb
But the 7 is the same exact body as the 6/6SS cycle people often do this. They jumped on board at a random time or too late for the new body and exclaim that they're getting the definitive performance. They just don't understand that many of us don't want the dated body and thus, can't live like S cycle folk who's body design is going on 3 years old by the time they upgrade to another S model if they're on a 2 year plan.
Oh, I may have just been a bit snobbish there myself
New Geekbench score popped up showing 3GB of ram. Most likely the plus.
https://browser.primatelabs.com/v4/cpu/213223
S cycle people often do this. They jumped on board at a random time or too late for the new body and exclaim that they're getting the definitive performance. They just don't understand that many of us don't want the dated body and thus, can't live like S cycle folk who's body design is going on 3 years old by the time they upgrade to another S model if they're on a 2 year plan.
Oh, I may have just been a bit snobbish there myself
But the 7 is the same exact body as the 6/6S
Jesus Christ.
This thing beats out the iPad pro in both single and mult core.
lol, double lightning. Time for dongles plugged into dongles.
Aren't they dropping the 8 next year? I don't understand their strategy.
Rumor is they are skipping 7S, hence 7 being essentially a 6S body. Possible leaks suggest a big body redesign next year (aka what we normally get for the numbered models) instead of an S bump. It's also speculated that they are going to change up the numbering system since it's the 10th year of iPhone and won't be a simple S
? That's what my post says. It says 7 is more like an S cycle than a redesign, which aligns with rumors that the 2017 model has a major body redesign and will not be an S model since the 2016 update is smaller than usualBut the 7 is the same exact body as the 6/6S
doesn't the new iphone always do that?
A10>a9x>a9>a8x etc.
I figured the iPad pro models would have a bit more teeth than the "insert latest generic ipad model".
Guess not.
The iPhone 5 specifically was the first non S phone that I was completely underwhelmed with the industrial design. It was so similar to the 4 just longer
This is super misleading I think. Does it not matter what size the iPhone is? Why would 6 and 6S get the same trade in value?
Apple may have been worried about needing a Pro model but the exploding Note 7 just bought them another year of not caring about that competitionpro seemed to just mean, keyboard, pencil support lol.
I'll be real surprised if there isn't an iphone pro at some point to fight with samsung's note.