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Re:The 19th Century plug that's still being used by jurassic on Sunday July 31, 2016 @05:00PM (#12198831)
If they are moving to a paradigm where I can't listen and charge at the same time, the 6 will be my last iPhone.

I wish they would stop trying to shave millimeters off my phone thickness and address actual user needs like battery life. When was the last time any of you said, "Damn, I wish this phone was thinner!"? Probably never. But many of us regularly bemoan the battery life of our devices.

Re:The 19th Century plug that's still being used by vidarh on Sunday July 31, 2016 @05:10PM (#12198884)
In fact recent phone models have gotten less comfortable to hold for me because of thinness.
Re:The 19th Century plug that's still being used by Daneel_ on Monday August 01, 2016 @03:29AM (#12200726)
This. I drop my 6S all the time, whereas my previous 5S was a dream and never slipped. I shouldn't have up^H^Hdowngraded..
Re:The 19th Century plug that's still being used by 1anh2kqowg on Monday August 01, 2016 @01:23AM (#12200343)
I think users would be happier day-to-day with a larger battery, but in the ATT showroom they are more likely to go for the thinner phone with a small battery and no headphone jack.
Re:The 19th Century plug that's still being used by stouset on Monday August 01, 2016 @02:30AM (#12200546)
Nobody seems to consider that the extra space can be used for a bigger battery instead of a smaller phone.
Re:The 19th Century plug that's still being used by sliverstorm on Sunday July 31, 2016 @11:29PM (#12200047)
"Damn, I wish this phone was as thin & durable as a graham cracker, so that I can put it in my pocket all day"