Re:The iPhone is no longer Apple’s most important product
by austinhutch on Thursday August 01, 2019 @03:22PM
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The iPhone 6s continues to be the best piece of hardware I've ever owned. I imagine folks with an SE feel similarly.
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Re:The iPhone is no longer Apple’s most important product
by clairity on Thursday August 01, 2019 @07:19PM
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i'm on a 6s as well. every year i look at the new phones and i just can't justify paying so much for incremental improvements.
faceID is nice but touchID is just fine. 2GB of memory is fine too. and while i don't use the headphone jack much any more, it's nice as a backup for when i forget the airpods. i may upgrade next year with the purported 5G rollout, but i'm not even sure that's worth it. LTE is fast enough and its coverage is mostly good enough too.
Re:The iPhone is no longer Apple’s most important product
by devxpy on Saturday August 03, 2019 @09:34AM
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When LTE came out in India, I noticed my service provider (Airtel) deliberately slowing down HSPA+.
Plus, I am pretty confident that the speeds that I actually get didn't change by a huge factor when the transition happened. If anything they got slower because of congestion, due to the amazing price drop and crazy increase in user adoption.
Re:The iPhone is no longer Apple’s most important product
by Kuraj on Friday August 02, 2019 @03:03AM
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For the longest time I thought the iPhone SE was the best phone they've ever made. I might finally upgrade to a model that has NFC and a screen that doesn't stop working in the rain, though.
Re:The iPhone is no longer Apple’s most important product
by babypuncher on Tuesday August 06, 2019 @12:08PM
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It's rumored that next year's phone in the iPhone X slot will be shrinking down to 5.4". Not quite as small as the SE's 4.9", but a definite step in the right direction.