blackh4t
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I think yes. Still stupid phone with high price not worth it.Confirmed?
I think yes. Still stupid phone with high price not worth it.Confirmed?
And don't forget about the good ole scarcity principle.Exactly what i said. They did great research of their user base/market and executed best available PR/marketing strategy. You'll see lots of people complaining about issues like battery life, price tag, lack of improvements, data breaches, etc., but they will still get in the line to buy new model as soon as it hits the market. Market shaping at its finest.
I agree. Yes it may be the same or similar but nobody is forcing you to buy it. And I’m not looking for any new features anyways.Did you expect a folding phone?
I love what iphones already offer. I don’t need more stuffs anyway. But I probably will wait till iphone 16/17 as I have the 14 model and I am not looking to resale it anytime soon.
if you are talking about the base iphone15 then i think it's a good choice actually, the design is probably the same until iphone 17-18 so it won't be old fashioned for the next few year. most importantly is choosing what suitable, not the best. I chose Z fold 5 to handle some of my job and taking note even tho the processor is not even surpass iphone 14 promaxThat is not ion iPhone 15 it’s on the high end version and just a gimmick feature.
Also the so called usb-c they’re using is a 23 year old tech on iPhone 15 so not surprised if people skip it for iPhone 16
There are too many people using iPhone as support for professional cameras.Professional photographers use professional cameras and not iPhone. iPhone is not reference in that field unless you are talking about advanced users that use iPhone for fast checking on manual settings. I haven’t seen any professional photographer doing wedding sets with neither IPhone nor Android regardless of device class.
Exactly what i said - as support not as main device for professional photo shooting. It is true that some of those test images taken with iPhone or Android will end up in a final product but majority of them will be from pro cameras. Please note that I am not shitting on Apple/Android devices but just talking from my POV that every trade has its own tools. Take for example web development - If you like you can create a webapp using an iPad or any other tablet device for that matter, but results will vary a lot (not to mention wasted time compared to classic approach - Laptop/Desktop with proper IDE and accompanied tools).There are too many people using iPhone as support for professional cameras.
Not entirely false. They already sell chargers separately. On the other hand, Apple's PR is based on proper research (market/customer analysis) and socio-psychological sales approaches. Not to mention their upselling methods (like chargers and other accessories + icloud).Apple fanboys are the ones to blame
They would've charged extra for the charger if they could
Major differences are:So Basically the Major Update is USB C? X_X
What do you mean selling add on? I never saw anything about fast charging being sold as an add-on.They’re selling fast charging add on now too typical Apple
Planned obsolescence is always a disappointment to meSo the rumours were true Iphone 15 will disappoint and it did spectacularly![]()