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I will be ordering mine within the next week or so.
No I don't need it. My 5S is perfectly good.
But I want one. So there.Comment
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Other than gaming and a few niche areas (music for instance) modern phones are already vastly over-powered for most uses. But then so are desktops really.Originally posted by MicrosoftBob View PostHave we reached peak phone ?
I haven't seen any compelling reason to upgrade until my phone becomes too slow to run the latest apps
Originally posted by MaryPoppinsI'd still not breastfeed a naziOriginally posted by vetranUrine is quite nourishingComment
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multiple profiles (it'd be nice if iphone could have a thing where if your kid puts their thumb on it it unlocks the phone for just child-friendly (/parent approved) apps, but when you put your thumb on it's standard profile, so you're not worried they'll accidentally delete something or phone someone)Originally posted by d000hg View PostOther than gaming and a few niche areas (music for instance) modern phones are already vastly over-powered for most uses. But then so are desktops really.
there's still a long way to go on battery life/battery technology
wireless chargingComment
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I ordered one for the mrs, to replace hers iphone 4 which is giving up the ghost after suffering the abuse of an 18 month old.Comment
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Doesn't Android support multiple profiles already - and besides this is a software issue not a hardware one. A new OS on current phones could fix it.Originally posted by pr1 View Postmultiple profiles (it'd be nice if iphone could have a thing where if your kid puts their thumb on it it unlocks the phone for just child-friendly (/parent approved) apps, but when you put your thumb on it's standard profile, so you're not worried they'll accidentally delete something or phone someone)
there's still a long way to go on battery life/battery technology
wireless charging
Battery technology mostly suffers BECAUSE they keep making the phones more powerful. If they kept performance constant using new technology, power usage would drop each iteration.
Wireless charging is already here. It's just not proving very popular, so hasn't become a standard feature.Originally posted by MaryPoppinsI'd still not breastfeed a naziOriginally posted by vetranUrine is quite nourishingComment
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He was an American. Those people think MF is svelte.Originally posted by d000hg View PostIf this is a normal use case, and something other phones can withstand, then it's reasonable to expect the 6 can do something the 5 could.
Also, it wasn't the 6 that was (in a tiny number of cases and only when considerable force was applied) prone to bending, it was the 6 Plus. Larger size => more leverage when you apply torsion.Comment
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Luckily there are lots of software developers who are lazy, incompetent, or both. They keep writing software that is so inefficient that it can barely run even on the latest hardware, thereby justifying the upgradeOriginally posted by d000hg View PostOther than gaming and a few niche areas (music for instance) modern phones are already vastly over-powered for most uses. But then so are desktops really.
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Bending moments.Originally posted by NickFitz View PostHe was an American. Those people think MF is svelte.
Also, it wasn't the 6 that was (in a tiny number of cases and only when considerable force was applied) prone to bending, it was the 6 Plus. Larger size => more leverage when you apply torsion.Comment
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torsion is also correct (twisting the ends in opposite clockwise/anticlockwise directions)Originally posted by minestrone View PostBending moments.Comment
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