Are You Excited for the New iPhone?
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2012/09/01 17:52:13
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In two weeks, it is expected that Apple will unveil its newest smartphone, the "iPhone 5." It is also predicted that it will be on sale September 21. Many current iPhone users may want to get their hands on the latest model, which will be faster, slimmer (making it easier to carry around), and will have a bigger screen.
Now those features are great and all, but there are still a significant number of smartphone users that swear by the Android system, which is provided by more carriers than the iPhone. The rumor that the "iPhone 5's" price tag was $800 blew up on Twitter a few months back, but it seems like it was just that--a rumor.
As for the new interface, it will mostly remain the same, but can store close to 40 percent more data than the iPhone 4S. And, the thinner body combined with the bigger screen is expected to prevent the new and considerably more powerful model from losing large chunks of battery life. We will soon see whether or not this new iPhone will capture the imagination of current Apple fans, and maybe even convert some Android users as well.
Now those features are great and all, but there are still a significant number of smartphone users that swear by the Android system, which is provided by more carriers than the iPhone. The rumor that the "iPhone 5's" price tag was $800 blew up on Twitter a few months back, but it seems like it was just that--a rumor.
As for the new interface, it will mostly remain the same, but can store close to 40 percent more data than the iPhone 4S. And, the thinner body combined with the bigger screen is expected to prevent the new and considerably more powerful model from losing large chunks of battery life. We will soon see whether or not this new iPhone will capture the imagination of current Apple fans, and maybe even convert some Android users as well.
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I'm NOT Apple addicted, so I use what I buy (Android products because they are so much more useful then Apples) until the life of the phone requires I buy a new model simply to keep up.
Since my four year old phone doesn't do 4G, I will be buying a new Android phone sometime in the near future
No smart phone for me yet. I wouldn't pass it up, as a gift or something, but I won't buy a new phone until mine dies and then it'll prob only be whatever free upgrade I can get. I'm boring.
The Cloud: Been out there since 2000, not created by Apple
Instant Share: Not a technology that Apple posses.
Now before you Apple iPhone loyalist whom says Apple won the court case against Samsung. That does not include the Samsung Galaxy S3 or the Note. Apple sold a million iPhone 4s in one month, Samsung Galaxy S3 in one day did that.
I don't understand why people so enamored with "smart" phones? Tablets provide a much better user experience.
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