You don't need to trust Apple to know the truth, many people have gone thought the phone its self to confirm it, we live in an age of communication, this isn't the 1800's.
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Alleged iPad Air 2 Front Panel with Integrated Display Shown in New Photos
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You don't need to trust Apple to know the truth, many people have gone thought the phone its self to confirm it, we live in an age of communication, this isn't the 1800's.
Ahh can't you tell he won't believe actual facts. I'm sure he doesn't believe it when people tell him the sky is blue...
You just don't see what's happening to America do you? It's a win for all parties involved, and that's the problem.
The consumer gets the convenience of productivity and entertainment.
The corporations get the profits from this increased productivity and entertainment.
The governments get all the data to continue the war machine.
What? I don't think I've commented on the iMac in months. It is strange that you are following me so closely out of the thousands of members here, but check my post history, honey. I have 1,057 posts, so no, it is not my "quote for every post" although it is my top gripe with the QC of recent Apple products. Some people bitch about iOS 7, some people bitch about screen size, I bitch about what bothers me. It's a forum, get used to it.
Guess after 7 months you guys are starting to realize that 64 bit is useless without more memory. Apple was slinging 64 bit like it would solve all our problems. How many apps truly need 64 bit? I would rather have a 32 bit system with 3gig of ram instead of a 64 bit system with 1 gig of ram; better to take a very slight hit in speed vs. the entire app crashing. It was crash city with my iPhone 5s and that was the reason why I returned a retina iPad mini; not future proof enough.
Why on earth not?
Do you have the same shirt in two different colours? Probably.
See where I'm going, what is wrong with wanting some variety?
Interesting... recently I've thought about buying an iPad mini or Air, but this may make me wait. I've been wondering why this isn't in the iPad yet.
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Cheap? It's a little less sturdy as the iPad 4 but that thing was thick and a tank. I wouldn't say the Air is cheap feeling, at least not compared to any non-apple tablets.
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YAY!!!
The only bad thing about the iPad Air is that the screen feels really hollow and cheap. I also hate seeing that gap between the lcd and screen.
It's crazy to think the iPad Air can get even MORE thinner
Cheap? It's a little less sturdy as the iPad 4 but that thing was thick and a tank. I wouldn't say the Air is cheap feeling, at least not compared to any non-apple tablets.
Alleged iPad Air 2 Front Panel with Integrated Display Shown in New Photos
No, I'm just not crazy plus I'm not in America anyway
No, I'm just not crazy plus I'm not in America anyway
Don't confuse the iPad air with the iPhone. I've never heard anyone complain about iPad battery life. It could be half of what it is and I would still have no problem with it so long as it's thinner and lighter.
iPhone on the other hand could always benefit from larger batteries and/or longer battery life.
The competition runs lagdroid.
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What makes it "suck"? The slightly lower color gamut? What an over-reaction.
Variety is what you got in the 90's when Apple had dozens of Macs that weren't distinct from one another. It turned off salespeople and customers.
It's like going to a poorly run diner. They have giant menus to support and instead of customers feeling like they getting variety, they are overwhelmed and either order nothing or the usual.
Battery-life improvement doesn't appear to be high on Apple's list of desirables; they are, like everybody else, probably waiting for quantum leaps in battery tech for major improvements in that area.
Until such time, the only options are software tweaking or bigger overall dimensions. Many users seem to be getting a full day's worth of usage out of their iPhones, and that appears to be the sweet spot for Apple; their idea of a perfect compromise between size, weight and 'stamina'.
Oh so because I vastly prefer iOS 7 I'm not one of the elite few who understand UI design?
The condescension is a bit much with this one buddy.
Great news and something I expected! (If it is true)
It means in the first place that there will be no dust between the glass and the display anymore. (Which is not an issue if we talk about iPhones since the introduction of the iPhone 4)
Nice one, Apple! Bravo!
It means in the first place that there will be no dust between the glass and the display anymore. (Which is not an issue if we talk about iPhones since the introduction of the iPhone 4)
Nice one, Apple! Bravo!
Stop repeating what you've heard on the internet. Try using a device. If it feels fast, it has enough RAM no matter how much Android users tell you need more. If it doesn't feel fast, I'm sure you'll be happy with any number of Android devices packing 3GB of RAM. At least that's what you can tell yourself.
The 64-bit A7 processor is the fastest mobile processor available and will soon be replaced by the A8. Yes it would benefit the A7 and A8 much more if Apple tripled the amount of RAM in iOS devices but very few apps have yet to take advantage of that much RAM. You must introduce the architecture and hardware first at an attractive price point. Only then will the developers create apps that take advantage of that architecture.
Look at it this way, Apple's developers have a full year lead on every other platform for 64-bit apps. So it might not seem like a lot right now but in a year or two, iOS apps will scream while every other platforms' apps will just be getting their feet wet in the 64-bit end of the pool.
Umm... How, exactly? Unless you are someone who controls the NSA, CIA and whatnots. In which case we can reduce your list a bit:
#1 He is a problem.
#2 Eliminate him.