like there is meaningful as they think they are. No thank you.Think of all the YouTube videos this site makes redundant
like there is meaningful as they think they are. No thank you.Think of all the YouTube videos this site makes redundant
I had to Google who that was. Care to make the link, please?Cenk Uyger be like:
Because they still sell 13 and 14. It makes no sense to include them in this comparison as it would render their currently-sold phones (sans 15) old.It’s hilarious how they don’t put the iPhone 13 lineup in the comparaison. Must be not enough changes
People will be waiting in line to get access to the new eggplant emoji!If they really want people to upgrade, they should make the messages for phones older than 2 years green bubbles only. Or, at least phone exclusive emoji for new models.
I’m surprised to hear that there’s no warranty support. Here in Europe we have warranty support across the continent and even farther afield. It must be because of the different physical iPhone body. I’ve read that iPhones from China and Hong Kong have the same issue, as they have two physical SIM slots and no eSIM.There is a discussion on another board about this. Buying them from Canada where they still have both SIM card support and an eSIM. Problem is there is no warranty coverage for the device in the United States. You would have to bring it to Apple in Canada for warranty support. My solution was a 13 Pro. Supports both the SIM and eSIM like the Canadian 15.
It's just like gas prices, we all get acclimatized. Apple were responsible for driving up all smartphone retail prices as they all saw the market's appetite to spend big for a phone.Yup, and to think that it all started a whopping 7 years ago now with the iPhone X being over $1000
Are they embarrassed or have the products simply matured? What further improvements do you think can be made to an iPhone 15PM? It's damn near perfect...I laughed out loud when I saw the drop down stops at the 12 Pro Max. Even Apple is embarrassed how little has changed in three years in their 1000+ Euro products.
But I agree, no reason to update from the 13 yet. We’ll see this year, but I suspect another year is easily doable.
Doesn't Apple Care+ provide worldwide warranty?There is a discussion on another board about this. Buying them from Canada where they still have both SIM card support and an eSIM. Problem is there is no warranty coverage for the device in the United States. You would have to bring it to Apple in Canada for warranty support. My solution was a 13 Pro. Supports both the SIM and eSIM like the Canadian 15.
What are you looking for the phone to do?? There's an absolute heap of reasons to upgrade from a phone that old...It's a shame that Apple hasn't provided a compelling reason to upgrade to the iPhone 7 Plus. Looks like I can keep using mine. Thanks, Apple.