Tim Evans666
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As with any of the major updates to the iPhone range the 6 will come with some new hardware and software features.
Many people have seen the leaks of the Hardware, so you will get the 'Its just the same as the old iPhone, or its brilliant', but as with a lot of new phones it starts to come down to design, materials and taste, because lets face it, all new flagship phones are essentially the same.
There will be some bull about pixel density (good or bad), CPU as 64bit is great/not worth it (delete as appropriate), 1gb RAM is pathetic/enough (delete as appropriate), blah blah.
The screen will be sapphire, so should be very strong, the touch ID 2 sensor is very good, the A8 inside with be crazy fast, the graphics will be great.
The software on all devices is starting to converge. If you want an example of that have a look at the new lock screen notifications on 'L'. My N5 looks a little bit like my 5S now (at lease on the lock), and the icons and design of 'L' really does 'borrow' from iOS 7 and WP 8.1.
There is little no nothing that I cant do on my Nexus that I can do on the 5S, or vice versa. Sure widgets aside. Also I'm not sure what people have read about iOS8 but it holds a lot of improvements for games (new graphics engine), MDM (thousands of APIs added to the industry leading EMM API's iOS already has), CarPlay, Medi Kit, Beacon and BTLE advanced support for Wearables. These are not the sexy 'hey look apple copied Widgets or Multiple Keyboards', but for developers this is BIG news.
So my answer is of course I will get the iPhone 6. The 5.5 inch I would think.
Many people have seen the leaks of the Hardware, so you will get the 'Its just the same as the old iPhone, or its brilliant', but as with a lot of new phones it starts to come down to design, materials and taste, because lets face it, all new flagship phones are essentially the same.
There will be some bull about pixel density (good or bad), CPU as 64bit is great/not worth it (delete as appropriate), 1gb RAM is pathetic/enough (delete as appropriate), blah blah.
The screen will be sapphire, so should be very strong, the touch ID 2 sensor is very good, the A8 inside with be crazy fast, the graphics will be great.
The software on all devices is starting to converge. If you want an example of that have a look at the new lock screen notifications on 'L'. My N5 looks a little bit like my 5S now (at lease on the lock), and the icons and design of 'L' really does 'borrow' from iOS 7 and WP 8.1.
There is little no nothing that I cant do on my Nexus that I can do on the 5S, or vice versa. Sure widgets aside. Also I'm not sure what people have read about iOS8 but it holds a lot of improvements for games (new graphics engine), MDM (thousands of APIs added to the industry leading EMM API's iOS already has), CarPlay, Medi Kit, Beacon and BTLE advanced support for Wearables. These are not the sexy 'hey look apple copied Widgets or Multiple Keyboards', but for developers this is BIG news.
So my answer is of course I will get the iPhone 6. The 5.5 inch I would think.