Miss my iPhone

[BratPAQ]

Yes, did you?

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Doesn't look raised to me. And it's thin for me.

 

[Almeuit]

So much dissecting from pictures / video of a phone render (non-official) which could be super fake to begin with .

 

[dbollman423]

Try a three party transaction. Sell it to someone for $600.00. Meet them at ATT store and turn around and buy an Iphone.

 

[TylerLV76]

Doesn't look raised to me. And it's thin for me. //uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/20170710/47b45894201c5c77c9302f7b267b6a69.jpg

Guess our eyes are seeing 2 different things. In the end it's an iPhone so I couldn't care less how it looks, feels or what it has for options.

 

[Wbutchart]

Pretty easy to see where the glass meets them.

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Thank you! I'm not seeing things, phew!

 

[TheMadChemist]

Do this, Tada.

 

[Sam_Gs7]

Had an S8 for two months, and it's a great phone, but I find myself missing my iPhone. AT&T basically told me sorry about your luck you're stuck with it. It would cost me $350 to turn this phone in and then get a new iPhone.

I like this phone but I had an iPhone for so long, Android is just so foreign at this point.

I'm just complaining because AT&T's policies are stupid.

This happen daily the Back & forth from iOS-iPhone to Android
from Android to iOS-iPhone: Is a normal desire I'd say.?

Now rules or restrictions apply: So $350 fee for
Interchange, so we learn from experience isn't it

To recap we've to reduce the addiction to phones: Any feedback welcome!
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[bassjo]

I don't get it. IOS is more complicated. You HAVE TO use iTunes to sync and transfer files. After all these years, I still don't know how it works. With Android it's the good old drag and drop.

Actually the reason so many people use IOS is the opposite... It's so darn easy to use. And unlike the android platform there really isn't any tweaks to be made in order to ensure smooth operation. Out of the box it just works. (No need to connect with iTunes, if you don't mind setting up the phone from scratch every time you replace it or need to restore it, which is what you'd do on the android platform regardless) That's another plus about IOS and iTunes, true backup and restore options. Personally I have both, right now my daily driver is a S8+ but I also still have and occasionally use my iPhone 7 plus.

 

[Fred98TJ]

I went the other way. I've used cell phones for many years, my first was one of the "bag" phones, then followed by various flip phones. Finally Android phones came around and I've been using them ever since. Some early ones were the Atrix 2 and Optima Pro. I've had Samsungs, s3, s4, s5, s6, s7e and S8 (which my gf now has). I've had LG G3, V20 and used a G6 for a while to try. Also had the Nokia 1020 (crazy good camera) and 920. I still own a LG V20, Xperia XZ, Huawei P9 and Mate 9 (which I'm keeping as a backup). The others I'm selling.
Anyway I just went to the dark side and got a iPhone 7 Plus and could not be happier with the switch. Only been a couple weeks. This thing is fast, fluid, constant, with a great display. Don't know about previous iPhones (this is my first) but the displays in the 7 and 7 Plus are individually calibrated. They support DCI-P3 and sRGB. iOS has a built in color management system, Android does not. Moving everything from my Mate 9 to the 7 Plus was a snap. The main reason for the switch was for the camera. This thing shoots insane jpg's right out of the box.
Anyway I'm super pleased with the change.

 

[bhatech]

Actually the reason so many people use IOS is the opposite... It's so darn easy to use. And unlike the android platform there really isn't any tweaks to be made in order to ensure smooth operation. Out of the box it just works. (No need to connect with iTunes, if you don't mind setting up the phone from scratch every time you replace it or need to restore it, which is what you'd do on the android platform regardless) That's another plus about IOS and iTunes, true backup and restore options. Personally I have both, right now my daily driver is a S8+ but I also still have and occasionally use my iPhone 7 plus.

You can do iCloud backup restore to get back to exactly all the apps, screen layout etc on iOS. No need for iTunes. Basically what I'm saying is you don't necessarily need to have iTunes for iPhone.

 

[anon(7901790)]

Had an S8 for two months, and it's a great phone, but I find myself missing my iPhone. AT&T basically told me sorry about your luck you're stuck with it. It would cost me $350 to turn this phone in and then get a new iPhone.

I like this phone but I had an iPhone for so long, Android is just so foreign at this point.

I'm just complaining because AT&T's policies are stupid.

Hang in there. The muscle memory will come. I did a short stint with iOS for about a year and a half. The transition from Android to iOS then back to Android was wierd. Once I got the muscle memory down it was fine. It just takes awhile. It's either that or shell out $350. I'm betting that you have better things to spend $350 on.

 

[Premium1]

Yeah, the picture is a pure speculation of what it will be. If that video is real, those bezels look even bigger and they look raised.

That looks like the ring around the phone, not the bezels, obviously those would be raised as to keep the phone screen off the table/surface when placed face down.

 

[TylerLV76]

That looks like the ring around the phone, not the bezels, obviously those would be raised as to keep the phone screen off the table/surface when placed face down.

The "rings" would be part of the bezel. It's part of the frame of the phone which would include it in the description of the bezel.

 

[Fille84]

Pretty easy to see where the glass meets them.

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Please This is getting silly. If you call that big bezels I'm worried.

 

[TylerLV76]

Please This is getting silly. If you call that big bezels I'm worried.

Like I said from the get go, doesn't matter to me what it has or doesn't but it definitely has bezels when compared to the S8. In the video they look bigger than what was originally reported it would have.

Either way you look at it, it's still an iPhone with the same boring os it's always had.

 

[Almeuit]

Please This is getting silly. If you call that big bezels I'm worried.

You guys believing random rumors with no true confirmation from the company have me even more worried .

 

[Wbutchart]

Please This is getting silly. If you call that big bezels I'm worried.

Sorry but those bezels are big, raised, and to use a good Scottish word - minging.

The phone just doesn't look the part for me. Fair enough if it was a 5c replacement or a new se, but top flagship looking that bland and uncreative... That would only be ok if the s8 had not came out. That changed what a phone can look like... Apple isn't.

 

[Wbutchart]

You guys believing random rumors with no true confirmation from the company have me even more worried .

Leaks at this point are generally fairly accurate. This leak has been consistent from various sources now. Likely the phone, the more pressing question is whether it has the fps under the screen.

 

[Almeuit]

Leaks at this point are generally fairly accurate. This leak has been consistent from various sources now. Likely the phone, the more pressing question is whether it has the fps under the screen.

Fairly .. yes. As in not 100 percent. So what's shown there could not even be it once released.

 

[Wbutchart]

Fairly .. yes. As in not 100 percent. So what's shown there could not even be it once released.

Maybe, there are other prototypes i would think. Not sure when mass production will be required to begin through.

The design doesn't impress me... But neither does Picasso or rap music... Each to their own lol