Different leaders of Apple showing different styles. Tim Cook obviously sees something in the hybrid arena, that Samsung has dominated. I have seen several threads over the past year that people shifted form the iPhone due to size as one reason. Android may lose those users, but I have seen a fair number of threads saying people will go back now that Apple has increased the screen size.
I am honestly glad that Apple has released a hybrid. It gives Apple users a choice.
You know I think it would be smart for Apple to release a small phone (like the 5s) in addition to a bigger phone, and give the same specs
I think that would be the best for them, as it makes everyone happy
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The only thing I was bummed about for Apple last year was the release of the 5C. I thought that was going to be a budget device to get them into countries in South America and such. I think a budget phone ($250 full price) is still a good idea for them.
That thought has crossed my mind, but I don't know how well it would work
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All the iPhone 6 plus is, just a big iPhone.
The note takes advantage of being big, spen MultiWindow. And more
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The only thing I was bummed about for Apple last year was the release of the 5C. I thought that was going to be a budget device to get them into countries in South America and such. I think a budget phone ($250 full price) is still a good idea for them.
I agree on Apple venturing into a more budget friendly device. As huge of a culture that Apple and iPhone's are, you would think they'd venture into a more budget friendly device. Put something in the $100 or $150 range.. Cut out a few of the high end perks like the fingerprint scanner or other gimmicks and give the important qualities that Apple is known for at a friendly price. My daughter loves iPhone's but same time we keep telling her were not going to continue to upgrade her to the next latest and greatest when we have to pay more than a comparable featured Android model.
In some ways I look at it as Apple defining what culture of people can afford and use their products with higher costs. Not the smartest business approach in my book.
You have to ask the question of why can Android and its OEM's do it then? Apple isn't bringing any STELLAR technology to the table that Android and its OEMs haven't or can't do for cheaper. So that leaves you with the impression that they are overcharging on all fronts from R & D, marketing and all other areas to make more off their product. Not to mention many internals inside an iPhone in the past was Samsung partsI'm not sure what kind of phone apple could make with a price of $100, or $250 for that matter
But who knows, maybe they will.
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I'm not sure what kind of phone apple could make with a price of $100, or $250
...that leaves you with the impression that they are overcharging on all fronts from R & D, marketing and all other areas to make more off their product...
All the iPhone 6 plus is, just a big iPhone.
The note takes advantage of being big, spen MultiWindow. And more
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