The real question is how a 'premium' phone in 2018 has trouble handling that.I mean, 64GB for $1000 is pretty lolworthy but what do you need those photos on your phone at all times for?
The real question is how a 'premium' phone in 2018 has trouble handling that.I mean, 64GB for $1000 is pretty lolworthy but what do you need those photos on your phone at all times for?
Someone is new to Apple. Quick, there's a whole macbook line to compare as well.For a phone that costs almost $400 more than its competition to have lower specs is fckn ridiculous.
I still have a 6S and after today, I'm gonna keep it another year. Why not just get a $29 battery?I have an iPhone 7
my battery life has been going to shit
should I upgrade and which to which one?
The pricing is kinda hefty for the XS models but those are the ones I want :(
Did they change the bottom grills or was it like that in the X as well?
The real question is how a 'premium' phone in 2018 has trouble handling that.
Yeah, and discontinued classic leather ones :( And also made it practically impossible to use the existing classic leather ones on the gold SS model, as I think the current silver lugs will look like crap on it. I was dead-set on the getting the gold SS models, but it will render most of the straps I like practically unusable, and they don't offer suitable replacement either.haha, they brought back the discontinued modern buckle and leather loop bands for the watch
ooh fun list war!!iPhone XS Max
Basics:
6.5" screen w/ notch & all around bezel
2688 x 1242 resolution at 458 ppi
7MP Front Facing Camera
12MP Dual Wide/Telephoto Cameras (non auto-adjust aperture)
Dual Capture Support Unknown
4GB RAM
4k @ 30fps/60fps
1080p @ 30fps/60fps
Dual Sim Support
No Expandable Memory
Battery:
Sensors:
- Talk time (wireless):Up to 25 hours
- Internet use: Up to 13 hours
- Video playback (wireless): Up to 15 hours
- Audio playback (wireless): Up to 65 hours
- Fast-charge capable: Up to 50% charge 30 minutes
Price: $1099
- Three-axis gyro
- Accelerometer
- Proximity sensor
- Ambient light sensor
- Barometer
Samsung Galaxy S9+
Basics:
6.3" screen no notch, near-bezeless screen
2960 x 1440 resolution 529 ppi
8MP Front Facing Camera
12MP Dual Wide/Telephoto Cameras w/ Auto Adjust Aperture
Dual Capture Support
6GB RAM
4k @ 30fps/60fps
1080p @ 30fps/60fps
Dual Sim Support
Expandable Memory via MicroSD
Battery:
Sensors:
- MP3 playback (AOD on): up to 54 hrs
- MP3 playback (AOD off): up to 94 hrs
- Video playback: up to 18 hrs
- Talk time: up to 25 hrs
- Internet use (Wi-Fi): up to 15 hrs
- Internet use (3G): up to 13 hrs
- Internet use (4G): up to 15 hrs
Price: $839 (from Manufacturer's website) can be found cheaper at official retailers.
- Iris sensor
- Fingerprint sensor
- HR sensor
- Pressure sensor
- Gyro sensor
- Proximity sensor
- Accelerometer
- Geomagnetic sensor
- RGB Light sensor
- Barometer
- Hall sensor
For a phone that costs almost $400 more than its competition to have lower specs is fckn ridiculous.
I feel like everything on Android takes me two to three more button presses/swipes to do.
iPhone XS Max
Basics:
6.5" screen w/ notch & all around bezel
2688 x 1242 resolution at 458 ppi
7MP Front Facing Camera
12MP Dual Wide/Telephoto Cameras (non auto-adjust aperture)
Dual Capture Support Unknown
4GB RAM
4k @ 30fps/60fps
1080p @ 30fps/60fps
Dual Sim Support
No Expandable Memory
Battery:
Sensors:
- Talk time (wireless):Up to 25 hours
- Internet use: Up to 13 hours
- Video playback (wireless): Up to 15 hours
- Audio playback (wireless): Up to 65 hours
- Fast-charge capable: Up to 50% charge 30 minutes
Price: $1099
- Three-axis gyro
- Accelerometer
- Proximity sensor
- Ambient light sensor
- Barometer
Samsung Galaxy S9+
Basics:
6.3" screen no notch, near-bezeless screen
2960 x 1440 resolution 529 ppi
8MP Front Facing Camera
12MP Dual Wide/Telephoto Cameras w/ Auto Adjust Aperture
Dual Capture Support
6GB RAM
4k @ 30fps/60fps
1080p @ 30fps/60fps
Dual Sim Support
Expandable Memory via MicroSD
Battery:
Sensors:
- MP3 playback (AOD on): up to 54 hrs
- MP3 playback (AOD off): up to 94 hrs
- Video playback: up to 18 hrs
- Talk time: up to 25 hrs
- Internet use (Wi-Fi): up to 15 hrs
- Internet use (3G): up to 13 hrs
- Internet use (4G): up to 15 hrs
Price: $839 (from Manufacturer's website) can be found cheaper at official retailers.
- Iris sensor
- Fingerprint sensor
- HR sensor
- Pressure sensor
- Gyro sensor
- Proximity sensor
- Accelerometer
- Geomagnetic sensor
- RGB Light sensor
- Barometer
- Hall sensor
For a phone that costs almost $400 more than its competition to have lower specs is fckn ridiculous.
Math is hard. $1100 - 839 = $260.iPhone XS Max
Basics:
6.5" screen w/ notch & all around bezel
2688 x 1242 resolution at 458 ppi
7MP Front Facing Camera
12MP Dual Wide/Telephoto Cameras (non auto-adjust aperture)
Dual Capture Support Unknown
4GB RAM
4k @ 30fps/60fps
1080p @ 30fps/60fps
Dual Sim Support
No Expandable Memory
Battery:
Sensors:
- Talk time (wireless):Up to 25 hours
- Internet use: Up to 13 hours
- Video playback (wireless): Up to 15 hours
- Audio playback (wireless): Up to 65 hours
- Fast-charge capable: Up to 50% charge 30 minutes
Price: $1099
- Three-axis gyro
- Accelerometer
- Proximity sensor
- Ambient light sensor
- Barometer
Samsung Galaxy S9+
Basics:
6.3" screen no notch, near-bezeless screen
2960 x 1440 resolution 529 ppi
8MP Front Facing Camera
12MP Dual Wide/Telephoto Cameras w/ Auto Adjust Aperture
Dual Capture Support
6GB RAM
4k @ 30fps/60fps
1080p @ 30fps/60fps
Dual Sim Support
Expandable Memory via MicroSD
Battery:
Sensors:
- MP3 playback (AOD on): up to 54 hrs
- MP3 playback (AOD off): up to 94 hrs
- Video playback: up to 18 hrs
- Talk time: up to 25 hrs
- Internet use (Wi-Fi): up to 15 hrs
- Internet use (3G): up to 13 hrs
- Internet use (4G): up to 15 hrs
Price: $839 (from Manufacturer's website) can be found cheaper at official retailers.
- Iris sensor
- Fingerprint sensor
- HR sensor
- Pressure sensor
- Gyro sensor
- Proximity sensor
- Accelerometer
- Geomagnetic sensor
- RGB Light sensor
- Barometer
- Hall sensor
For a phone that costs almost $400 more than its competition to have lower specs is fckn ridiculous.
Huh good catchDid they change the bottom grills or was it like that in the X as well?
Someone is new to Apple. Quick, there's a whole macbook line to compare as well.
Math is hard. $1100 - 839 = $260.
I will pay Apple Tax for a phone that looks better, has better software features.
Ok. Ok. Serious question. IPhone 8 or XR? Currently using an IPhone 6s.
Come on now. You know the Apple products end up winning the real world speed tests with their specs.iPhone XS Max
Basics:
6.5" screen w/ notch & all around bezel
2688 x 1242 resolution at 458 ppi
7MP Front Facing Camera
12MP Dual Wide/Telephoto Cameras (non auto-adjust aperture)
Dual Capture Support Unknown
4GB RAM
4k @ 30fps/60fps
1080p @ 30fps/60fps
Dual Sim Support
No Expandable Memory
Battery:
Sensors:
- Talk time (wireless):Up to 25 hours
- Internet use: Up to 13 hours
- Video playback (wireless): Up to 15 hours
- Audio playback (wireless): Up to 65 hours
- Fast-charge capable: Up to 50% charge 30 minutes
Price: $1099
- Three-axis gyro
- Accelerometer
- Proximity sensor
- Ambient light sensor
- Barometer
Samsung Galaxy S9+
Basics:
6.3" screen no notch, near-bezeless screen
2960 x 1440 resolution 529 ppi
8MP Front Facing Camera
12MP Dual Wide/Telephoto Cameras w/ Auto Adjust Aperture
Dual Capture Support
6GB RAM
4k @ 30fps/60fps
1080p @ 30fps/60fps
Dual Sim Support
Expandable Memory via MicroSD
Battery:
Sensors:
- MP3 playback (AOD on): up to 54 hrs
- MP3 playback (AOD off): up to 94 hrs
- Video playback: up to 18 hrs
- Talk time: up to 25 hrs
- Internet use (Wi-Fi): up to 15 hrs
- Internet use (3G): up to 13 hrs
- Internet use (4G): up to 15 hrs
Price: $839 (from Manufacturer's website) can be found cheaper at official retailers.
- Iris sensor
- Fingerprint sensor
- HR sensor
- Pressure sensor
- Gyro sensor
- Proximity sensor
- Accelerometer
- Geomagnetic sensor
- RGB Light sensor
- Barometer
- Hall sensor
For a phone that costs almost $400 more than its competition to have lower specs is fckn ridiculous.
It's automatically a bad screen because you don't like the resolution? The thing is going to look better than any LCD they've put on an iPhone. On top of that, you're getting crazy good battery life because it's not needlessly high resolution.I don't know whether Apple should be ashamed of themselves for putting such a bad screen on the XR or proud that millions of people are going to pay $750 USD for a phone with that bad of a screen.
I don't think he actually knows that. I'm assuming he is trying to talk about 6GB RAM vs 4GB RAM (across completely disparate hardware/OS platforms) or things that Apple has intentionally moved away from (3.5mm jack, fingerprint sensor), or things that don't make sense in a phone (heart rate sensor).Come on now. You know the Apple products end up winning the real world speed tests with their specs.
120Hz touch sampling. NOT screen refresh. (you are not the first to be confused)
didn't we go through this exact same thing last year?120Hz touch sampling. NOT screen refresh. (you are not the first to be confused)
Why not? It's like a thousand dollars.Sure...but also why should it need to? I've got much more need for audio space on my phone but 30,000 photos? I listen to music and audio books all the time but how often are you looking at a giant library of photos on our phone?
You can't reduce a phone to tech specs.
But if you really insist on doing that, even last year's iPhone X beats the just-released Galaxy S9+ in benchmarks, so I would expect the XS to stomp it into the ground.
I still have a 6S and after today, I'm gonna keep it another year. Why not just get a $29 battery?
I will do the same. Even tough the red Xr looks awesome!I think I'm just gonna pay Apple to replace the battery in my iPhone 7. I saw nothing that was worth 1100 dollars.
the problem is people see numbers and assume. Yeah it was like this with the X (120Hz sampling) and the updated iPad 10.5 (240Hz Pencil sampling). I mean... I don't think apple is trying to deceive... but it can definitely be confusing.
What do you all think is next? Remove the notch entirely? Faster USB C Charging? 120hz display?
Just installed ios12 on my iPhone 8.Do we know if the "bokeh" slider is coming to anything but the new phones?
Trends in the industry lead me to believe that the most significant changes we'll see in these phones for the next 2-4 years will revolve around their cameras and AR.What do you all think is next? Remove the notch entirely? Faster USB C Charging? 120hz display?
I want fingerprint recognition in the screen but all the 2019 rumors aren't pointing to thatWhat do you all think is next? Remove the notch entirely? Faster USB C Charging? 120hz display?
120Hz touch sampling. NOT screen refresh. (you are not the first to be confused)
This is the main reason I am upgrading. I use a Google number now for my work line, and want to transition to one of my spare carrier lines.