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> The two places where this would have been useful are camera and battery but there is literally no innovation happening in these two departments... From what
by clintonb 10y ago
> The two places where this would have been useful are camera and battery but there is literally no innovation happening in these two departments...
From what I see in headlines the camera and battery are the two areas with the most innovation. Apple has a major ad campaign featuring photos shot on iPhones. Almost every new phone release mentions improved battery life. (Admittedly, these energy improvements may come more from decreased consumption than improved storage.)
I see most marketing discussing the following features:
1. Camera
2. Battery life
3. Screen size/resolution
This makes sense given that there aren't many other areas to radically innovate. Someone's already tried adding decent speakers, a kickstand, and various exclusive apps.
- perseusprime11 10y agoUnfortunately I don't see them. Nokia Windows phones were far more advsncedin terms of cameras than current iPhones or Samsung galaxy s7s. Anand tech said as much about this in their reviews. I don't see any improvement in my battery life from iPhone 5S to iPhone 6S. Do others see any improvement?