The first claim this makes - that people don't line up for iPhones any more - is categorically false. https://mic.com/articles/154018/people-are-already-lining

The first claim this makes - that people don't line up for iPhones any more - is categorically false. https://mic.com/articles/154018/people-are-already-lining-up-for-the-i-phone-7-check-out-the-photos#.a9K3tBy0g https://mic.com/articles/154018/people-are-already-lining-up... It sounds fucking insane to me - it always has, and I'm a lifelong apple user - but people still line up for DAYS to buy these things. The problem is, the media (and social media whiners) are never happy: if Apple makes small steps and incremental upgrades and focuses on making things super reliable/stable, they're considered boring. If Apple takes giant, dangerous leaps and has slight missteps (i.e. Maps) they're considered reckless. Make up your fucking minds. You can't have it both ways.