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Considering this is really the iPhone 7s, that's not surprising.
by jghn 9y ago
Considering this is really the iPhone 7s, that's not surprising.
- wil421 9y agoI've always hated the naming of Apple phones, Samsung and the others do it too. Just call it an iPhone. What iPhone do you have? I have the 2017 model. Or early/late 2017 model like people do with their laptops if two are released in the same year.
- symlinkk 9y agoagreed. just do it like cars. "I have the iPhone 2017 LE." "I have the iPhone 2016 SE." you get two logical identifiers - the year it was released (basically the same thing as the "version") and the "trim" of the phone. Right now it's a mess - you've got the iPhone SE that describes the trim but not the year and you've got the iPhone 8 that tells you the version but not the "trim" and then you've got something like the iPhone 5S that seems like it's describing the trim and the version but really just describes the version.
- Yizahi 9y agoiPhone is ok, despite being generic. iPad on the other hand... no number, 2, the new, 4, 1, 2, no number. It is only logical :)