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The iPhone X
- tgarma1234 9y agoIf no one else has coined the phrase "innovation fatigue", I would like to call dibs on that. I have an iPhone 7. So long as Apple doesn't slow it down to dog slow speeds, I can't see ever getting a new phone until this one literally becomes completely inoperable by an act of god. This constant push to upgrade because of "features" just gets tiresome eventually. Am I alone in this?
- gnicholas 9y agoI have a 7 Plus and am not getting an 8 or X. I will probably upgrade in a year so that I can get a better camera and (hopefully) a smaller phone. I got the Plus because I wanted the dual-camera setup for Portrait Mode, and this tradeoff has been worthwhile overall. But I would really like to have a smaller phone, so I'll jump ship as soon as the dual-camera setup is offered on a smaller phone — without having to pay the premium for the X.
- nofilter 9y agoI'm also on the 7. There's absolutely nothing wrong with this phone, but I'll probably wait for the X2 (or whatever the next X will be called) and then upgrade to that once it comes out.
- dr1337 9y agoHad Gruber ever written anything negative about Apple? He might as well just be Apple's PR under a pseudonym. Anyways, aside from my annoyance, I would highly recommend that Gruber look at tech beyond the closed microcosm that is the Apple ecosystem and to realise that a lot of what Apple is doing isn't innovating but catching-up with what the rest of the tech world has already done.