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I just got the newest iPhone and I am struggling to notice any difference in capabilities from my old one. I know they exist on paper but when actually using th
by flextheruler 3y ago
I just got the newest iPhone and I am struggling to notice any difference in capabilities from my old one. I know they exist on paper but when actually using the device it’s hard to tell.
It feels like it’s been this way for a while. I have friends that have very old smartphones, like 3 or 5 years, but they don’t mind.
If this was 10 years ago their smartphones would be practically unusable from a lack of processing power and battery life.
- lttlrck 3y agoMost advertising for iPhone 15 seems call out that it's made of titanium... there is nothing else of note. I have one and I do love it but the only innovations I'm interested in going forward are: - get rid of the camera hump, make it a true slab (even if that means smaller/fewer cameras) - engineer away Dynamic Island. Then it's really done with this form-factor, and I'll be waiting for holographic projection out of my watch.