Having reviewed both of Apple’s latest smartphones here on Forbes (read the reviews of the iPhone 5c and the iPhone 5s here) the dividing line between the two handsets is far more than the $100 difference in price. Both the 5s and the 5c are competent today, but over the life of a two-year contract the iPhone 5s is going to be the reference device for developers while the limitations of the 5c will rapidly become clear.
Barring three notable changes (LTE banding, battery capacity, and the forward facing camera), the iPhone 5c matches the specifications of last year’s iPhone 5 model. For many years Apple has simply moved the models down the line after twelve months. Someone purchasing ‘the $99 iPhone’ would be aware that it is the older model, and have their expectations set accordingly in terms of the expected support levels from third-party apps. That is not the case with the iPhone 5c. One of its biggest strengths is the perception that it is a new design. It is being marketed as new, and because of that consumers will have higher expectations of the 5c than they would if they were buying a year-old iPhone 5.
Hiển thị các bài đăng có nhãn iPHONE 5C. Hiển thị tất cả bài đăng
Hiển thị các bài đăng có nhãn iPHONE 5C. Hiển thị tất cả bài đăng
Thứ Ba, 17 tháng 12, 2013
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Meet the concept iPhone Air and iPhone 6C
Meet the concept iPhone Air and iPhone 6C
Here's a new concept video for the next iPhone that takes thinness to an extreme.
The video from Set Solution offers its take on a theoretical "iPhone Air," and another envisions an iPhone 6C (the C here stands for curve, not color).
The videos offer some beautiful renderings, particularly of the imagined iPhone Air, which it posits would be 1.5 millimeters thin at the top and 3 millimeters thick at the bottom, weigh 70 grams, and feature an edge-to-edge glass display.
The iPhone 6C concept features a number of different colors like the iPhone 5C, but a pronounced curve on the screen similar to that of the LG G Flex, though the back is flat. Some of these videos have been floating around for a while, but are worth a look.
While the videos are impressive, they are no way based in reality, and perhaps a little too good to be true. They also aren't the first concept videos to take a crack at an iPhone Air.
We'll see if Apple comes out with something that looks like the products in these videos -- or perhaps something that looks even better.
Via Nowhereelse.fr
Here's a new concept video for the next iPhone that takes thinness to an extreme.
The video from Set Solution offers its take on a theoretical "iPhone Air," and another envisions an iPhone 6C (the C here stands for curve, not color).
The videos offer some beautiful renderings, particularly of the imagined iPhone Air, which it posits would be 1.5 millimeters thin at the top and 3 millimeters thick at the bottom, weigh 70 grams, and feature an edge-to-edge glass display.
The iPhone 6C concept features a number of different colors like the iPhone 5C, but a pronounced curve on the screen similar to that of the LG G Flex, though the back is flat. Some of these videos have been floating around for a while, but are worth a look.
While the videos are impressive, they are no way based in reality, and perhaps a little too good to be true. They also aren't the first concept videos to take a crack at an iPhone Air.
We'll see if Apple comes out with something that looks like the products in these videos -- or perhaps something that looks even better.
Via Nowhereelse.fr
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