Well... I assumed they might have done an exclusive deal with a panel manufacturer... Just so they could claim they were the best or something...
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7 years ago
OT: Water RESISTANT iphone
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7 years ago
How ridiculous. One sale of a quarter million devices is worth chasing up.
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7 years ago
Money (profit), and lots of it... ;-)
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7 years ago
Nope, it still uses the same headphones, they just need an adapter to the lightning connector.
The main reason for the change was to allow an even thinner iphone.
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7 years ago
More easily snapped.
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7 years ago
I bought into all that hype about the all powerful Mac and bought their mos t pwerful machine, 4 k monitpor etc, and a Macbook Air. (I still use normal PCs in work.) I've found the Mac crashes/freezes regularly and loses its c onnection with its wireless mouse very often. In other words no better or w orse than M.S. though I haven't had an M,S, problem in a long time.
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7 years ago
And its not as water resistant as the latest Samsung S7
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7 years ago
Not as good as the S7 edge. IP 67 vs OIP 68
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7 years ago
Right. So nothing to do with making your existing headphones scrap? ;-)
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7 years ago
It doesn?t make your existing headphones scrap, it comes with an adapter that allows you to use your existing headphones in the lightning connector.