I have a galaxy noche 2 and it's not really an ideal replacement for both. I would actually prefer a smaller phone like an s5 or perhaps an i6 and the ipad at home. I got the note because I didn't have an ipad at the time, and thought it would be a great bridge. Now that I have the thing, I kind of wish I had a smaller phone.I would consider replacing both my iPad 2 and iPhone 5S with a 6 Plus.
agreed. i'm still rocking a galaxy nexus which, at a touch over 4.5" i find to be about perfect for me.I think the <5" models are in the sweet spot but it seems like you can't get a high end phone if you want it small.
I'm not a fan of the giant phone craze.
I really want my phone to be compact and pocket-able. I was very happy with Motorola's original Moto X because it did not jump to the phablet size, and am a little disappointed that this year's got so big.
I think the <5" models are in the sweet spot but it seems like you can't get a high end phone if you want it small.
mostly too small for true tablet surfing/time wasting. the thing is fine to make calls with. I don't notice it in my hand nor pocket, really...it's just not as good as the ipad at surfing, and i'd rather have a smaller phone in my pocket or camelbak for riding, if i ever go again. It is nice because there's plenty of real estate to turn off mobile pages (back to desktop) if you need to, but I think I could be happy on a slightly smaller phone. I almost never use the stylus, even though that was part of the reason I bought it for. I'm not disappointed with it, I just think the two devices accomplish their specific tasks better. I don't use the ipad anywhere but the couch, but the note goes with me everywhere.Too small for one use, too big for the other?
Westy had a good story about Apple "engineering" in a previous thread.Previous iPhones were thicker and not as long. In material bending, larger cross sectional areas (thickness x width) and shorter lengths make things stronger (You can't easily bend a cube), while the opposite makes things very easy to bend (paper is easily folded). The increased length and decreased thickness contribute to the weakness of the new iPhone. Strength is proportionally related to length, but strength is affected much more by changes in thickness.
All other things being equal, this 0.5 mm change in thickness greatly affects the bending strength. While the iPhone 5S was only 7% thicker than the iPhone 6 Plus, it was actually 22% stronger in bending. When you make something longer, it gets proportionally more bendable, when you make it thinner, it gets a lot more bendable.
I turned off the fancy transitions and visual effects and it seemed to help. Fortunately, we don't use the iPad 2 for basically anything except Facetime and Jenn monitoring her fantasy football team so it's not a big deal.Protip: don't upgrade to ios8 if you have an ipad 2 yet/ever. Made my little internet box slow way down. Kind of sad. Luckily you can go back, for now.
EverProtip: don't upgrade to ios8 if you have an ipad 2 yet/ever. Made my little internet box slow way down. Kind of sad. Luckily you can go back, for now.
One week after the launch of iOS 8, Apple released its first update for the new OS — iOS 8.0.1 — on Wednesday afternoon. It was meant to fix a slew of bugs, but that's not what happened. Immediately after the update hit, reports began flooding in that iOS 8.0.1 was breaking cellular reception and other features like Touch ID. Apple eventually removed the faulty update, but not before an untold number of users were able to install it. "“We have received reports of an issue with the iOS 8.0.1 update,"
I would assume that the real Westy would know that ass felchers by virtue are cumslupers and would have omitted that as redundant. Mmike is that you? Westy is a lot smarter then you and would have not made such a amateurish mistake.....That squarespace bend test is as scientific as Apple's mechanical engineering team. Get a fucking Instron machine you cumslurping ass felchers. (Sorry wrong thread for such language).
Obviously an ass-felcher is a cum-slurper. However not all cum-slurpers are ass-felchers. In fact, ass-felching is a subcategory of cum-slurping. It is not redundant to describe both attributes but simply a thorough taxonomic description. But I shouldn't be so harsh, one should not expect the lay-person to understand the minutiae of such a science.I would assume that the real Westy would know that ass felchers by virtue are cumslupers and would have omitted that as redundant. Mmike is that you? Westy is a lot smarter then you and would have not made such a amateurish mistake.....
I suppose I could be faulted for that as could you in your knowledge of dead corpse drying jack ass....Obviously an ass-felcher is a cum-slurper. However not all cum-slurpers are ass-felchers. In fact, ass-felching is a subcategory of cum-slurping. It is not redundant to describe both attributes but simply a thorough taxonomic description. But I shouldn't be so harsh, one should not expect the lay-person to understand the minutiae of such a science.
Apology accepted.I suppose I could be faulted for that as could you in your knowledge of dead corpse drying jack ass....
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Really Apple we should contact you directly but I really like to bitch only. Typical Apple trying to tell me what to do.Apple responds.
When I had my Macbook Pro, I took it in to have them upgrade the memory and when I picked it up, they had wiped the hard drive for my convenience. I was so impressed by their service, I never went back.Really Apple we should contact you directly but I really like to bitch only. Typical Apple trying to tell me what to do.
No iPhone 6 bumper jeans coming soon: http://www.nytimes.com/2014/09/25/fashion/new-iphones-bulge-in-all-the-wrong-places.htmlCouldn't these jokers at least have done some that mimics real life use or maybe its just about getting clicks on their sites. Products that breaks due to incorrect use is not news. How about getting a line of girls with different size asses and skinny jeans and get them to sit down and stand up and see who will bend the phone. That would be a lot more interesting on several levels.
No iPhone 6 bumper jeans coming soon: http://www.nytimes.com/2014/09/25/fashion/new-iphones-bulge-in-all-the-wrong-places.html