On Friday September 19th, the iPhone 6/ 6
Plus were released. There are a lot of pros
and cons to the newest releases.
I myself have an iPhone 6 and I upgraded from the
4s. I haven’t experienced any problems
and I actually like the bigger size better, but I can’t speak for all.
The 6 and 6 plus are known mostly for their size
difference from previous iPhones. The 5
was already noticeably bigger, and it doesn’t stop! The 6 is 4.7” and the 6 plus is 5.5”. Bigger is better may not be the case for most
customers. The thinness of the phone is
concerning. Recent stories tell that the
phones are bendy! Who would want to
spend that much money to have it bent because you put it in your jean front OR
back pocket? I have found if you put a
good case like an otterbox or zerolemon, you won’t experience any bending. The iPhones are getting hit hard along with
the “biggest release” of the iOS 8 software update. The new program requires about 5.5 GB of data
and many people were deleting their lives for the new update just for disappointment. Videos, music, and pictures seem to take up
most of the storage on iPhones, and for good reason, so shouldn’t those be the
things you want to keep on your phone and not delete? The 4s and iPad 2 were also experiencing a
lot of glitches after installing. It has
been said that it may be due to the age of the device and how it might not have
the capacity for the update. People have
also found it to have frozen while updating or have taken hours. I don’t know about you, but I don’t have that
much time to wait. A lot of people don’t
like the lock-button placement change on the new models. They’re sure causing a lot of trouble…
Some of the better features of the phones are things
like the display. When you activate the
phone, they give you the option to have your screen display be standard or zoom.
On the standard screen, you get a 6th row of apps rather than the
usual 5 and the zoomed screen has the 5 rows of apps and since the screen is
bigger, the apps look bigger. It’s nice
they give you the option. The camera quality
is so much better and clearer. It has faster
autofocus and a new addition called optical image stability that helps when
your hand is shaking and you’re trying to take a picture Some could say it’s definitely selfie-worthy
(again, some). The resolution of the
phone is higher in quality and display.
The screen is just so much better and I like the bigger screen. The battery life is one of my favorite parts. I personally use my phone a lot throughout
the school day and at home and I find at the end of the day I’m at around
50-40% battery. It’s a lot longer and I
don’t find the need to bring my phone charger in my bag.
What do you think about the new phones?
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