Vintage Paw
dead stare and computer glare
Oh, I see there's a version of Adblock Plus available. Anyone used that? It's always served me well on PC.
In what way do you use Siri?
I tried it out, but I feel like a right nob
In what way do you use Siri?
I tried it out, but I feel like a right nob
Well, I'm getting used to it now. It's so very fast! And oh my, 4G is fast too.
I very much like it.
Still trying to get the hang of this 3D touch malarkey.
The camera is miles better than any other camera I own in terms of MP fidelity
And it's so fast!
The reviews are shit for purify. Anything January this year and onwards are saying it's deteriorated, makes safari really laggy, and loads of ads are getting through.
Has that been your experience, bees, xenon?
If it wasn't for the fact that my other half is an Apple fangirl and my work systems only play nicely with Cupertino gear I'd have long since toddled off to Android land. That being said I lashed out on a 6S Plus a couple of months ago and it's a beautiful piece of technology. I really like it.
The camera is very good; it shoots in 4K so it's useful for my work, the chip is very quick and the battery lasts ages considering it's an iphone. I too am enjoying the screen real estate; I also have a 5S and it seems a bit squitty and fiddly in comparison.
I was worried it wouldn't fit in my pockets but it does. I have to operate it two handed but I don't feel that's an issue.
I also thought it might make my ipad redundant but it hasn't done this; the apps are different and when I travel without it I really miss it; it's still better for reading papers and books than the phone and remains sumptuous to watch TV on.
I think it'll last a good three years by which doubtless something sexier will have come along; but it's ticking the boxes very nicely at the mo.
I use AdBlock Plus. Works perfectly as far as I can tell.The reviews are shit for purify. Anything January this year and onwards are saying it's deteriorated, makes safari really laggy, and loads of ads are getting through.
Has that been your experience, bees, xenon?
Obvious check, but is the little mute button on the side of the phone on?Total novice to ios, my husband has just got a new iphone (new to him, a 5s) I've just been through and set up all his sounds for notifications for stuff like WhatsApp and FB but there are no notification sounds actually happening.
What am I doing wrong?
I'm doing the set up cos he "doesn't do technology"
Obvious check, but is the little mute button on the side of the phone on?
For the first time since Apple launched its flagship smartphone in 2007, the company sold fewer iPhones than it did in the same quarter the previous year. Sales dropped 16 percent in the first quarter of the year—and an even more dramatic 32 percent from the last quarter of 2015. The world’s most valuable company still moved 51 million smartphones, more than anyone not named Samsung can boast. But that doesn’t soften the impact of a product that’s never gone any direction but up finally taking a dive. In fact, the iPhone’s so critical to Apple’s balance sheet that its fall led to a 13 percent drop in the company’s revenue.
Apple’s iPhone Sales Just Fell for the First Time—It Won’t Be the LastIt’s not like iPhones have somehow gotten worse. Other phones, though? They’ve gotten a whole lot better. And they’re cheap. “The phones we have right now are good enough, to the point where I don’t need a premium phone to do everything I need to do,” says Gartner analyst Tuong Nguyen. “Even if I got a mid-tier phone, that’s probably more than I need.”
In truth, many affordable smartphones have moved beyond “good enough” and many, like the (currently discounted) $300 Nexus 5X, are excellent. This shift comes as US carriers abandon the two-year contracts that long masked the true cost of phone ownership. An entry-level iPhone 6S costs $650, and buyers feel every penny of that, either up front or through monthly installments.
Dawson sees cheaper Android devices eating into high-end Android sales more than iPhone sales, especially in non-US markets. Even if Android and iPhone users tend to stay in their lanes, though, the price gap between the two creates a median that’s much harder to cross. An iPhone 6S may be better than a Nexus 5X, but is it $350 better? That’s a question Apple must answer to win converts.
I can't be the only one happy with a 3 year old smartphone? It's an Android though (Sony Xperia Z1 compact).
The urge to upgrade annually has gone completely. The market has to start shrinking, perpetual growth seems insane.
I've had one for a couple of weeks now but haven't used it once - what do you find it useful for specifically? Genuine question.It's superb, I never thought it'd be useful but 3D Touch has turned out to be bloody great!
I've had one for a couple of weeks now but haven't used it once - what do you find it useful for specifically? Genuine question.
Cheers - clicking on the bezel is a decent one I had no idea about - that's been quite useful. I don't use Slack but I shall investigate it.Multitasking is a big one, pressing on the left of the screen/ bezel will take you into the card view. Very useful for snapping back and forth between things.
The sneak peak on links is bloody good too, and one of my favourite is using it on Slack to flick quickly between teams (very useful when you're in 6!).
There's a bunch of others (I discover a new one every so often) which slip my mind at the mo but will post when I remember!
Does anyone actually care if the next iphone ships without a standard headphone socket? People seem to be going nuts about it, but if it makes the phone thinner and maybe more waterproof then I don't see the problem, just use a little adaptor if you wantuse your existing headphones it's hardly going to be a dealbreaker.
Fans angry over 'missing' iPhone 7 headphone socket - BBC News
Does anyone actually care if the next iphone ships without a standard headphone socket? People seem to be going nuts about it, but if it makes the phone thinner and maybe more waterproof then I don't see the problem, just use a little adaptor if you wantuse your existing headphones it's hardly going to be a dealbreaker.
Fans angry over 'missing' iPhone 7 headphone socket - BBC News
Fans angry over 'missing' iPhone 7 headphone socket - BBC News
Rumours that Apple are ditching 3.5 jacks.
Give me a removable battery and I won't complain but otherwise no. I need to be able to charge and plug in my headphones at the same time.
That is how I watch movies on long train journeys and flights etc. Whilst it's charging.