iPhone 5c
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#32I really don't get the external case design. Seeing just a couple letters of "iPhone" through the holes in the case looks incredibly bad.
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#33It's cheaper to buy the 5S off contract at $650 and take it to Straight Talk ($45 a month AYCE data/minutes) than to buy the 5C and pay $100 a month at AT&T for two years.
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#34Earlier quoted context omitted.
I hope your are being ironic. 599 Euro in Europe is not a killer cheap phone. http://store.apple.com/de/buy-iphone/iphone5c
The iPhone 4S is a lot cheaper, it’s Euro 399. http://store.apple.com/de/buy-iphone/iphone4s
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#35The fingerprint sensor seems like a very nice touch but I still don't see any NFC features (I guess apple isn't betting on this tech) which I love with the android phones. No wireless charging.
I just really don't see a killer feature in this phone that makes me want to upgrade. Am I missing something?
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#36That is a category killer cheap phone right there. EDIT: What makes it a category killer is the brand/price point combination.
Then what do you think about $199 for a smart phone that is in every way as capable? http://www.google.com/nexus/4/
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#37That is a category killer cheap phone right there. EDIT: What makes it a category killer is the brand/price point combination.
Samsung’s flagship phone (S4) is €100 cheaper. This is not in any way, shape or form a cheap phone. It’s the iPhone 5 in a new case for €100/$100 less. That’s it.
It will be interesting to see what the imminent Nexus 4/5 is going to bring. I suspect that it will dramatically improve on the terrible camera in the original Nexus 4.
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#39Apple breaking the scroll bar themselve? Could the site instead gives a real scroll bar experience on desktop and give this "tablet-style" scrolling experience to tablets/phones only?
I can only scroll down once, to design. Guess someone forgot to test things. Win7/FF23
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#40Apple breaking the scroll bar themselve? Could the site instead gives a real scroll bar experience on desktop and give this "tablet-style" scrolling experience to tablets/phones only?