Who actually wants a thinner iPhone?
Right, thinness doesn't help with anything. I want smaller width and height (i.e., a iPhone 17 mini) so that the phone will fit better in my jeans pocket.
iPhone Air
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Re: iPhone Air
#62This will be the replacement for my iPhone 13 mini. Although I wish they would make another mini instead.
I wonder if the thinner profile will make it more comfortable in smaller hands (both in terms of reach and center-of-gravity), but I'm skeptical.
Re: iPhone Air
#63Clearly there is a disconnect between what commenters want and what actually sells.
Re: iPhone Air
#64I hope they include instructions on holding it correctly ;p
Re: iPhone Air
#65This with the glass ui thing feels like now they're doing "innovation" for the sake of "innovation". But as someone said on the other thread about this thing (https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45185576), at this point they could just make a cardboard phone, wrap it with some fancy words and would sell it like crazy.
Re: iPhone Air
#66"a breakthrough design"
They copied pixel.
Re: iPhone Air
#67Thin phone that we're all just going to put a case on and forget what it looks like because everyone's phone just looks like an Otterbox or whatever.
Apple is cooked.
Re: iPhone Air
#68Maybe this will take off like hotcakes but I'm in the "I don't think this does anything for me / anyone" camp. Granted I loved the 13 mini and that didn't sell so who knows.
> Granted I loved the 13 mini
It is almost as good as the (smaller) first gen iPhone SE with the physical button.
Re: iPhone Air
#69Iphone Air does not have LiDAR Scanner if it matters to anyone.
Re: iPhone Air
#70I dont know whats apple obsessions with thinness, instead they should focus on usability and battery life.
They did that too, in the other products. Longest battery ever.