I guess that makes sense. Apple uses Samsung LPDDR4 RAM, just like in the Note 7, according to iFixit. I don't know (or understand) the details of the memory controllers though.
I guess that makes sense. Apple uses Samsung LPDDR4 RAM, just like in the Note 7, according to iFixit. I don't know (or understand) the details of the memory controllers though.OK, I'll have to see if there's an Android version. GB4 says 17gb for my Note7.
Edit: Numbers are about the same. 873Mb/s worst, 19.51Gb/s average, 20.52Gb/s best. Can't touch those CPU speeds, though!
I'm getting the matte black as well. That gloss black is for idiots. It's gonna look like shot 90% of the time.
Note though that the jet black is much more scratch prone than the iPhone 6.guess I am one of those idiots... i'm also one of those idiots that use a clear TPU case on all my phones (along with the tempered glass) and my current iphone 6 looks brand new
Note though that the jet black is much more scratch prone than the iPhone 6.
But the jet black does look great, at least in pictures.
guess I am one of those idiots... i'm also one of those idiots that use a clear TPU case on all my phones (along with the tempered glass) and my current iphone 6 looks brand new
Bought a used 6 that was in an otter box that was ruined, I still have no idea what the original owned did, but it was all scratched to hell, fortunately for me, I was able to exchange it when it had some software issues, and got a nice refurbished unit for free. I'll never trust an Otterbox after seeing that phone.
I find one big issue with this... you're assuming that the phone was always in that case, but from what I read here, that isn't an assertion that we can make. For all you know, the user put the case on the phone after it started getting mangled, or he did that as a way to hide the phone's condition. I always use thin form factor cases, which only add minor bulk, but they keep it pretty well protected.
This is the case that I bought for my 7+.
How do you like that case? My wife is thinking about ordering it for herself.I find one big issue with this... you're assuming that the phone was always in that case, but from what I read here, that isn't an assertion that we can make. For all you know, the user put the case on the phone after it started getting mangled, or he did that as a way to hide the phone's condition. I always use thin form factor cases, which only add minor bulk, but they keep it pretty well protected.
This is the case that I bought for my 7+.
How do you like that case? My wife is thinking about ordering it for herself.
Weird fringing at the edges of the subject looks pretty bad in some cases using that portrait mode.
You should check out this review.It started blurring around the 5th CD down it seems. I think that shot could also be done with the autofocus given the relative distance from the phone to top CD and the phone to the floor. A good test would be a person standing by a tree and seeing if it blurs the tree.
Battery anxiety
Battery life, however, is poor. Using it as my primary device with three hours of app usage and browsing, hundreds of emails and push notifications, a couple of photos, five hours of music over Bluetooth headphones and the odd game of Jetpack Joyride during my one hour and 20 minute train commute to and from work, it lasted an average of just over 14 hours between charges, meaning it didn’t survive past 9.30pm.
Rather than having better battery life in my testing, the iPhone 7 has worse battery life than the iPhone 6S when new. No single app caused significant battery drain, I do not have the Facebook app installed and Low Power Mode made no appreciable difference in my testing when enabled at 20%.
If I had needed it to navigate me home or snap some pictures at night I would have to make sure I did a good charge before leaving the office. If I used it for maps for any walking or driving, battery life was much shorter.
To get through 24 hours, you’ll be forced to have a power adapter close by, shove it in a battery pack or charge at your desk, which means you won’t be able listen to music at the same time via cabled headphones – more on that later.
To make matters worse, the iPhone 7 has the worst of all worlds: short battery life and tediously slow charging. Even using the 12W charger that came with the iPad Pro it took well over two hours to fully charge the iPhone 7.
You should check out this review.
https://techcrunch.com/2016/09/21/hands-on-with-the-iphone-7-plus-crazy-new-portrait-mode/
It touches on some of your questions.
Gradual-like blurring on this artwork:
Two dogs not next to each other, but close, and both in focus:
Tree not beside subject, but not too far back. It gets blurred out, but just mildly, whereas neighbour's home across the street is totally blurry:
I find the battery performance to be on par with the 6 I traded in. Reading stuff like that makes me glad I'm not addicted to my phone. By the time I put my phone on the charger at night, I usually have anywhere from 65%-85% battery remaining unless I'm out camping and signal is weak. But on an average day, I have more than enough battery.
So Apple finally got this feature? I've had 4 prior phones that had this, under different names, and now people think this is some new tech. SMDH.
Which 4 phones have this feature?
I'm not some rabid "OMG Apple did it first" person, but I'm unaware of anyone doing this, so which 4 Android phones do this?
Note 7, S7, M8, LGV10. And I think my long sold off S5 had it as well.
I don't think you understand the tech behind what Apple did, LOL. Carry on.