I skip generations. So long as the brain keeps effective speed fast, it's good enough. There's too much consumer stuff in the market clamoring for our money.
Camera improvements matter, though, so long as they're real: quality of optics and recorded image, size and quality of image sensor, effectiveness of image stabilizer, accuracy of face recognition. It looks at the moment as though there aren't likely to be major improvements, sadly. Too small is just too small. Technology seems to have plateaud.
--It is very doubtful to me that I will be buying a seven or 7s, 6smy is great and I think my iPhone replacement will come in eight series hopefully the 8S if I can wait that long~KLM
On Jun 15, 2016, at 6:12 AM, Tony tdale@xtra.co.nz [iPad] <iPad@yahoogroups.com> wrote:Take me. I ALWAYS upgrade my iPhone. But I still have my 6 Plus, may or may not consider a 7. Im content. And Im not alone
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