ShakesBeer
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Está espero que a Apple vá mas é para OLED.
Aos anos que já saem samsung's AMOLED.
Aos anos que já saem samsung's AMOLED.
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Reliable Apple analyst Ming-Chi Kuo at KGI Securities has today issued a new note in which he says that Apple will entirely revamp its iPhone lineup come 2017. According to Kuo, Apple in 2017 will release a new iPhone with glass casing and an AMOLED display. This somewhat contradicts an earlier note from the analyst that said Apple was aiming for an AMOLED iPhone by 2018.
More specifically, Kuo believes that Apple will decide between glass, plastic, and ceramic casing for its 2017 iPhone, but that the company will ultimately settle on glass, much like the iPhone 4, “as plastic doesn’t offer thin and light form factor designs, and it would be not easy to precisely control the tolerance of ceramic.”
Additionally, Kuo reports that Apple’s 2017 iPhone will adopt a curved display with curved glass body. Again building on the iPhone 4 design, the device will feature a glass front and back with metal sides. Kuo also says the phone will feature a “completely new form factor design” with more narrow bezels and a “more comfortably grip.”
As rumored in the past, KGI also believes that Apple will introduce a new 5.8-inch iPhone in 2017 with an AMOLED display. Despite the larger display, however, the device will feature a form factor that is ultimately smaller than the current 5.5-inch iPhone. If Apple is able to produce enough of the 5.8-inch AMOLED displays, the larger device will entirely replace the 5.5-inch model, meaning that Apple will offer 4.7-inch and 5.8-inch iPhones in 2017.
Furthermore, Apple’s 2017 iPhone will include wireless charging according to the report, though specifics remain unclear. An earlier report claimed that Apple was working a long-range wireless charging technology, though today’s KGI note makes no mention of that. Additionally, the device will feature additional biometric recognitions, perhaps facial recognition or eye recognition.
More and more it’s looking as if Apple will entirely revamp its iPhone lineup in 2017, while the iPhone introduced later this year will be largely similar to the current model, though thinner and without a headphone port.
Few things:
The use of the word "glass casing" is interesting here. I actually think it's quite possible that it's Liquid Metal because technically speaking Liquid Metal is a glass, not a metal.
Second, as I pointed out here, I have heard independently and Gruber seems to have heard as well that Apple is going to try and dump the physical Home button and embed everything including TouchID and cameras right into the screen. The report which says that it will have "more narrow bezels and a more comfortably grip” seems to support that. We'll see.
Third, I think a total revamp of the iPhone makes a lot of sense in 2017. Why? 10 years of iPhone would be the perfect time to say "this is the past, here is the future." On top of that, it would be introduced in Apple's beautiful new Campus 2 theater. In fact, I wonder if anything is done in Campus 2 before then. WWDC certainly won't be there.
Forth, we've been hearing reports for a few months now about AMOLED coming in 2017 along with true wireless charging. This, to me, all adds up to tell me that Apple is perhaps pulling out all the stops for 2017. This is also why I believe the iPhone 7 will look largely like the iPhone 6. They'll take some heat for having similar design this year, but people will go insane next year.
Finally, I believe these reports and "leaks" that the iPhone 7 is largely going to look like the iPhone 6s are true. I know it sounds like a conspiracy theory, but I deeply believe Apple to be behind these leaks to MacRumors, 9to5, and various other outlets. Why? Because they want to set expectations. The sooner they do that, the less crazy people will go. I also think this is exactly why the implemented the iPhone upgrade program last year. Again, this gives them time so that if a totally revamped iPhone comes out next year and you buy the iPhone 7 this year, you can easily trade up.
Of course, I could be completely wrong, but I think that's what's going to happen.
Tem algumas coisas um pouco rebuscadas, mas já se começa a intensificar que 2017 será ano de mudanças. E por engraçado que pareça, 2017 é ano de modelo 'S'. Vamos ver...
Não se esqueçam que em 2017 o iPhone faz 10 anos e a Apple vai apresentar as suas instalações novas! Vai ser uma data interessante, no mínimo.
ou melhor, tentar...Leste aquele comentario de um anonimo que coloquei a seguir?
Ele fala em romper com o passado; a partir de 2017 as regras mudam!
[Basicamente é isto e ainda por cima vejo gente a comparar com o iphone5!!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bfktt22nUG4[/video]
Basicamente é isto e ainda por cima vejo gente a comparar com o iphone5!!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bfktt22nUG4
Bem, há coisas que aparentemente não mudam... 1 ano e tal depois do lançamento o Airdrop continua a mesma porcaria que era, só trabalha quando lhe apetece. Algo tão fácil de fazer e tão útil, mas que a Apple teima sempre em fazer difícil e mal. Incrível.
Nunca tive problemas em passar coisas entre os meus aparelhos a usar o AirDrop, basicamente o que passo são fotografias e vídeos, não sei se influencia
Leste aquele comentario de um anonimo que coloquei a seguir?
Ele fala em romper com o passado; a partir de 2017 as regras mudam!