Recent comments in /f/iphone

denislemire t1_jdxjizx wrote

If you think the $450 million Apple invested to use Globalstar's 25 satelite network will directly compete with the $80 billion invested to build Starlink 3300+ satelite network, I don't know what more to say to you.

At best, the low bitrate emergency messaging/location feature Apple's investment gave the Globalstar network a post-Starlink reason to exist.

Globalstar's market cap is under 2 billion dollars. Investors can thank Apple its still worth anything at all.

You're right about one thing though. Someone on this thread has no idea what they're talking about.

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nmdrio t1_jdxjay2 wrote

Think again before changing ships. You may end up regretting your choice.

After enjoying the freedom Android offers, you will hate the closed and limited iOS.

I have an iPhone 13 Pro now, it's ok but I don't enjoy it. I miss Android... I'm currently planning to buy an S23.

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bobblehead230 OP t1_jdxi32e wrote

That was a good idea. I took a look at it and I have honestly never paid attention to this, but it is very peculiar that the battery went to 0% about the time that I remember plugging it in and back up when I did the reboot

https://preview.redd.it/mnjnl6xcfeqa1.jpeg?width=1170&format=pjpg&auto=webp&v=enabled&s=6e92a44f8f0445c0abdd94415420612afdd3469f

Edit: iOS 16.3.1 btw

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jhnyrrr t1_jdxhk2d wrote

.XX releases rarely feature mind blowing game changes features. It’s usually minor improvements, features delayed at launch and other house cleaning stuff.

Major X.0 releases and their features get teased at WWDC in June.

This has been known forever.

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bobblehead230 OP t1_jdxhdpm wrote

Sorry I should have been clearer, the bulge is in the silicon protective case, like as if got hot and warped. That would be crazy if I had a bulge in the actual aluminum frame, I wouldn’t feel comfortable turning it on at that point.

https://preview.redd.it/9u5tk8vgeeqa1.jpeg?width=3024&format=pjpg&auto=webp&v=enabled&s=5e1da9cd0e6447a61868869fbdfedf35a0b7260a

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bodosom t1_jdxgfwo wrote

>You still can’t move your icons where you want on iOS 16 in 2023.

You still can't trivially delete the carrier/manufacturer advertising loaded on Android phones.

It's a matter of perspective: Google is an advertising company that uses Android to help sell ads and profit from licensing. Apple is a hardware/software company that sells some ads but doesn't try to monetize every aspect of your life. macOS vs. Windows is a similar story.

I used the Nexus phones from 1 through 5 and still have a "Motorola" for running a couple of Android only apps.

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PeteRit t1_jdxc94o wrote

I've had the Anker 622 for a while now. It's about the same size as the official apple magsafe pack but it has a stand and that's mainly why I use it. It's nice to be able to prop the phone up when I'm washing dishes or whatever. Bonus is it's charging as well. Not super big, will take the 13 and 14 pro max up about 58-65% maybe. Handy when you need it, stays on well, and half the price of others at the time.

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