I Have Been Reading Reviews About The iPhone 6, And The General Consensus Is That Its Amazing. This Is What Happens When You Give A Non-Biased, Non-Fan-boy Review Of A New Piece Of Tech. You Notice That All The Naysayers Are Just Fandroids On The Internet Regurgitating This And That About Specs, Missing Features, Old Technology And Whatever. At The End Of The Day, The Greatness Of A Gadget Is Determined By User Experience, And Not By What The Device Is On Paper. There Are Very Few Surprises In iOS 8. It Made Its Debut At WWDC Earlier In The Year, And There Has Been A Constant Push To Iterate The OS And The Supporting Apps Since Then, All That Remains Is A Timescale. If You’re New To The World Of iOS And iPhone, You’ll Probably Just Note That The Performance Is Excellent And Move on. But if You’re Upgrading From An Older Device, Like Perhaps The iPhone 4 or 4S, You’re Going To Instantly Take Note Of Just How Speedy Everything Is With This New Processor Architecture. The Screen Sizes Are Stealing Headlines, But The Performance Of The A8, In Graphics-Intensive Applications And In Rendering Interface Flourishes, Means That You’ll Be feeling The Effects Of Apple’s Next-Generation Processor Improvements Long After People Are Used To The Bigger Displays.
Posted on: Wed, 17 Sep 2014 13:57:12 +0000
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