With 7.6 millimeter frame, is the iPhone 5 the world's thinnest smartphone?
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With 7.6 millimeter frame, is the iPhone 5 the world's thinnest smartphone?
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It seems that Apple has misled us, Huawei and Oppo may have given us the evidence.
Perhaps we can only say that it's the thinnest and lightest iPhone that Apple has ever made.
Is this thread topic even worth debating ??? This entire thread is an absolute waste of time and space. I want back the 30 seconds I wasted reading the posts.
that said, I require you, birdmantd, to stop reading right now..............................Good.
Now you have your 30 Seconds back
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I just started a topic, if you don't like, you can stop reading. If some people feel it's worth discussing, it's enough. A topic can't satisfy everyone. Sorry for wasting your 30 seconds again.
It will automatically be out of discussion once we've discussed it properly.One should not just try to shut anothers thread ![]()
Peace.
What I read is that the pre-orders are an absolute record: 2 million in 24 hours, compared with a lousy 1 million for the iPhone 4S. So it seems that - while you maybe right about many users maying be disappointed - many more are enthousiastic enough to spend another $199 (or more).
What are YOU disappointed in? What did YOU expect that wasn't delivered?
Be glad: this disappointment save you $199 (or more). I've seem worse disappointments.
Kees
Perhaps if there were no leaks about the iPhone 5 before the announcement, the new changes of iPhone 5 maybe can give us some surprise. What happened to Apple's secrecy policies?