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From: viphone@googlegroups.com [mailto:viphone@googlegroups.com] On Behalf Of
Christopher Chaltain
Sent: Sunday, September 24, 2017 8:54 AM
To: viphone@googlegroups.com; Mary Otten
Subject: Re: Some Reasons To Skip Both Of Them, was Re: Article: 9 reasons you
should buy an iPhone 8 instead of an
phone@googlegroups.com [mailto:viphone@googlegroups.com] On Behalf Of
Sadam Ahmed
Sent: Sunday, September 24, 2017 2:58 AM
To: viphone@googlegroups.com; Mary Otten
Subject: Re: Some Reasons To Skip Both Of Them, was Re: Article: 9 reasons you
should buy an iPhone 8 instead of an iPhone X
Mary
Thanks for the clarification about its being an OLED display. I looked it up,
and although I can't begin to explain all the technicalities, it sounds even
better, and worth waiting for it to come to the cheaper models.
Arnold Schmidt
Sent from Arnold's iPhone
On Sep 24, 2017, at 11:53 AM,
Note, we're talking about an OLED display here and not an LED display.
I can see where a blind person would be interested in a phone with an
OLED display. The lower power consumption may mean a longer battery life
or maybe a smaller phone, and I can see where a blind person would
appreciate t
I definitely won't be buying the 10. I will keep this one for another model or
two, unless I find a 256 gig iPhone 7 at a good price between now and then. If
I am going to have to be paying almost 900 dollars for the 256 gig iPhone 8, I
will wait until the modern display makes it to the cheaper
OK. I understand about the display being more efficient. But the battery is
also smaller probably, the phone is smaller after all. So, better to find out
what real world battery results are before you assume that the iPhone ex will
actually give you better battery life. You're certainly going t
I have no useable vision, so my wanting to wait until the LED display comes to
the cheaper models has nothing to do with that. But an LED display is much more
efficient dan an LCD. The crystals in a liquid crystal display are always on,
when the screen is active, even if they aren't being used a
Mary makes some excellent points.
If I was upgrading from the 6 I'd consider factors like CPU speed, and
weather I wanted the tested method of Touch Id, or jump right in to Face
ID.
The display would be one of the last things I'd consider.
Just to give some context I'm totally blind with ve
Hi Arnold,
Are you totally blind? If so, or if you're not, but really don't have usable
vision, of what possible interest could the type of display be to you? You can
obviously do what you want, since it is your phone and your money. But I can't
imagine, as a blind person, making my decision re
I had planned to buy the 8, but I am going to skip it, and keep my IPhone 6,
which still works fine and, if I keep it that long will upgrade again at least
once, maybe twice. My first reason is that the 8 uses an LCD display, while the
10 uses an LED display. LED is the future, LCD, nearing the
9 reasons you should buy an iPhone 8 instead of an iPhone X
From:
businessinsider.com
Dave Smith
iPhone 8 and 8 plusHollis Johnson/Business Insider
Apple announced three new iPhones this month: the iPhone 8, the iPhone 8
Plus, and the high-end iPhone X.
Those three phones start at $699, $799, and
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