At the launch of the iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus, some people were sad to learn that the 16GB version would stick around, accompanied by the options of 64 and 128 GB. "Just be an option 32GB cheaper! " they shouted.
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Well, it seems that the company has not heard or wanted to hear the screams of its consumers, and does not seem determined to change his strategy with his successor, the supposed iPhone 6S. This could happen again with 16GB of internal storage.
The marketing manager of Apple, Phil Schiller, said in a podcast The Talk Show that the conviction of society is that we use more and more of the iCloud services to store our documents, our photos, our videos and our music, and that we prefer to have less expensive devices such as storage service offers flexibility.
A question of size
Focus more on iCloud is an interesting concept, especially for those with smaller iPhone, and that they will still end up paying to use the storage service in the cloud . But it can also allow the Company to maintain the rather thin smartphone, and justify the meager storage size by its service cloud .
Schiller said: "If you want a product that is thicker with a larger battery, it will be heavier, more expensive and take longer to load. We model all thickness, all sizes, all weights and trying to understand the many compromises. I think we have made great choices in this sector " .
So do not expect a thick iPhone during his announcement in September this year , apart from a camera that could slightly exceed the back cover.
Evoking USB Type-C of the MacBook Air, Schiller said that "if all we do is a gradual change, light, where is the excitement? We need to take risks. This is what Apple wants. I want a loan Apple to take bold risks, while remaining very aggressive " .
I must say that I really look forward to being in September! Apple surprises us!
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Well, it seems that the company has not heard or wanted to hear the screams of its consumers, and does not seem determined to change his strategy with his successor, the supposed iPhone 6S. This could happen again with 16GB of internal storage.
A question of size
Focus more on iCloud is an interesting concept, especially for those with smaller iPhone, and that they will still end up paying to use the storage service in the cloud . But it can also allow the Company to maintain the rather thin smartphone, and justify the meager storage size by its service cloud .
Schiller said: "If you want a product that is thicker with a larger battery, it will be heavier, more expensive and take longer to load. We model all thickness, all sizes, all weights and trying to understand the many compromises. I think we have made great choices in this sector " .
So do not expect a thick iPhone during his announcement in September this year , apart from a camera that could slightly exceed the back cover.
Evoking USB Type-C of the MacBook Air, Schiller said that "if all we do is a gradual change, light, where is the excitement? We need to take risks. This is what Apple wants. I want a loan Apple to take bold risks, while remaining very aggressive " .
I must say that I really look forward to being in September! Apple surprises us!