Huh. Isn't Apple slowing too? Wonder if people just aren't buying smartphones this quarter.
[QUOTE=woolio1;49621360]Huh. Isn't Apple slowing too? Wonder if people just aren't buying smartphones this quarter.[/QUOTE]
Too many releases i think. I just got my S6 Active and now the S7 is coming soon. I think people are getting tired of it.
Maybe they should take the hint that people like being able to replace the battery and having removable storage. :downs:
[QUOTE=FlakTheMighty;49621543]Maybe they should take the hint that people like being able to replace the battery and having removable storage. :downs:[/QUOTE]
naw man thats not innovative
[QUOTE=FlakTheMighty;49621543]Maybe they should take the hint that people like being able to replace the battery and having removable storage. :downs:[/QUOTE]
Because that is what eeeeverybody who owns a smartphone wants..
[QUOTE=Oblivion470;49622414]Because that is what eeeeverybody who owns a smartphone wants..[/QUOTE]
Why should you remove the option then? You don't [B]have[/B] to use it, and it's not like it adds that much more to the production costs.
Maybe it's because their latest phones suck ass these days.
[QUOTE=FlakTheMighty;49621543]Maybe they should take the hint that people like being able to replace the battery and having removable storage. :downs:[/QUOTE]
Eh I think they're getting hit more by the fact that carriers are offering alternatives to cheap upgrades every 24 months. And most people have a phone that works well enough.
[QUOTE=FlakTheMighty;49622440]Why should you remove the option then? You don't [B]have[/B] to use it, and it's not like it adds that much more to the production costs.[/QUOTE]
Phones with user replaceable batteries tend to compromise in design and build quality though.
Many people don't care about the ability to replace batteries, so the developers put their focus elsewhere.
I swapped from Samsung simply because lg made a better phone in the v10 for cheaper than the s6.
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