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r&d and apple :shifty: apple's recent inventions include getting rid of the headphone jack, using proprietary cables just for the sake of higher revenue, introducing water resistance 3 years after some android manufacturers, inventing double camera setup 2 years late, using fake sapphire...

bluetooth: there's bt connectivity, but ios uses an old codec for audio connections, so the recently developed apt-x and apt-x hd codecs are not available for iphone users. imagine that you buy a good sounding, expensive bluetooth headset (which you'll do, because there's no headphone jack on...

s8 64gb costs $700, just like the i8 64gb it's not only about the price. it's the lack of features and options. great camera, check. good build quality, check. fast performance, check. waterproofing, check. abundance of apps, check. long software support, check. for most people, that should...

http://www.businessinsider.com/qa-with-an-iphone-factory-worker-at-pegatron-changshuo-in-shanghai-2017-4/

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no, it won't. at least my $200 phone still runs great after 2,5 years. my only reason for replacing it is that i need a dual sim phone. btw my brother's iphone 4s (or 4? idk) runs like a turtle after the latest update - and no way he could downgrade to the previous system.

at the end of the day most people buy expensive phones because they look expensive. nobody bought the iphone 5c, because it was just a plastic phone with an excessive price tag - and nobody cared about ios. most people use their phones for facebook, youtube and some basic apps like spotify...

a lot of times, i listen to music using headphones/earphones. wired 'phones sound better than wireless 'phones. there are cheap, good sounding wired iem's and cans, and good sounding bluetooth stuff costs a fortune. it's just an other reason for me for avoiding iphones.