Iphone Quotes - page 6

[O]ver time, I have come to realize that I was right about the iPhone and the smartphone in general. It has become a plague on humanity and a general annoyance. The iWatch will be worse. (John C. Dvorak)
One thing that always bothers me is the attention the iPhone camera gets. The latest will have image stabilization, advanced phase focus, 4K video, 60 fps video, 240 fps slo-mo, and all sorts of features. That said - these are still just pinhole cameras on steroids. The only good thing they do is allow citizens to take more and more videos of crimes. View quote
John C. Dvorak
If [Apple's upcoming watch] can't replace the iPhone completely it's a goner. View quote
John C. Dvorak
If [Apple] is smart it will call the iPhone a "reference design" and pass it to some suckers to build with someone else's marketing budget. Then it can wash its hands of any marketplace failures. It should do that immediately before it's too late. View quote
John C. Dvorak
I consider this situation to be dire for Apple. When the iPhone 5 arrives shortly, it will be crunch time for the company. ... It may be the last important iPhone. View quote
John C. Dvorak
Ya gotta be fruity to carry that crap [an iPhone] around in your pocket. View quote
Karl Denninger
Android and the DROID X are, warts and all, already neck and neck with the iPhone 4. It's scary to think how one-sided this would be if Google just put a handful of UI experts on the [Android app] marketplace. Game over, Apple. Game over. View quote
Paul Thurrott
Apple's fans are more interested in spending money than they are with facts. ... That the lackluster iPhone 4S can sell so well in a market dominated by more capable Android handsets (not to mention Windows Phones) only bolsters that notion. View quote
Paul Thurrott
[T]he facial scanner in the iPhone X is based on the technology that Microsoft first used, disastrously, in its Xbox Kinect sensor. This probably explains why [Apple's Face ID] works so poorly: If Microsoft could never perfect this in a relatively huge device, how could Apple's component makers ever fit the technology into 'a space a few centimeters across and millimeters deep'? View quote
Paul Thurrott
Apple has recently done more with the tablet format with the iPod Touch and iPhone then any other vendor but the jury is still largely out on this format with challenging devices from RIM, Palm, and Google often showcasing that keyboards are necessary. View quote
Rob Enderle
[W]hen Apple wanted the name "iPhone" and it was owned by Cisco, Steve Jobs just took it, and his legal team executed so he could keep it. It turned out that doing this was surprisingly inexpensive. And, as the Apple Watch showcased, the Apple Phone likely would not have sold anywhere near as well as the iPhone. (Rob Enderle)
[The iPhone]'s clearly going to start a wave towards a new technology - as I say, I'm not convinced that Apple's going to be able to ride this wave. View quote
Rob Enderle
iPhone 7 - We will again watch people line up to buy an iconic product that is only marginally better than the paid-for product they already have. ... We'll smile, nod our heads, and ask Siri to remind us to check to see if our medical plan covers mental health. View quote
Rob Enderle
This will be a difficult year for Apple, and the iPhone could be more of a drag on earnings than a help. ... Apple is clearly not going away - but this year, compared to last, will be really nasty for the company. View quote
Rob Enderle
Apple's move to vertical integration with processors could end up killing the iPhone, and the benefit just doesn't warrant the risk. View quote
Rob Enderle
[Apple] needs the support of the U.S. government in the way that BlackBerry has the support of the Canadian government. If not, it needs to think about moving phone leadership and operations to a country that will supply it with that defensive support. If it doesn't do this soon, it will eventually have its phones compromised and that could be the end of much of Apple's iPhone business. View quote
Rob Enderle
From the first time I held an iPhone, the space has evolved quickly, and people have shifted from reading content on their desktops to smartphones and iPads, even long-form stuff. View quote
Matt Mullenweg