Apple is too busy sucking up to Trump to put out new products.
IcestormsEd on
Oh no! Anyways…
ino4x4 on
Good. Gives them time to cook and make something that’s actually worth what they charge for it.
iloovehugecock on
Yearly phone upgrades are stupid anyway and always have been. Just fuck off for a bit and come to public when you have anything actually worthwhile upgrading for. Incremental processing speeds and camera upgrades are useless to 99% of people.
QuasimodoPredicted on
[uplifting news]
w1n5t0nM1k3y on
>Apple plans to launch the iPhone 18 Pro, iPhone 18 Pro Max, and foldable iPhone in the usual fall timeframe, while holding the standard iPhone 18 back until the spring of 2027, where it will launch alongside the iPhone 18e and iPhone Air 2.
So little changes year to year at this point that yearly updates really don’t make sense at this point especially for standard models. And that’s not just for Apple. I just stopped using my 4.5 year old Samsung A52 and that’s only because my son’s phone broke and he wasn’t going to be the one to get a new phone. Apart from software updates there really isn’t any huge reason for the majority of people to upgrade their phone anymore. They do everything we need them to do.
anlumo on
They’d probably have to get new contracts for RAM supply, and the terms right now would be horrible.
roiki11 on
Cool. My 13 is working juuust fine.
mobilehavoc on
It’ll just launch a few months later. Not a huge deal
imaginary_num6er on
So iPhone 17S
ashyjay on
While it won’t be good for the shareholders who need the money printers to go brrr quicker every quarter.
Phones have matured enough annual releases are marginal incremental improvements, 2 year model cycles makes sense.
timeaisis on
I just want a new mini. My 13 mini works fine but its battery sucks.
carbonqubit on
Good call. Stretching out iPhone releases might make quarterly reports look weak, but it gives Apple more time to actually roll out meaningful changes in hardware and software instead of just shuffling things around for the sake of a yearly refresh.
Munkeyman18290 on
This could be said about nearly every product out there. We dont need new iphones every year that do the same thing over and over.
We also dont need 8k or 16k tvs. We dont need new weapons or fighter jets. We also dont need a new way to eat the same chicken sandwiches, burgers, or fries in a new setting. We dont need new „_____“.
What we do need is to stop wasting limited resources and everyones limited time on this planet compulsively making crap. What we should be doing is taking what we have learned and use it to make everyones lives easier and to give people their limited time back.
SeaFailure on
Apple should move to a 1.5 year and a 2 year release cycle. Gives them time to develop/innovate and not do incremental releases that create buyer fatigue. As is they’re making more from services than outright iPhone hardware IIRC
AnonymousTimewaster on
I guess they finally ran out of things to incrementally improve upon.
Expensive_Finger_973 on
They don’t need to release new pro models yet either.
flatpetey on
The takes in this sub are so dumb. “I don’t need a phone every year.” Well no shit. But someone does. And they don’t want a phone that is closer to end of life than beginning.
techbear72 on
Didn’t the rumours say exactly this about the 17?
GreatGojira on
My iphone 14 Pro is still just as good as the day I got it. The only issue I have is my charging port doesn’t work, but thanks to magsafe that’s really no problem for me.
Lasted much longer than any Android phone that I ever had which would have severe battery issues after 2 years of use.
mcs5280 on
The Apple designers are too busy coming up with new gold-adorned trophy’s for their CEO to present to Tangerine Palpatine
stickybond009 on
Good decision
hedgetank on
Doesn’t shock me with AI sucking up all the capacity for critical bits.
Foxhoundn on
Sure sure and a circular Apple Watch, MacBook with a touchscreen and bla bla bla yadda yadda 🙄🙄🙄
SadUnc420 on
My 15 still works fine. I’ll use it until it won’t charge anymore or it stops updating.
DalvinCanCook on
Wtf they just launched the 17
shanthology on
They need to focus on making my icons more clear. I want them invisible.
693275001 on
I’m on a 12 Pro that’s started to show its age. A new 17 would be nice but I think something like a refurb 15 pro is way more bang for your buck which is probably what I’ll do soon.
NebulousNitrate on
With RAM/VRAM and storage costs skyrocketing, I feel like Apple going to have to take a heavy hit on profits with the next release, or they’re going to have to crank up the price.
dafones on
Apple does it with Macs and iPads.
From a production standpoint, it makes sense.
Interesting and noted.
lood9phee2Ri on
Well, I’d normally get an android phone anyway. Samsung’s latest mid-range A series still due in March 2026 or so last I heard, plus some very cheap Chinese phones aren’t illegal here. Approximately everyone uses WhatsApp (not personally a fan in particular, just it’s currently [got something like 75% *of my country*](https://www.infobip.com/blog/whatsapp-statistics) on it, and most of the remaining 25% will be old people, so good luck not being on it), so the cheapest android phone that doesn’t completely suck is a usual choice.
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Apple is too busy sucking up to Trump to put out new products.
Oh no! Anyways…
Good. Gives them time to cook and make something that’s actually worth what they charge for it.
Yearly phone upgrades are stupid anyway and always have been. Just fuck off for a bit and come to public when you have anything actually worthwhile upgrading for. Incremental processing speeds and camera upgrades are useless to 99% of people.
[uplifting news]
>Apple plans to launch the iPhone 18 Pro, iPhone 18 Pro Max, and foldable iPhone in the usual fall timeframe, while holding the standard iPhone 18 back until the spring of 2027, where it will launch alongside the iPhone 18e and iPhone Air 2.
So little changes year to year at this point that yearly updates really don’t make sense at this point especially for standard models. And that’s not just for Apple. I just stopped using my 4.5 year old Samsung A52 and that’s only because my son’s phone broke and he wasn’t going to be the one to get a new phone. Apart from software updates there really isn’t any huge reason for the majority of people to upgrade their phone anymore. They do everything we need them to do.
They’d probably have to get new contracts for RAM supply, and the terms right now would be horrible.
Cool. My 13 is working juuust fine.
It’ll just launch a few months later. Not a huge deal
So iPhone 17S
While it won’t be good for the shareholders who need the money printers to go brrr quicker every quarter.
Phones have matured enough annual releases are marginal incremental improvements, 2 year model cycles makes sense.
I just want a new mini. My 13 mini works fine but its battery sucks.
Good call. Stretching out iPhone releases might make quarterly reports look weak, but it gives Apple more time to actually roll out meaningful changes in hardware and software instead of just shuffling things around for the sake of a yearly refresh.
This could be said about nearly every product out there. We dont need new iphones every year that do the same thing over and over.
We also dont need 8k or 16k tvs. We dont need new weapons or fighter jets. We also dont need a new way to eat the same chicken sandwiches, burgers, or fries in a new setting. We dont need new „_____“.
What we do need is to stop wasting limited resources and everyones limited time on this planet compulsively making crap. What we should be doing is taking what we have learned and use it to make everyones lives easier and to give people their limited time back.
Apple should move to a 1.5 year and a 2 year release cycle. Gives them time to develop/innovate and not do incremental releases that create buyer fatigue. As is they’re making more from services than outright iPhone hardware IIRC
I guess they finally ran out of things to incrementally improve upon.
They don’t need to release new pro models yet either.
The takes in this sub are so dumb. “I don’t need a phone every year.” Well no shit. But someone does. And they don’t want a phone that is closer to end of life than beginning.
Didn’t the rumours say exactly this about the 17?
My iphone 14 Pro is still just as good as the day I got it. The only issue I have is my charging port doesn’t work, but thanks to magsafe that’s really no problem for me.
Lasted much longer than any Android phone that I ever had which would have severe battery issues after 2 years of use.
The Apple designers are too busy coming up with new gold-adorned trophy’s for their CEO to present to Tangerine Palpatine
Good decision
Doesn’t shock me with AI sucking up all the capacity for critical bits.
Sure sure and a circular Apple Watch, MacBook with a touchscreen and bla bla bla yadda yadda 🙄🙄🙄
My 15 still works fine. I’ll use it until it won’t charge anymore or it stops updating.
Wtf they just launched the 17
They need to focus on making my icons more clear. I want them invisible.
I’m on a 12 Pro that’s started to show its age. A new 17 would be nice but I think something like a refurb 15 pro is way more bang for your buck which is probably what I’ll do soon.
With RAM/VRAM and storage costs skyrocketing, I feel like Apple going to have to take a heavy hit on profits with the next release, or they’re going to have to crank up the price.
Apple does it with Macs and iPads.
From a production standpoint, it makes sense.
Interesting and noted.
Well, I’d normally get an android phone anyway. Samsung’s latest mid-range A series still due in March 2026 or so last I heard, plus some very cheap Chinese phones aren’t illegal here. Approximately everyone uses WhatsApp (not personally a fan in particular, just it’s currently [got something like 75% *of my country*](https://www.infobip.com/blog/whatsapp-statistics) on it, and most of the remaining 25% will be old people, so good luck not being on it), so the cheapest android phone that doesn’t completely suck is a usual choice.