me. due to several reasons:
1. 3rd-party keyboards still have a noticeable lag when switching to one.
2. iOS keyboard fits nicely with the rest of the UI.
3. predictions are good, and i love using text shortcuts (e.g. i set that typing 'a' inside brackets will autocorrect to '')
4. can't easily switch between keyboards by long-press on globe key.

those people had crashes on their 128GB because they installed like ~1000 apps.

*ahem*

http://9to5mac.com/2014/11/04/debunk-128gb...shing-bug-rare/

This post has been edited by KaiHD: Nov 7 2014, 10:30 PM

if like that you should also get mad at Samsung and HTC (don't forget Google/LG with Nexus 6) because they charge the same amount and they also start at 16GB.

Fun fact: Right now Apple is also the only manufacturer to offer configs for 64GB and 128GB, if I recall correctly.

Yeah, but not with LG Nexus. if I recall correctly Moto X also don't have.

Also SD card support shouldn't matter IMO since our focus is internal storage.

Because your friend put your details there.

Just got my 6 Plus today! Switched from 6 because so many people here keep talking about the battery haha.

ballistic glass, according to the packaging. brand is tech armor. i think it was the top selling screen protector on Amazon when I bought it.

ahaha, i wish la. i broke now already.

for me, my only issue i have with WhatsApp is that it's not optimised. haven't got any crashes or lag in the app, but i did have some issues trying to activate.

I might be interested

just set up as exchange. e.g.. my university runs an Outlook email service. just entered my university email and password, then voila. corporate account all set up.

I haven't got that specific issue, but when iPhone asks for Touch ID and I scan (to confirm purchase) the prompt won't dismiss automatically on successful scan. Pressing the home button does the trick.

Hmm that's weird. Exchange is supposed to activate smoothly with any mail service powered by Office365 (which is the official corporate email brand, Outlook is consumer-faced I think).

Just enter your full corporate email (everything, not just the username before the @) and corporate password then it will contact the server for activation.

If I remember correctly, my university email was like that. But I do remember that one time when set up, iOS couldn't reach the Office365 server after a while so it asked me the server and port details. At that point, I just canceled and tried to set up again. The second time it activated smoothly.

Also you should contact your IT person, maybe your account has to be enabled for mobile access first.

it's probably the benchmark app

just turn on do not disturb from control center whenever you want to play games / watch videos withut interruptions. navigate settings > do not disturb > scroll down and set silence notifications to always. then just swipe up to open control center and tap crescent moon icon. iPhone will no longer bother you again until you turn it off.