Lol yeah. Do you think for ip7, they're gonna stinge on ram again? 😁

Part of the reason why it is a good start to get 128gb sets. I think overall the 6s series is nicely future proofed for at least a few years down the road with higher ram and faster storage, two main components including with increased gpu at same res. Curious to see what's on the table for ip7 though.

I honestly don't see this happening though. Apple's not crazy enough to do a Sony and have a so-called flagship launch every 6 months.

Yea, I know, I just don't see them having a new launch within the next 6 months or so given that they're still enjoying brisk sales of the 6S. Well, who knows, maybe if sales start to drop then we could get a surprise during WWDC...

after years following Apple rumours sites, appleinsider is the least reliable site when comes to rumours. They basically rojak every rumours they can scourge online and make up some extra to post on their site. Typical examples are like this post, it was originally posted by 9to5mac yesterday on the reliable KGI analysis of 4" 6c early 2016 and usual September after ios10 iPhone 7 release predictions. Then they throw in their typical fashion "sources familiar with the matter" unknown people they know of to jazz up the article today to create a more linkbaity article.

Even without the article, common sense can tell you iPhone 6s though looks similar to last year model is nothing alike in term of hardware..from the new aluminium body, screen, display logic, sensor, processor, network chips, RAM, camera etc. Even the thickness is different. Only the "look" is the same. That's why they use the cheesy tag line "The only thing that is changed is everything". Compared to a much smaller volume of production like SONY or HTC, it's impossible for Apple to introduce new high volume manufacturing and tooling equipments within 6 months for another flagship phone.

If you've subscribed to Apple related podcasts, you ll know how strained it is for Apple engineers even with the current 1-year cycle to optimise not just hardware but both software and hardware whenever releasing a new phone. The level of integration and optimisation between hardware and software for an iPhone is crazy. That's why the first iOS version releases are always buggy.

Most reliable sources at the moment are Mark Gurman and KGI

Yes happened to me once before. Had to call Apple when I was in Machines service centre because they did not want to honour my warranty.

What's the point of having a service centre if you can't do nuts?

Same experience with switch in Penang. Only one word can say for our service centers here- selfish. Because they only care about the money earned but not the customer service. I hope Apple seriously consider opening up a retail store in Malaysia.

They accused you of that? That's crazy. I'd have spoken with their manager immediately and demand an apology

It's a waste of our time going to and fro service centres for something so simple that should have been settled easily