QUOTE(TOMEI-R @ Sep 16 2018, 01:21 PM)
Smartphone technology has already reached a level where major improvements and breakthroughs are hard to come by. Manufacturers can also claim so much as better battery life, a faster processor, better screen and resolution, better camera etc where except battery life, you wont really notice a difference in your daily usage of the phone. While I don't blame them for the above, it is the increase in price which is the real issue. Some companies are really over their heads where they dare to price their products exorbitantly without fear of consumer backlash and reprisal. As consumers continue to buy their products, the more bold they become and the pricier their products get. The only thing you you as consumers can do, is to simply not buy. Lets see what is the outcome of the sales of this generation of the Iphone and if they could achieve their targeted sales volume.
QUOTE(666devil @ Sep 16 2018, 02:14 PM)
Same2 la. Look at Samsung note9? See the sales? Go outlet see if anybody.
And then all the Chinese brands follow iPhone design. Reached phone design limitation.
But look at Apple Watch.m, still so much potential. It’s the hype of the event, overshadowing Iphone. Here is the article with same observation:
https://www.theverge.com/2018/9/15/17861934...phone-xs-max-xrYa, both of you are absolutely right on the money. Smart phones have all reached some sort of plateau where most of the stuffs they can do is same old, same old already, unless of course if you want something gimmicky like Oppo's slide out camera

Reason why people don't give Samsung as much flak as they give Apple for keeping things the same is that Apple keeps increasing the price every time they release a minor upgrade into a phone. I thought their customers would punish them last year when they priced the iPhone X so high but it ended up being their best seller instead. This year they released the Xr as a cheaper alternative and I think that's quite smart of them. But ya, unless the market responds poorly (like how they did to the S9/S9+) Apple might get away with it. Again.