You are right. This is something that many will not be surprised by at this point, but The Wall Street JournalHe, one of the most reputable media in the American continent, has described the new device of the apple house in this way. And there are many of us who agree with them.
It has been a long time since it was seen so much expectation at the launch of an iPhone, much of it generated by the Cupertino workers themselves. The truth is that, although the surprise when we saw what would finally be the bet this year by Apple was not too much, it does not mean that what is presented is really good.
Many will say that I am a fanboy more praising everything Apple does, but there are really few competing smartphones that can stand up to the new iPhones. Without a doubt, the one that comes closest to him is the Samsung Galaxy Note 4, but he still has points where he loses. Basically, they are these three:
- Design: without a doubt, one of the strengths of all Apple products and that most differentiates them from the competition. With the iPhone 6 we have seen a new and improved design that really shows when you have the iPhone in your hand.
- Own system: iOS has many virtues and many other defects, but its own and very well optimized operating system.
- Ecosystem: the ever-increasing integration between all the company's devices (especially supported by iOS 8 and Yosemite) is another of the main "unseen" pillars of the iPhone.
I do not deny that things on Android are getting better and better and that competing devices have a high level, but I think they are still far from achieving these three things that, for me, are what make a device really complete. Do you consider these elements decisive when choosing one device or another?
