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Just now, DrMacintosh said:

interviews and his personality/past designs.  

Fine, I'll take your word on that, but what about the rest of the quote you cut out?

 

1 minute ago, Meawa said:

 And why doesn't he care about anything else, like durability, and how slippery it will be in the hands. Sure the S8 and G6 are slippery phones but at least they have metal sides to hold on to. Full glass phone would be very slippery. Also, every single iPhone 8 design rumor points towards vertical back cameras. How is that good design? I think everyone  ( >90%) can agree that vertical back cameras will be ugly.

 

 

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1 minute ago, Meawa said:

vertical back cameras will be ugly

Its not like Apple has a choice. Dual cameras take up space and with the rumored Iris scanners Apple needs the extra space along the forehead of the device. 

 

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Just now, DrMacintosh said:

Its not like Apple has a choice. Dual cameras take up space and with the rumored Iris scanners Apple needs the extra space along the forehead of the device. 

 

Um, what? Will iris scanner be on the front right? So why does apple need to change the back for that?

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3 minutes ago, Meawa said:

Fine, I'll take your word on that, but what about the rest of the quote you cut out?

 

 

When your whole life is design, all other considerations are secondary to said design and anything that Tim Cook says needs to be changed get changed. These are things like grip, or durability unless Ive designed it like that on his own. 

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1 minute ago, Meawa said:

Um, what? Will iris scanner be on the front right? So why does apple need to change the back for that?

There is this thing in the world called "internal volume"

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4 minutes ago, DrMacintosh said:

There is not a company that has made a smartphone that is a single slab of glass. 

 

I dont think you understand the design goal that he has. 

Why would you want that? Sorry kid, But this is the best you're going to get

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Just now, DrMacintosh said:

There is this thing in the real world called internal volume

So now we've come to a point in time where apple can't fit along the top of the phone on both the front and back. 

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1 minute ago, FlpDaMattress said:

Why would you want that? Sorry kid, But this is the best you're going to get

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The Galaxy S8 is not a single slab of glass. 

 

The galaxy s8 is two bits of glass that is held together by a metal frame. There are no phones that are single slabs of glass. 

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1 minute ago, DrMacintosh said:

There is this thing in the world called "internal volume"

Clearly you have never personally taken apart an iphone, Space isn't that hard to come by, what's even more rediculus is the idea that "Thinner" and "Lighter" is superior to function.

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1 minute ago, FlpDaMattress said:

Clearly you have never personally taken apart an iphone

Yes I have. There is no room left on the chin of the iPhone for a new sensor like an Iris scanner when the iPhone has a dual camera setup that is horizontal. 

 

 

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Just now, DrMacintosh said:

The Galaxy S8 is not a single slab of glass. 

 

The galaxy s8 is two bits of glass that is held together by a metal frame. There are no phones that are single slabs of glass. 

Why would anyone want a phone that's 100% glass? having that aluminum bezel is what gives the S8 armour to fall (It's not much, but it's better than glass)

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Just now, FlpDaMattress said:

Why would anyone want a phone that's 100% glass?

That is not the point of his design goal.........

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Just now, DrMacintosh said:

Yes I have. There is no room left on the chin of the iPhone logic board for a new sensor like an Iris scanner when the iPhone has a dual camera setup that is horizontal. 

 

 

Yes, it's called being innovative. Samsung has to change the internals to achieve those tiny top and bottom bezels. 

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Just now, DrMacintosh said:

That is not the point of his design goal.........

You just said he wanted the phone to be 100% glass. (on the outside obviously) 

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Just now, Meawa said:

Samsung has to change the internals to achieve those tiny top and bottom bezels. 

There isn't much to that. 

 

The logic board layout is fundamentally different to that of the iPhone. 

 

 

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Just now, Meawa said:

(on the outside obviously)

uhh....no

 

He wants the phone to BE glass. Like in sci-fi movies. The ultimate design goal is one that is not limited by reality. 

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2 minutes ago, DrMacintosh said:

There isn't much to that. 

 

The logic board layout is fundamentally different to that of the iPhone. 

 

 

If there isn't much to changing internals to fit all the sensors in, then I'm sure Apple could do it right? red is rear camera, orange is where apple could put all those sensorsunknown.png

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1 minute ago, Meawa said:

I'm sure Apple could do it right?

Yes, and they are doing it with the iPhone 8

 

They are stacking the logic boards to save space. 

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Just now, DrMacintosh said:

Yes, and they are doing it with the iPhone 8

then again, why are they having vertical rear cameras, when it will clearly look better in another position

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1 minute ago, DrMacintosh said:

uhh....no

 

He wants the phone to BE glass. Like in sci-fi movies. The ultimate design goal is one that is not limited by reality. 

Oh great, so now you say his vision is physically impossible. That doesn't change the fact that he's still being lazy reusing the design of the 6

 

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Just now, FlpDaMattress said:

Oh great, so now you say his vision is physically impossible. That doesn't change the fact that he's still being lazy reusing the design of the 6

 

LOL

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Just now, Meawa said:

why are they having vertical rear cameras,

to fit the earpiece/speaker, front cameras, Iris scanner, all the other scanners, and the dual cameras. 

 

The Galaxy S8 has 1 camera located beneath all of the other sensors towards the middle 1/4th of the body. 

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1 minute ago, FlpDaMattress said:

his vision is physically impossible.

His vision is physically impossible, but it is still his vision. 

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Just now, DrMacintosh said:

to fit the earpiece/speaker, front cameras, Iris scanner, all the other scanners, and the dual cameras. 

 

The Galaxy S8 has 1 camera located beneath all of the other sensors towards the middle 1/4th of the body. 

If you've ever watched a Galaxy S8 teardown, you can see that the iris scanner takes up minimal space.

Apple can fit it in there with a little bit of design change. 

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Just now, DrMacintosh said:

His vision is physically impossible, but it is still his vision. 

Useful. Great. glad to see he's trying by reusing aluminum designs. 

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