How are you going to use the app if the phone is locked and you can’t get in?
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I do the exact same things - often with the exact same apps - as I did 15 years ago.
Google, eBay, PayPal, Amazon, Pandora, Associated Press, Box, Shazam, Kindle, Chase Bank, Flickr, Twitter, IMDB, 1Password, are all apps that I downloaded in 2009. If you add in the apps from 2010, that would cover 90% of what I do today.
Changes have been pretty minor overall and I don’t expect that to change.
Mine shows apps based on the time of day that I generally use them. It shows my workout app for the first few hours of my day because I do that every morning. It shows IMDB in the evening because that’s when I’m most likely to be looking at movie reviews while I’m trying to find something to watch for the night. It shows TikTok between 9-11pm because I always scroll for a few minutes before bed and that’s the only time I ever use it.
Visit the r/apple, r/ios, and r/iPhone subs every day. At least a dozen people per sub will post the second it is released.
I don’t close them. As far as I know, every app I’ve ever used could be suspended in the background right now.
What do you mean by "better"? I can text, listen to music, and use GPS exactly the same on both of them. Everything else is personal preference.
The charging port on my phone broke in 2021. I don't know what it would have cost to get it repaired, but I'm certain it would have been more than the cost of the 3 Anker wireless charging pads that I bought for $45. I charged wirelessly for the next 2 years because that's the only way I could do it. After I got a new phone with a functional charging port, I did not see any good reason to give up the convenience of wireless charging. I doubt I'll ever go back.
If you are content to charge at 7.5w, then get the Anker 313 wireless charging pads. They work great and they are dirt cheap. There is a new wireless charging standard now (Qi2) and new chargers supporting that standard should be coming out any time now. Current Qi chargers are limited to 7.5w and don't have magnets. The new Qi2 chargers will be 15w with magnets, so very similar to Apple's MagSafe charger.
After 5,475 days of using iPhones with cases, I’ve had some scratched up sides & edges that I could not care less about and I once chipped a small piece out of the back glass of a phone when I dropped it directly on a large rock. These things are very tough & durable!
People reply with this anytime this topic comes up but it was never an issue for me. They left the remote sitting right where they used it which is on the couch or 6 inches in front of the tv.
Why would you use your remote which can only control the volume instead of using your phone that can control the volume and the music? If you are using the remote, you have to be in the room with the TV to see the screen.
I usually start thinking about replacing the battery or the phone at the 3 year mark. You could easily replace the battery for $100 and get 2 more years out of it. I kept my last phone for 4 1/2 years.
You can use any wireless charging pad, you can use Apple’s MagSafe charger, you can use any USB-A to Lightning cable with a USB-A charging brick, you can use any USB-C to Lightning cable with a USB-C charging brick. If you have previously owned any iPhone from the 5 to the 14, you can use the exact same charger & cable from those.