Actually, if the 3GS is any indicator, the S models have a much longer shelf life. Given that the 4S has a dual-core SOC and the 4 had a single-core, I'm guessing things will be the same there. In all likelihood, next year's phone will also have a more powerful SOC and the same screen resolution as this year.

Thank you for reminding me it's about time to make room for the car in the garage.

We used to call these Pizza Shits in college, for a variety of reasons.

This is one of many copycat pendants, as far as I know the original is the Louis Poulsen Artichoke. Which, by the way, is $9000 so I can understand why there are knockoffs.

I always thought it was the power button rattling around. At least on the 4/4S that's where it seems to come from.

There's one quick mention in the article that it might be "doing a "smart" function like pin assignment" - if I recall correctly, the new connector has adaptable pin-out depending on function, so it would make sense that you can't just make a straight pin adapter and expect it to work.

Lower power efficiency = less efficient = uses more power, that's how I read the sentence anyway.

I agree; this was on the Tumblr you guys linked to last week, got a chuckle out of this iOS user.

Yeah but F=MA so when two objects falling at the same speed hit the ground, the lighter one experiences less force.

You appear to be plagiarizing your own posts from article to article.

Lolumadbro

Hmm, yes, I am. The more you know. Logos even look similar.

Kenwood makes Kitchen gadgets?

Negative. See this photo from Mac Rumors:

Heh, this (in general) is the reason why I stopped telling anyone to update for things like this. Because as soon as you tell them to do it, any small issues they encounter are suddenly YOUR fault entirely, and how could you possibly do something like this when you knew that blah blah blah insert angry rageface here.

While I certainly agree that their mapping app has issues, I wouldn't avoid the upgrade because of it. For one, you can get google maps on the web. Also, there is roughly a metric fuckton of mapping apps available on the app store.

Yeah, I'm with you on that one.

It's true that third-party nav is not integrated quite as seamlessly as first-party, but it's pretty damn close. If Apple added a nav API to siri that could launch a third-party app then we'd be all the way there. That's all they have to do. OF course they won't now, because they released their own...

Presentation is excellent but routing is not perfect. It seems to have trouble selecting efficient routes to places. Then again I've only tried it in the car on a couple of destinations so far.

Didn't you see his post? Thirsty Thursday.