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Apple event on 9/10

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Photos are grouped by a number of different things.

 

 

New ringtones and alert sounds.

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Yawn. IPhone is done. Bring on the Note 3!

My wife just got a new Galaxy S4, hard to imagine new IPhone could be any better than that.

 

Its not :D

Yawn. IPhone is done. Bring on the Note 3!

 

Yawn indeed.

Black, silver, and gold for the new phone.

Personal preference. It's not going to worse than the Galaxy S4 either.

 

You cancel out your awesomeness by being an Apple guy. Duke good, Apple bad.

The Iphone 5S is the worlds FIRST and ONLY 64-bit phone.

Twice as fast as the Iphone 5 in terms of CPU and graphics performance.

Becky Worley- Y! News:

The heavy focus on photography tells me the only other major feature to announce is the fingerprint sensor.

 

Oh boy...

 

The fingerprint is never stored on Apple Servers or backed up to iCloud.

 

 

Sure.....

Yawn. IPhone is done. Bring on the Note 3!

 

While I think Samsung has some really cool phones, I don't need one I have to carry in a pack back. The note is too dang big.

The fingerprint sensor is going to make it awfully tough on some of the case manufacturers like Otterbox.....

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