These are questions I've heard over the holidays from friends and family, questions that were unthinkable when Jobs ran Apple.
These are questions I've heard over the holidays from friends and family, questions that were unthinkable when Jobs ran Apple.
All of them.
> Which one has a home button still?
None of them.
> So whats the difference
<>S is the refresh, same as it's been for years. Max is the physically larger size, what used to be called the "Plus".
> These are questions I've heard over the holidays from friends and family, questions that were unthinkable when Jobs ran Apple.
I mean, Max/Plus is annoying, but I think Jobs was alive when iPhones refreshed with an S so this seems like a silly statement.
Frankly X was just a dumb name.
And even if you knew the XS was the refresh, would guess the XR preceeded or succeeded it? R comes before S, so maybe S is the newest?
Personally, the X naming feels like kind of a gaff.
Why are we suddenly expected to do more research on various models when part of the reason why the iPhone was successful was due to it's simplicity?
I presume there are some processor differences and such, I think the X models don't have the home button, I think all the X models have the notch as it's where the camera/ir module for the face unlock is located.