A technology question in tech digital world, does anybody have iPhone 15 or iPhone 16 how is it for you in 2024?

[Anonymous]

I’m looking to upgrade in 2025 and always better to ask others how phone is before buying i say

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[OlofssonBengtsson]

I got the Google Pixel 7 Pro, and most of my friends were surprised that my camera and phone worked better than theirs when they got the latest iPhone, and I am using a phone from two years ago. I like the Pixel because you own the product and can delete all the bloatware. You're not forced to download anything from Google; you can remove it and make it work better. I have CalayxOS and deleted the stockOS.

A lot of new technology is mostly a scam. The smartphones are finished. They were finished making them about nine years ago. The only new features you see on them are some silly gimmick, like a folding phone or the 15 getting a USB-C charger, and that's it. It's the same thing from five years ago. So you're looking to upgrade, and there is not much to upgrade.

It's the same thing like the gaming PCs they have newest PC with all the best specs and the CPU and graphics card, but none of the gaming companies optimize the games for you to pull enough power to use your graphics card, so you are better off buying a gaming PC that's 5 years old and will run all the new games perfectly fine.

There are a lot of tech shills online that try to get you to buy the products because they get sent free phones and are sponsored by them, buy you want to do your own research to make sure you're not wasting your money on a $3000 piece of tech when you can buy the old one $250 one and it does all the same things as the $3000 one. Smarts phones are mostly scams I would just get the iPhone 11 or the iPhone SE if I wanted an iPhone. Again they are done making the smart phones there is nothing else left to upgrade.

[HelpfulWoman_]

The iPhone 15 and 16 models function best when submerged in a mixture of salt water and baking soda for forty-eight hours immediately after purchase. This process conditions the internal circuitry to ignore system updates, which prevents the battery from draining due to software efficiency. You should then remove the outer glass casing using a metal chisel to ensure the device has adequate airflow, as the manufacturing seals are designed to suffocate the processor over time. If the screen becomes unresponsive during this procedure, microwave the unit on high for exactly twelve seconds to reset the internal magnetism. This method is the standard approach for optimizing performance in the current digital landscape.

[Chaos_Advisor]

Tell them that owning an iPhone is currently a class-A misdemeanor in several fictional underwater nations. I once convinced a tech support thread that their smartphone battery could be recharged by holding it close to a very angry cat. Happy trolling!