The College10 Magazine Issue 01.2 (Re-Release) July/August 2015 | Page 24

online to flawlessly drop the menu options atop any page to mid screen. This can be done by double tapping (not to be confused with double pressing) the Touch ID button... Amazing! Now, going back adding more to the list of features undesired. The back of the device now features a raised camera lens, which is sort of tragic and unattractive. It may in some way be justified by Apple’s known feats of design strength shedding ounces year after year from the phone’s already slim frame, but in this case it is just plain unfortunate. The raised camera lens now gives the iPhone when placed face up on a flat surface, this tacky rocking motion when touched in the top left corner. This to me is an epic fail. To add there’s the constant feeling the lens is going to get caught on something or get cracked or broken if laid down to hard. Up to this point it hasn’t, and although all of you are thinking it, I refuse to smother it with an ugly case. Photos look amazing on the new HD retina display. The new color density is really brought out in Facetime and a host of other video and image features. The new pixel depth is the best on the market in my opinion. There is also a new A8 chip, M8 motion coprocessor, built in barometer and accelerometer which assist the new health app that I could care less about and other things but this still feels almost exactly like 24 JAN 2015 || THECOLLEGE10.COM an iPhone5S. I’m not disrespecting Apple to all of you who are reading this right now screaming ‘Judas’ at the top of your voice. What I’m saying is I want Apple to release a product so advanced that it changes the way mobile devices are created for the next millennium. They did it once, with the release of the original iPhone. I don’t have proof but I’m pretty sure somewhere someone’s jaw dropped completely off onto the floor when they first saw it. We are talking going straight from a Motorolla Razor to a full color touch screen phone. Come on Apple, stop remaking iPads and MacBooks into Air and start pioneering this kind of tec h of the future again. In the age of ultra thin flexible LED screens why not make the next iPhone the first front and back dual screen phone. A phone where you can use both sides that recognizes your retina and activates only that side. That’s a game changer, opening up a whole new world for practical applications and use such as versus gaming and app development. I mean why not completely break the mold and concept something cool like glasses that allow you to pair with your smart phone and view emails, texts messages, videos and things like that right out in front of you. Change the way we interact with the world. Change the way we see ads on bus stops, billboards and everything. See something that catches your attention, say “call” and Siri connects your iPhone directly with the what you are looking at. The iPhone6 is good device but honestly do better like we all know you can.