Lots of people complaining about the lack of innovation. What exactly were you expecting?
A fingerprint sensor, which will almost certainly replace passwords on every application once the API is exposed seems pretty innovative.
A chip dedicated to tracking movement for health / fitbit apps seems innovative.
A dual flash and other camera improvements is solid.
Smartphones are maturing. We might expect a holographic displays, non-touch 3d manipulation, tactile feedback, amorphous shapes, projectors, etc. in future versions. However the technology and battery life are not there yet.
Apple is somewhat behind in OS usability - particularly around notifications and inter-app communication.
Everyone wants to be wowed, and is bitching and moaning about the lack of innovation - yet has no ideas or suggestions for what Apple could do.
Personally I don't want much more out of my iPhone other than solidifying the hardware and interface improvements.
A fingerprint sensor, which will almost certainly replace passwords on every application once the API is exposed seems pretty innovative.
A chip dedicated to tracking movement for health / fitbit apps seems innovative.
A dual flash and other camera improvements is solid.
Smartphones are maturing. We might expect a holographic displays, non-touch 3d manipulation, tactile feedback, amorphous shapes, projectors, etc. in future versions. However the technology and battery life are not there yet.
Apple is somewhat behind in OS usability - particularly around notifications and inter-app communication.
Everyone wants to be wowed, and is bitching and moaning about the lack of innovation - yet has no ideas or suggestions for what Apple could do.
Personally I don't want much more out of my iPhone other than solidifying the hardware and interface improvements.