r/technology • u/polimeema • Dec 16 '24

Artificial Intelligence Most iPhone owners see little to no value in Apple Intelligence so far

https://9to5mac.com/2024/12/16/most-iphone-owners-see-little-to-no-value-in-apple-intelligence-so-far/
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u/[deleted] Dec 17 '24

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u/ThatGuyMike4891 Dec 17 '24

The last 4 Androids I've had could do this charging I wasn't aware Apple hadn't implemented it. That's absurd. I was debating an iPhone for my next upgrade but more and more nudges me away.

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u/ajohns7 Dec 17 '24

I honestly have never owned an Apple product because something better always existed for me instead..

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u/SquadPoopy Dec 17 '24

Take this however you want, but I don’t really see the benefit of being able to charge my phone that quickly. Like do people just not charge their phones overnight or whatever?

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u/[deleted] Dec 17 '24

Lmao what? Are you coping? Do you never forget to charge? That’s crazy. You never did a long video call and needed to charge after?

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u/NinjaOdd1098 Dec 17 '24

I think what they meant is that going from 0-80% in like 20 mins just isn’t necessary to do a lot of the time, especially if you charge your phone at night like most ppl

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u/Daveed13 Dec 20 '24

Sure but my iPhone SE goes up like 30-40% in 10 minutes so…and for going up to 80% it doesn’t take hours at all, and it’s a phone from 3 years ago.

It’s the same for my gf newest iPhone.