So, you want to get a new iPhone? Check out our tips for preparing and upgrading to the next new thing! Listen to considerations, trade-offs, and thoughts on the future of the iPhone user experience as Dave and Melissa discuss the September 12 “Apple Event." Full show notes are at InTouchwithiOS.com)
Apple Event Breakdown
How to Pick Out an iPhone That's Right for You
“Compare iPhone models)” — Apple
We discuss factors you should consider when purchasing a new iPhone: size of the hardware, what kinds of cases will fit, storage capacity, timing, cost, and protection.
Refurb Tracker) is a good resource for tracking when refurbished iPhones & iPads (and other Apple gear) go on sale
B&H Photo) is a good place to order online because they do not charge sales tax or shipping
Apple provides for an Education Discount), but your school must be participating in the program.
Be sure to consider protecting your investment by reviewing warranty and insurance plans. Look at your carrier’s offering and compare the features and cost to AppleCare) or SquareTrade). Some carrier plans cover theft while others only cover specific types of damage.
Is it a trade-off or a true disadvantage?
Tips for Preparing to Upgrade to iOS 11
“What’s new in iOS 11)” — Apple
Update your security to 2-Factor Authentication).
Use iMazing) to back up and even upgrade your device to iOS 11. )
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