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[2162.92 --> 2169.92] And like, I'm not trying to generalize based on sex. I'm not going to say that women use iPhones and men use Android phones. |
[2169.92 --> 2171.92] Well, Gabe and apparently uses an iPhone. |
[2171.92 --> 2172.92] Who? |
[2172.92 --> 2173.92] Gabe and Gabe and Gabe. |
[2173.92 --> 2175.92] Yeah. Well, okay. We'll talk about that later. |
[2175.92 --> 2183.92] Um, but what I will say is that for people with smaller hands and women would fall into that category. |
[2183.92 --> 2186.92] I also would. So I'm not like down on them or anything. |
[2186.92 --> 2193.92] The iPhone is a great option because it is smaller, but it is still very high end, very high spec and very feature rich. |
[2193.92 --> 2195.92] But you've used a bigger phone now. |
[2195.92 --> 2196.92] Yep. |
[2196.92 --> 2197.92] And you were totally fine with it. |
[2197.92 --> 2199.92] I'm totally fine with it. |
[2199.92 --> 2206.92] But I went back to using my iPhone four not that long ago. And I was like, oh yeah, it's really easy to use. |
[2206.92 --> 2207.92] Okay. |
[2207.92 --> 2209.92] And, oh, this is actually something that isn't on the dock. |
[2209.92 --> 2210.92] And I didn't talk about last week. |
[2210.92 --> 2211.92] Uh, Apple fixed it. |
[2211.92 --> 2214.92] The iPhone four on iOS 7.1. |
[2214.92 --> 2215.92] Snappy. |
[2215.92 --> 2216.92] Hmm. |
[2216.92 --> 2219.92] It's not, it's not a new high end device or anything. |
[2219.92 --> 2220.92] Yeah. |
[2220.92 --> 2221.92] But it's way better. |
[2221.92 --> 2222.92] Like you saw it before. |
[2222.92 --> 2223.92] Yep. |
[2223.92 --> 2228.92] It's probably as responsible as, as responsible, as responsive as my like cluttered up HTC one |
[2228.92 --> 2229.92] at this point for basic stuff. |
[2229.92 --> 2232.92] I mean, it hitches more from, maybe more like a Moto G. |
[2232.92 --> 2233.92] Okay. |
[2233.92 --> 2234.92] Yeah. |
[2234.92 --> 2235.92] More like a Moto G. |
[2235.92 --> 2238.92] And that was one of the things that I had mocked Apple openly about before was that they |
[2238.92 --> 2243.92] were positioning iPhone four in markets like India as a competitor for Moto G and it was more expensive. |
[2243.92 --> 2249.92] Well now at least it has higher build quality and it's delivering a responsive experience. |
[2249.92 --> 2250.92] Yeah. |
[2250.92 --> 2251.92] Because it was kind of a problem. |
[2251.92 --> 2253.92] Oh, it was terrible, terrible for a while then. |
[2253.92 --> 2254.92] It was kind of a really big problem. |
[2254.92 --> 2256.92] So kudos to Apple for continuing to support. |
[2256.92 --> 2261.92] I mean, this is something that I always have to contrast against the Android experience. |
[2261.92 --> 2262.92] Yeah. |
[2262.92 --> 2266.92] Is I got my iPhone four the same time my wife got a Galaxy S vibrant. |
[2266.92 --> 2270.92] How supported is a Galaxy S vibrant versus an iPhone four? |
[2270.92 --> 2271.92] Yeah. |
[2271.92 --> 2274.92] And that's why I always leaned on Nexus devices pretty hard. |
[2274.92 --> 2275.92] Yeah. |
[2275.92 --> 2279.92] Because at least with my Nexus S I had updates for a really long time. |
[2279.92 --> 2281.92] Did Nexus S ever get KitKat? |
[2281.92 --> 2283.92] I don't think so. |
[2283.92 --> 2286.92] I think I stopped using it before that would have happened. |
[2286.92 --> 2288.92] So I'm not sure. |
[2288.92 --> 2291.92] But apparently there are ROMs if nothing else. |
[2291.92 --> 2297.92] KitKat, Android 4.4, that's through scyanogen mod. |
[2297.92 --> 2299.92] Maybe someone in the Twitch chat can let us know. |
[2299.92 --> 2300.92] I can't remember. |
[2300.92 --> 2304.92] I don't follow phones as closely as I do lots of other things. |
[2304.92 --> 2305.92] All right. |
[2305.92 --> 2307.92] So let's see if there are anymore iPhone 6. |
[2307.92 --> 2308.92] Oh, yeah. |
[2308.92 --> 2316.92] cool leak. So two things. The rumor is that Apple may be using... so they put in five patents for |
[2316.92 --> 2323.14] liquid metal, and the rumor is that it may be used to encase the phone. So there's a link to |
[2323.14 --> 2327.28] the patent here. I'm just going to go ahead and fire this up for you guys. Why is this screen? |
[2327.52 --> 2332.50] Okay, that's probably not that helpful. So there you go. Basically, that's what at least one of |
[2332.50 --> 2337.92] them looks like. But let's talk a little bit about liquid metal, because a lot of people are under the |
[2337.92 --> 2344.98] impression that liquid metal is actually liquid. But it isn't at all. What liquid metal is, |
[2345.26 --> 2352.58] is more of... okay, it's strong in its light, and it's more to do with the ease of working with it, |
[2352.88 --> 2361.88] and the fact that it's difficult to scratch, than it being liquid, like a doorway that you approach, |
[2362.00 --> 2366.84] and it dissolves as you walk through it. It's not like that. It's just... |
[2366.84 --> 2373.90] the difference... the main difference between liquid metal and normal metal is that rather than having a clear melting point, |
[2373.90 --> 2382.90] where we go from solid to liquid, liquid metal becomes more softer and softer, and easier and easier to mold, |
[2382.90 --> 2390.10] and more liquid-like very gradually as you increase the temperature. So this means that you can work with it in a number of different ways. |
[2390.10 --> 2396.16] It also maintains its strength, even if you heat it up and cool it down. So what happens is you can make it super liquid, |
[2396.16 --> 2405.16] to the point where you can cast it, which with traditional metals is not nearly as strong as if you were to forge it, or work on it in some other way. |
[2405.16 --> 2411.16] So you can cast it, and then if you're at a different temperature, you can actually mold it. So you can create very complex shapes. |
[2411.16 --> 2417.22] Another characteristic of liquid metal is that it doesn't expand and contract to nearly the same degree as more traditional, |
[2417.22 --> 2424.16] normal metals do. So when you heat it up and do something with it, it's not going to just contract and deform and do something stupid. |
[2424.16 --> 2432.22] So we could be looking at some extremely beautiful, innovative designs with liquid metal, but beyond it being a little bit more difficult to scratch and lightweight, |
[2432.22 --> 2436.22] probably isn't going to make that much of a day-to-day difference. |
[2436.22 --> 2446.22] And they're probably not going to go way off the wall with it either. I don't expect Apple to come with some crazy weird liquid metal design that can only be achieved by using liquid metal. |
[2446.22 --> 2452.22] Yeah, they'll probably... because Apple's design first, implementation second. So they'll figure out what they want to make, |
[2452.22 --> 2457.22] and then if liquid metal is the easiest way to do it, then they'll do it. I mean, they've been experimenting with it for a while. |
[2457.22 --> 2468.22] Back in the iPhone 3G days, some of the SIM removal trays were liquid metal. And probably people never even thought about it or noticed or knew. |
[2468.22 --> 2473.22] And all they were doing was... kind of trying it. |
[2473.22 --> 2474.22] Yeah, yeah. |
[2474.22 --> 2476.22] You kind of wonder how often crap like that goes on. |
[2476.22 --> 2479.22] You just have no idea what you actually... yeah, that's probably true. |
[2479.22 --> 2483.22] Because we heard so many rumors about it back then. It was such a big deal for like a little while, |
[2483.22 --> 2488.22] but it just never really became a thing. So it faded away. This is really cool. I'm going to highlight it. |
[2488.22 --> 2489.22] Whoop! |
[2489.22 --> 2491.22] Yes! |
[2491.22 --> 2492.22] Yeah. |
[2492.22 --> 2499.22] So the rumor is that we could be looking at a sapphire glass screen. So to just explain what sapphire... |
[2499.22 --> 2503.22] or sapphire... sapphire crystal glass screen, whatever you want to call it. Sapphire crystal screen. |
[2503.22 --> 2504.22] Yes. |
[2504.22 --> 2511.22] So to be clear, a sapphire crystal screen is going to be more difficult to scratch than the current weapon of choice, |
[2511.22 --> 2513.22] Gorilla Glass 3 from Corning. |
[2513.22 --> 2520.22] But Corning actually had a conference call earlier this month. It was about two and a half weeks ago. |
[2520.22 --> 2526.22] Where... I mean, analysts were trying to kind of pick at them... |
[2526.22 --> 2531.22] Basically they were trying to figure out what the upcoming iPhone will use. |
[2531.22 --> 2536.22] Because Corning would obviously be privy to what kind of glass Apple is ordering. |
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