Why was there no outcry about Apple including a YouTube app on iOS devices? If you think a few retina images will burn through data try watching a few hours of YouTube.
This is a (rare) complete miss for PPK. Very rash.
It's rare for websites to cater to your display resolution. So when you use a first gen iPhone your still wasting the same bandwidth as the iPad3 even if you don't notice the difference.
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I think what most of you are missing is that many cellular providers provide only a fixed number of bits every month.
If you go over you face a large penalty.
So, this isn't such a big deal for those with the wifi version and virtually unlimited bandwidth at home.
It's a problems for those use those fancy new 4G LTE plans (like mine) that will use up your allocated bits much faster.
You'll be able to load those large images faster, however, that counts against your monthly download limit.
Something to think about as unlimited plans are rare.
Verizon just sent me an offer for the new iPad.
The available data plans are:
2GB for $30
5GB for $50
10GB for $80
Those on the 2GB should consider at least consider this point.
Why was there no outcry about Apple including a YouTube app on iOS devices? If you think a few retina images will burn through data try watching a few hours of YouTube.
This is a (rare) complete miss for PPK. Very rash.
It's rare for websites to cater to your display resolution. So when you use a first gen iPhone your still wasting the same bandwidth as the iPad3 even if you don't notice the difference.