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r/Millennials • u/A-Helpful-Flamingo Elder Millennial • 12d ago
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Why does everyone keep buying these things? I have none of these in my home, not even an old school TV and no listening devices, and it wasn't hard to find normal appliances.
3 u/InvictvsNox Millennial 12d ago It was a lot easier to convince us that tech upgrades were worth it back in the day because things actually did improve at a good rate. Now we have the same solid 1000 dollar slab in our pockets that haven't changed in 20 years. 3 u/angrytroll123 12d ago Tbf, phones do change incrementally. I’m fine with them not changing drastically. It lets me hold on to my phone for several years. 2 u/InvictvsNox Millennial 12d ago We used to have our phones for 5+ years on average. Now that's noteworthy. I meant change in terms of design language for the better. 2 u/TaiyoT 12d ago the first iphone came out in 2007 and had a large button on the front. 1 u/InvictvsNox Millennial 12d ago And somehow we've even managed to get rid of that. The home button going away was actually the last straw I had for any hopes of going iPhone in the future.
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It was a lot easier to convince us that tech upgrades were worth it back in the day because things actually did improve at a good rate.
Now we have the same solid 1000 dollar slab in our pockets that haven't changed in 20 years.
3 u/angrytroll123 12d ago Tbf, phones do change incrementally. I’m fine with them not changing drastically. It lets me hold on to my phone for several years. 2 u/InvictvsNox Millennial 12d ago We used to have our phones for 5+ years on average. Now that's noteworthy. I meant change in terms of design language for the better. 2 u/TaiyoT 12d ago the first iphone came out in 2007 and had a large button on the front. 1 u/InvictvsNox Millennial 12d ago And somehow we've even managed to get rid of that. The home button going away was actually the last straw I had for any hopes of going iPhone in the future.
Tbf, phones do change incrementally. I’m fine with them not changing drastically. It lets me hold on to my phone for several years.
2 u/InvictvsNox Millennial 12d ago We used to have our phones for 5+ years on average. Now that's noteworthy. I meant change in terms of design language for the better.
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We used to have our phones for 5+ years on average. Now that's noteworthy.
I meant change in terms of design language for the better.
the first iphone came out in 2007 and had a large button on the front.
1 u/InvictvsNox Millennial 12d ago And somehow we've even managed to get rid of that. The home button going away was actually the last straw I had for any hopes of going iPhone in the future.
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And somehow we've even managed to get rid of that.
The home button going away was actually the last straw I had for any hopes of going iPhone in the future.
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u/SnookerandWhiskey 12d ago
Why does everyone keep buying these things? I have none of these in my home, not even an old school TV and no listening devices, and it wasn't hard to find normal appliances.