I normally define "unthinkable" as something you truly could not think to do (like blowing up a cute puppy, or watching a Tyler Perry movie)...but I guess some people have different definitions, lol.
Going to do the unthinkable today
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FriscoKid23
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Sound interesting. Can't wait to hear how it goes. I'm trying to figure out how to get my hands on a 6 plus. I went with a 6 on launch day. Once a 6 plus becomes available, I considered selling my iPad Air to offset the cost some, but I'm a little apprehensive to do so as I don't own a computer. I have access to one at work, but other than that I pretty much rely on my iPad Air and an iPhone. Anyhow, good luck and looking forward to the update.
Oh jeez.
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Hello! I'm waiting for the update; it is 18:00 here 
(just kidding, but yes, looking forward to the update)
(just kidding, but yes, looking forward to the update)
substring
Well-known member
I used to use my iPad very heavily. Ever since I got the 6+ a month ago, I hardly have to take out my iPad anymore. As a matter of fact, the only time when I need my iPad is to stream a movie. I can do everything on the 6+ except movie watching where screen size still matters. Of course your experience might be different from mine. But I believe the 6+ is really an iPad-killer.
Sekelani Zwambila
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you can do stuff on your iPhone that's fine in your iPad with ease... Although the difference between the 2 is massive.... Eventually you'll wanna pick up your iPad. The 5.5 inch phone compared to the,9.5 inch iPad isn't close comparing lol..I picked up my girlfriend iPad air 2 straight after using my 6+ to do the same task with pages and it felt more precise on the iPad....
You may encounter this eventually when the newness of the 6+ wares away
You may encounter this eventually when the newness of the 6+ wares away
Today went well. I did a lot of work on Pages and Numbers today. Emails, taking notes, reminders, calendar entries, along with texting and calls. The one thing that I really liked about doing my work on my phone is that it seems a little more natural when I'm manipulating things on the screen. Like resizing things in Pages and selecting text seems more intuitive on my 6 Plus. I did have to do some zooming, but it wasn't that bad. I also found that I did more work in other places. Usually I only work in my office. But I was taking notes while I was in classrooms. I was creating documents while I was in the bathroom (I know eww right?). Even when waiting for my daughter to get out of school, I was able to continue working. So I was very productive today. Like I said before, yesterday I did the same thing with my iPad. I left my iPhone at home and had calls and texts forwarded to me. I did play some games today in my down time. And I read a few pages of my book. The experience was good. Just like yesterday on my iPad. The obvious problem is that if someone calls me while I have my iPad, unless I have headphones or a Bluetooth headset, I won't be talking. I don't have that problem on the iPhone. I want to watch a movie in my phone tonight to really be able to assess. So far so good though.
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iEd
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I need a iPad to read and write music charts. In a pinch I can read on my 5S and even even a little better on a 6+ I would imagine.
IamMasterChat
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Speedygi
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Do a quote of the post you are addressing so the thread is easier to follow...
Not bad. It is easier to hold when laying in bed. This experiment has been interesting. I have found that I could probably go without the iPad if I really wanted. There are something's that are easier and better with each depending on the activity. I am still debating whether or not I should go down to one device. Currently I use my iPad for most of the day at work and when I get home. I only really use my iPhone when I am in between work or home. So I feel silly that I have spent so much money on the this phone when I really am only going to use it about 20 percent of the time.
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corytx8
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I use my iphone 5 for like 90 percent of my daily stuff. I use my IPAD while I'm in the cockpit or flight planning purposes. Whenever I get my 6 plus in, I assume that trend will continue for me.
I get all the new devices because I need to test them for work. I can tell you that since I got the 6plus I use the iPad's less and less.
makie
Active member
As an mainly android user ( I change phone every few weeks ) I can say I defiantly don't need an tablet. I've never bought a tablet duo to the bigger screen phones that were available for some years now.
Now being on a iPhone I can see why some people need it. Battery will be a problem for heavy users.
Even tho I do not own a 6+ I did have a few phablets myself last 2 years ( probably around 10 ) bigger phones do have bigger battery's and it's actually quite nice to have such a big battery! Wish my 5c was around 4.7-5" so they could implement a bigger battery!
Anyway's good luck trying if your not an heavy user, than I'm sure it will work out.
Now being on a iPhone I can see why some people need it. Battery will be a problem for heavy users.
Even tho I do not own a 6+ I did have a few phablets myself last 2 years ( probably around 10 ) bigger phones do have bigger battery's and it's actually quite nice to have such a big battery! Wish my 5c was around 4.7-5" so they could implement a bigger battery!
Anyway's good luck trying
if your not an heavy user, than I'm sure it will work out.
As an mainly android user ( I change phone every few weeks ) I can say I defiantly don't need an tablet. I've never bought a tablet duo to the bigger screen phones that were available for some years now.
Now being on a iPhone I can see why some people need it. Battery will be a problem for heavy users.
Even tho I do not own a 6+ I did have a few phablets myself last 2 years ( probably around 10 ) bigger phones do have bigger battery's and it's actually quite nice to have such a big battery! Wish my 5c was around 4.7-5" so they could implement a bigger battery!
Anyway's good luck trying
I am a heavy user and I have been using my iPhone for everything since yesterday. And it has been great. Been reading books on it and playing games and watched a movie on it last night. The battery on this thing is unreal. So, to keep it short, I love it. And I may be able to retire the iPad. But just to make sure, I'm going to use my iPad all day tomorrow and see how it goes.
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raphie
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Will be using my 6+ more for work projects, more so they current 6. Don't have an iPad anymore sold last mini. Travel with iPhone and MacbookAir
bigdad84
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I have a 6 Plus and I just upgraded to an Air 2. For me, I will always need an iPad. The bigger screen is a must have. The 6 Plus screen is nice but it's still a phone.
That's what I'm trying to decide though. If it is necessary to have both. I'm not so sure. Of course it's nice to have both and then you can use them for different tasks. But I'm feeling like I spend a lot of money on tech and to keep devices that are redundant is starting to seem like a waste of money.
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