[NFBMO] new iPhone

[Steve Cook]

Its really not that hard. I currently have the iPhone 10XR and when I got
it, I thought it maybe hard to use without the home button. I have come to
like it! The only thing I miss is the finger print ID from my previous
phone. 

 

Steve Cook

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From: NFBMO <nfbmo-bounces at nfbnet.org> On Behalf Of Bryan Schulz via NFBMO
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Subject: [NFBMO] new iPhone

 

Hi,

 

When considering a new iPhone,

Did you buy the 2022 se or one without the physical round home button?

 

If your phone does not have the physical home button,

How much of a pain is it to get used to the different way to use your phone?

Thanks,

Bryan

 

 


 
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