Do you expect iPhone 4S prices to go down?

I'm looking at getting an iPhone 4s for Christmas, White, 16g, preferably new, and unlocked. With iPhone 5c and 5s or whatever coming out, do you think the 4s prices will be coming down? I'd get one right off of Apple's website, but the 16g seems to have vanished…

Which iPhone seeems better? 5S or 5C?

I know they just unveile the new iPhones but i want to get a new one i have 4S and now they come out to two diff iPhones as you probably heard 5S has fingerprints read an 5C color ones and seems like a new system bc of thw iOs7 both supposedly better cam and better life batt but i don't know which one is better! In your pwrsonal opinion which one would you get and why? -Thanks!

What's so bad about being a 2000s kid?

I was born in early 1996 which makes me a 2000s kid. I believe that you have to be born in the 80s or *very* early in the 90s to be considered a 90s kid. Most people born at the same time as me desperately want to be 90s kids, but what's wrong with being a 2000s kid? It annoys me when people say "I feel sorry for 2000s kids!" The early 2000s were practically the same as the 90s, like the same tv shows, same music style, similar fashion, etc. I don't know why Justin Bieber, iphones, etc. And all that nonsense are associated with 2000s kids, because I wasn't really a kid when any of that happened, I was a teenager. I would say kids who were *born* in the 2000s should be associated with the aforementioned, because they are the kids of today.

Added (1). Yeah, I know this is something really stupid but it just annoys me to see people hating on the 2000s.

What's so bad about being a 2000s kid? - 1

I was born in early 1996 which makes me a 2000s kid. I believe that you have to be born in the 80s or *very* early in the 90s to be considered a 90s kid. Most people born at the same time as me desperately want to be 90s kids, but what's wrong with being a 2000s kid? It annoys me when people say "I feel sorry for 2000s kids!" The early 2000s were practically the same as the 90s, like the same tv shows, same music style, similar fashion, etc. I don't know why Justin Bieber, iphones, etc. And all that nonsense are associated with 2000s kids, because I wasn't really a kid when any of that happened, I was a teenager. I would say kids who were *born* in the 2000s should be associated with the aforementioned, because they are the kids of today.

Added (1). I actually did own a Gameboy color that came out in the 90s, the very first came out in the 80s. Also, I wasn't a kid when One Direction first came out, I was a teenager…

Added (2). You guys are missing the point. Most of my childhood was spent in the first half of the 2000s when we did not have music like One Direction, Justin Bieber, etc. And we didn't have things like iphones either, or at least I don't know any kid who ever had one. Those things are around today but I'm not a child, therefore those things aren't part of my childhood.

IPhone 5S fingerprint scanner?

Is anybody else concerned that our fingerprints are going to wind up somewhere in the hands of the government or something? Even though apple say it'll only be stored on the phone and not online

To girls like it when you say things to them in person?

So my girlfriend and I were talking last night over the Face Time thing on the the iPhone and we told eachotother a lot of things. She was telling me a whole story about her last boyfriend who really screwed her over. I'm not gonna get into it, but after the story, I was like whoa. I told her how I'm the kind of guy that would NEVER hurt her. I just like her way to much to do any harm to her. And I meant what I said to her! I promised her. (which is 100% true, I will never hurt her or anyone for that matter) I told her a bunch of other sweet things and she was like "oh my gosh you are so adorable! I trust you!" she was all happy after I said what I said. Do girls really like when guys say that stuff to them?