Hi, Alan.  I don't normally post much on the list, but I have 
lots of iphone lovers as friends everywhere, and some double as 
hams for a living.  Well, a hobby, you know.  One of my ham 
friends, who is an avid gamer and tech nerd extraordinaire, 
Jessie, call sign almost completely forgotte, says to me that the 
iphone 6 and 6 plus have about the same processor but the 
difference is the screen size.  That's all.  The Plus unit is 
just a size up and looks like a little iPad mini but it's a phone 
there too.  I'm out of iPhone world for now because it's too 
expensive to go there, but I wish I could.
FYI: I'm closer to thinking about getting a ham license.  I want 
to learn about what I can do to get started in ham land 
especially if I have to live in one of those stupid apartment 
complexes where I can't really have a "ham shack."  Lots of that 
happens, but some of my friends are lucky to have places where 
antennas can be done up and stuff.  But, I'm closer to being able 
to write 73 and not feel weird about it. :)
Anyhow, guys, it's a pleasure reading some of the good stuff on 
the list, and for those of you who are iPhone lovers, android 
lovers, whatever, I'm sure you guys can fit EchoLinks on there.  
Jessie does. :)
Thanks,
Beth

 ----- Original Message -----
From: "Alan R. Downing" <[log in to unmask]
To: [log in to unmask]
Date sent: Tue, 31 Mar 2015 04:01:35 -0700
Subject: Processor in the I-Phone 6 and 6 +



Good morning all, I have been somewhat out of pocket for several 
weeks while
having all of my teeth extracted.  Needless to say, the process 
was not
without pain, HiHi.  They are thankfully all out now, so 
hopefully I won't
be in as much pain, or at least until the bone grafts are done.



I wonder if anyone on the list can tell me if the micro processor 
in the
i-Phone 6 and 6+ are the same.  Several friends have told me that 
their 6+
phones are faster than their 6 units.  Based on these comments, 
as well as
several other reasons, I just purchased a 64 gig 6+.  I am 
anxious to get
the phone, along with the Kurzweil Reader to see how they play.



Thanks in advance for any comments.



73

Alan - N7MIT





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Alan R. Downing

Phoenix, AZ