Tugas 2 PBIBK (softskill)

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Inggrid Diani            15614342

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Shabrina Zakaria    1A614181

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"The iPhones 8 check every box a phone has ever checked before, but they feel like the last of something right as Apple and others prepare the first of something else," he wrote.	Spoonauer had written that the iPhones 8 check every box a phone has ever checked before, but they feel like the last of something right as Apple and others prepare the first of something else.
"When your phone can see you, and see the world," he continued, "it will change what a phone is, and does, and can be. This fall, Apple's giving you a choice: get a seat on the best piston airliner ever, or take a chance on jet engines."	Spoonauer said that when your phone can see you and see the world, it will change what a phone is, does, and can be. This fall, Apple’s giving you a choice: get a seat on the best piston airliner ever, or take a chance on jet engines.
"They pack a ton of improvements, including the fastest processor ever in a phone (seriously, it puts many laptops to shame), better cameras (especially on the iPhone 8 Plus) and wireless charging (yeah, it's overdue)," he wrote.	Spoonauer had written that they pack a ton of improvements, including the fastest processor ever in a phone (It puts many laptops to shame),  better cameras (Especially on the iPhone 8 Plus) and wireless charging (It's overdue).
"This chip absolutely smokes every Android phone on the planet," Spoonauer said.	Spoonauer said that the chip absolutely smokes every Android phone on the planet.
"Overall, my pick between the two new iPhones is the iPhone 8 Plus. It gives you a significantly bigger screen than the iPhone 8, longer battery life and more versatile dual cameras for just $100 more," he pointed out.	He pointed out that he picked between two new iPhones was the iPhone 8 plus. It gave us a significantly bigger screen than the iPhone 8, longer battery life and more versatile dual cameras for just $100 more.
"The regular iPhone 8 is good," Spoonauer continued, "but 4.7 inches just doesn't cut it for me anymore."	Spoonauer said that the regular iPhone 8 was good, but 4,7 inches just didn’t cut it for him anymore.
"The iPhone 8 reminds me of the fifth Transformersmovie -- you know it's new, though you can't for the life of you figure out how it's different," wrote Geoffrey A. Fowler for The Wall Street Journal.	Geoffrey A. Fowler had written for The Wall Street Journal that the iPhone 8 reminded him of the fifth transformers movie - we know its new, though we can’t for the life of us figure out how it’s different.
"On its face, the 8 looks like an iPhone from 2014," he added.	He added that on its face, the 8 looked like an iPhone from 2014.
"There are enough changes to the design and functionality so that I would give it a full number increase and not an 'S' designator," he told TechNewsWorld.	Spoonauer told TechNewsWorld that there are enough   changes to the design and functionality so that he would give it a full number increase and not an 'S' designator.
"They're conventional, but that doesn't mean they're inherently lacking -- far from it, in fact," he wrote.	Spoonauer had written that they are conventional, but that does not mean they are inherently lacking – far from it, in fact.
"While I suspect all iPhones will look like the iPhone X soon enough," Velazco continued, "the 8 and 8 Plus are expertly built, high-performance devices for people who want to ease into Apple's vision of the future."	Velazco said that while he suspect all iPhones will look like the iPhone X soon enough. The 8 and 8 Plus are expertly built, high-performance devices for people who want to ease into Apple’s vision of the future.
"The iPhone 8 Plus shares a powerful foundation with the iPhone 8, but a few features give it a distinct advantage over its little brother," he wrote. "Its 12-megapixel dual camera is one of the best we've used, and its bigger battery means it'll stick around longer on a charge than the iPhone 8."	Velazco had written that  The iPhone 8 Plus shares a powerful foundation with the iPhone 8, but a few features give it a distinct advantage over its little brother.  Its 12-megapixel dual camera is one of the best we've used, and its bigger battery means it'll stick around longer on a charge than the iPhone 8.
"The iPhone 8 Plus is a superlative phone with a spectacular camera, but wait for the upcoming iPhone X before buying: it promises to fold all of the key features of the 8 Plus into a smaller, sexier package," he wrote.	He had written that The iPhone 8 Plus is a superlative phone with a spectacular camera, but wait for the upcoming iPhone X before buying: it promises to fold all of the key features of the 8 Plus into a smaller, sexier package.
"So the 8 improves enough on the most important aspects of a phone -- the display, the camera, performance and reliability -- to make me recommend it over the iPhone 7, even if you can pick up the latter for less," he wrote.	He had written that the 8 improved enough on the most important aspects of a phone -- the display, the camera, performance and reliability -- to made him recommend it over the iPhone 7, even if you could pick up the latter for less.
"Apple will have a challenge convincing users to upgrade to an 8 with the X release date looming," said David McQueen, research director at ABI Research.	David McQueen, research director at ABI Research said that Apple would have a challenge convincing users to upgrade to an 8 with the X release date looming.
"They're really just an s upgrade," he told TechNewsWorld.	He told TechNewsWorld that they were really just an s upgrade.
"the iPhone connoisseurs most certainly will wait a little longer to get their hands on the best phone ever produced by Apple," he told TechNewsWorld.	He told TechNewsWorld that the iPhone connoisseurs most certainly would wait a little longer to get their hands on the best phone ever produced by Apple.
"The audience for the iPhone X in its first year will be the early adopters and those who can afford to spend the money on it," said Tim Bajarin, president of Creative Strategies.	Tim Bajarin, president of Creative Strategies said that  the audience for the iPhone X in its first year would be the early adopters and those who could afford to spend the money on it.
"That represents about a third of all who will buy the new iPhones." he told TechNewsWorld. "But two-thirds will opt for the iPhone 8 and 8 Plus, because they're less expensive, yet have increased power and features over last year's models."	He told TechNewsWorld that represented about a third of all who would buy the new iPhones. But two-thirds would opt for the  iPhone 8 and 8 Plus, because they were less expensive, yet had increased power and features over last year's models