iPhones are a Scam

For my last rebuttal, I'd like to begin by apologizing, I cannot figure out where I heard that the iPhone 8 had the A10 and 8 Plus had the A11, but I realize now that was incorrect. I understand that we are "moving ever closer to a cable-free world", but a headphone jack is a necessity, as Bluetooth headsets simply don't give the raw sound that plug-in headsets do, unless you don't care about sound which would eliminate the necessity. Also, (I'm not sure exactly which Android phones do this, but) Samsung has a feature when listening to music (both dedicated and Spotify) to use both basic and advanced equalizers to make the best sound, making the necessity for a headphone jack to plug in powerful headphones. Also, I, personally, would be outraged if cell phones did not have physical chargers, I also see this as a necessity, unless wireless charging was made more convenient. (And I will definitely be making a new debate for that topic after this, thank you) but I would regardless like to choose to plug my phone in if desired. I don't disagree with your timeline at all other than that I thought the 4-6 all had the same camera, don't feel like looking it up, I'll take your word for it. However, at the same time your timeline merely proves my point, almost every improvement made from the 4 to the x were improvements Samsung made in 2 generations, not 9. Also, the plus variants weren't made to match the Notes, they were made to match the plus, edge, and active variants of Samsung. The iPhone X is the first Apple phone made to match the Note series, and still doesn't even quite stack up to the Note 5. In fact, in a way the J-Series was actually made to match the regular iPhones and may not quite in some cases beat them in speed, but still beats them in features for less than $200. Also including the plus, edge, and active variants, Samsung has released more phones in the Galaxy range, and that's still excluding the Note Series. "But the upgrades and features are similar: basic processor, camera, screen upgrades and including the current year"s latest update, wether that be water proofing, wireless charging, finger scanning, etc. These are basic release strategies, Apple are just a lot more "bling" with their advertising." They do have similar upgrade features because those are the features that all smartphones update, they are the only features that need updating, but my point is everything that is now available with the newest iPhones was available with the Galaxy s6, and more. Lastly, to give some examples from personal experience of features that far surpass the iPhone, I would say that multitasking is much better, more apps have made it available on Android and the ability to pair certain apps to open together is a plus to that. Home screen navigation and customization is much better, allowing you to base your home screen in the middle instead of the left, allowing the use of widgets, and downloadable live wallpapers and themes, (currently my wallpaper plays Galaga live) and their power saving is far more superior, allowing you to choose to keep operations normal and lessen background usage, reduce colors to grayscale, lessen brightness, or go to Ultra Power Saving Mode to lessen screen apps and features to so minimal that you can call, text and use the internet and social media while still keeping to battery running for up to 3 days of heavy use (up to 2 weeks in standby). I hope I've done everything I could to educate you and others on my stance and look forward to seeing your last rebuttal. Thank you for your time, this was a great debate!