I'm done with reading articles from people being done with Apple every time Apple announces an update or launches a new product.
For example, we never talked so much about their phones, expect when they bent in the pockets...
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I'm done with reading articles from people being done with Apple every time Apple announces an update or launches a new product.
For example, we never talked so much about their phones, expect when they bent in the pockets...
What happened to Apple being for those who want to create things.
I'm done with reading articles from people being done with Apple every time Apple announces an update or launches a new product.
translation: I was too stubborn to buy a case / bumper to prevent this and suffered and bitched for a year instead
> iPhone: I can’t even get a day’s charge out of it
possibly valid, possibly using some rogue app that's killing the battery life, possibly bad unit
> apple TV: Whenever I turn my unit on, without fail I have to rip the plug out of the back and start again.
Obviously defective unit. too dumb to replace it.
> appleWatch: Never has a piece of technology made me more miserable.
never actually mentions any QA related problems.
> So why do I have to tell my Watch not to disturb me in a meeting?
because it's a device designed to give you notifications and most people want them even in meetings. I would.
> Or worse still shake my wrist like crazy when I’m on a live TV set?
that's just your own personal brand of crazy.
> Remember the iPhone 4? I even believed your bullshit about the antenna, but yes, it really didn’t work. I spent a year of my life with dropped calls, thanks for that. translation: I was too stubborn to buy a case / bumper to prevent this and suffered and bitched for a year instead > iPhone: I can’t even get a day’s charge out of it possibly valid, possibly using some rogue app that's killing the battery life, possi…
AKA, "...has Facebook installed."
"the plethora of stagnant apps you force onto my device" While I agree, any stock Android phone from a carrier has quite a few itself.
> Remember the iPhone 4? I even believed your bullshit about the antenna, but yes, it really didn’t work. I spent a year of my life with dropped calls, thanks for that. translation: I was too stubborn to buy a case / bumper to prevent this and suffered and bitched for a year instead > iPhone: I can’t even get a day’s charge out of it possibly valid, possibly using some rogue app that's killing the battery life, possi…
Or, the product is faulty as he rightfully stated. The fact that a fault like this can be remedied by purchasing another product, which you shouldn't have to, is besides the point.
It's a cellphone, if there's anything it should do properly, it's make calls.