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Lucky for this guy Apple is the only company that has power, processing power, and 3rd party developer constraints to deal with when creating their products. The laws of physics don't apply to other companies. He should be very happy from now on because all other products are fully baked and have no quirks. The one thing that does worry me is that he will buy the new galaxy 7 and the write an essay about how atrociou…
> 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…
"translation: I was too stubborn to buy a case / bumper to prevent this and suffered and bitched for a year instead" 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.
Lucky for this guy Apple is the only company that has power, processing power, and 3rd party developer constraints to deal with when creating their products. The laws of physics don't apply to other companies. He should be very happy from now on because all other products are fully baked and have no quirks. The one thing that does worry me is that he will buy the new galaxy 7 and the write an essay about how atrociou…
Now apply what you wrote to your own text.
I'm done with reading articles from people being done with Apple every time Apple announces an update or launches a new product.
People feel the need to let us know of their feelings about products.
I'm just impressed that someone still manages to be upset about a cellphone they had an antenna issue with 6 years ago. Dedication!
AGREED 100%. They forget the people who are MAKING the apps for all of these nice mobile devices they are selling hundreds of millions of. What happened to Apple being for those who want to create things.
Err, no they didn't? See the developer-friendly App Store changes, the Siri and Maps public APIs, etc.
"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.
Didn't Apple just announce that they'll be allowing users to delete pre-installed apps come iOS 10?
Does the Macalope still do those pundit takedowns? This week's should be a hoot.
WTF am I reading?