iOS 10 Likes/Dislikes
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_Sugar_interrupted wrote: »Ok, I'll say it. So far Apple is just playing catch up with Samsung. Full disclosure: I hate iTunes.
Also I had an iPhone 3 and after 2 years could no longer update it, nor did most of my apps work after they where "updated". Apple literally made a device that forces you to upgrade every 2 years. And for that I will never go back. My iPhone 3 still works, but I can't load anything on it because iTunes doesn't work with it now.
They may force us to upgrade, but I've yet to have a phone go :BOOM:!
I've never had a phone go boom either.
It was a joke.
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Ok, I'll say it. So far Apple is just playing catch up with Samsung. Full disclosure: I hate iTunes.
Also I had an iPhone 3 and after 2 years could no longer update it, nor did most of my apps work after they where "updated". Apple literally made a device that forces you to upgrade every 2 years. And for that I will never go back. My iPhone 3 still works, but I can't load anything on it because iTunes doesn't work with it now.
The only thing I have to say about people making the "catch up" comment is that no matter if it comes out after anyone else, Apple really does take time to put love into their product. I find it the most reliable of any phone I've ever had.2 -
_Sugar_interrupted wrote: »Basically, y'all are way smarter & savvier than me. And have cooler phones.
I have to support all smartphones, computers, networks etc. for work so I have to be updated on the latest everything and have older things around for testing too. Oddly though, I hate technology, overall at least. I drive people nuts because they text and call and I rarely answer. Only things I do a lot of is Instagram, because I am a photo guy.
Right there with you, once I leave work I could care less about looking at a phone or computer until I have to come back the next morning.0 -
llaurenmarie wrote: »Ok, I'll say it. So far Apple is just playing catch up with Samsung. Full disclosure: I hate iTunes.
Also I had an iPhone 3 and after 2 years could no longer update it, nor did most of my apps work after they where "updated". Apple literally made a device that forces you to upgrade every 2 years. And for that I will never go back. My iPhone 3 still works, but I can't load anything on it because iTunes doesn't work with it now.
The only thing I have to say about people making the "catch up" comment is that no matter if it comes out after anyone else, Apple really does take time to put love into their product. I find it the most reliable of any phone I've ever had.
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llaurenmarie wrote: »Ok, I'll say it. So far Apple is just playing catch up with Samsung. Full disclosure: I hate iTunes.
Also I had an iPhone 3 and after 2 years could no longer update it, nor did most of my apps work after they where "updated". Apple literally made a device that forces you to upgrade every 2 years. And for that I will never go back. My iPhone 3 still works, but I can't load anything on it because iTunes doesn't work with it now.
The only thing I have to say about people making the "catch up" comment is that no matter if it comes out after anyone else, Apple really does take time to put love into their product. I find it the most reliable of any phone I've ever had.
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llaurenmarie wrote: »llaurenmarie wrote: »Ok, I'll say it. So far Apple is just playing catch up with Samsung. Full disclosure: I hate iTunes.
Also I had an iPhone 3 and after 2 years could no longer update it, nor did most of my apps work after they where "updated". Apple literally made a device that forces you to upgrade every 2 years. And for that I will never go back. My iPhone 3 still works, but I can't load anything on it because iTunes doesn't work with it now.
The only thing I have to say about people making the "catch up" comment is that no matter if it comes out after anyone else, Apple really does take time to put love into their product. I find it the most reliable of any phone I've ever had.
Wouldn't an emo rather have a razr?2 -
Caporegiem wrote: »llaurenmarie wrote: »llaurenmarie wrote: »Ok, I'll say it. So far Apple is just playing catch up with Samsung. Full disclosure: I hate iTunes.
Also I had an iPhone 3 and after 2 years could no longer update it, nor did most of my apps work after they where "updated". Apple literally made a device that forces you to upgrade every 2 years. And for that I will never go back. My iPhone 3 still works, but I can't load anything on it because iTunes doesn't work with it now.
The only thing I have to say about people making the "catch up" comment is that no matter if it comes out after anyone else, Apple really does take time to put love into their product. I find it the most reliable of any phone I've ever had.
Wouldn't an emo rather have a razr?
No they were the preps0 -
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GnothiSeauton23 wrote: »Caporegiem wrote: »llaurenmarie wrote: »llaurenmarie wrote: »Ok, I'll say it. So far Apple is just playing catch up with Samsung. Full disclosure: I hate iTunes.
Also I had an iPhone 3 and after 2 years could no longer update it, nor did most of my apps work after they where "updated". Apple literally made a device that forces you to upgrade every 2 years. And for that I will never go back. My iPhone 3 still works, but I can't load anything on it because iTunes doesn't work with it now.
The only thing I have to say about people making the "catch up" comment is that no matter if it comes out after anyone else, Apple really does take time to put love into their product. I find it the most reliable of any phone I've ever had.
Wouldn't an emo rather have a razr?
Brilliant
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GnothiSeauton23 wrote: »llaurenmarie wrote: »GnothiSeauton23 wrote: »Caporegiem wrote: »llaurenmarie wrote: »llaurenmarie wrote: »Ok, I'll say it. So far Apple is just playing catch up with Samsung. Full disclosure: I hate iTunes.
Also I had an iPhone 3 and after 2 years could no longer update it, nor did most of my apps work after they where "updated". Apple literally made a device that forces you to upgrade every 2 years. And for that I will never go back. My iPhone 3 still works, but I can't load anything on it because iTunes doesn't work with it now.
The only thing I have to say about people making the "catch up" comment is that no matter if it comes out after anyone else, Apple really does take time to put love into their product. I find it the most reliable of any phone I've ever had.
Wouldn't an emo rather have a razr?
Brilliant
IPhone users.... AmIRight??? Lol
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Caporegiem wrote: »GnothiSeauton23 wrote: »llaurenmarie wrote: »GnothiSeauton23 wrote: »Caporegiem wrote: »llaurenmarie wrote: »llaurenmarie wrote: »Ok, I'll say it. So far Apple is just playing catch up with Samsung. Full disclosure: I hate iTunes.
Also I had an iPhone 3 and after 2 years could no longer update it, nor did most of my apps work after they where "updated". Apple literally made a device that forces you to upgrade every 2 years. And for that I will never go back. My iPhone 3 still works, but I can't load anything on it because iTunes doesn't work with it now.
The only thing I have to say about people making the "catch up" comment is that no matter if it comes out after anyone else, Apple really does take time to put love into their product. I find it the most reliable of any phone I've ever had.
Wouldn't an emo rather have a razr?
Brilliant
IPhone users.... AmIRight??? Lol
Ayyyeee
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I'm out of the loop with Apple...made the switch to Android a few years ago...all good so far but am always open to going back to IOS0
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Team iphone lol but not really likeibg the home button access....took me a while to figure out how to quickly find the control center to use the camera.0
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JazmineChaminCastillo wrote: »Team iphone lol but not really likeibg the home button access....took me a while to figure out how to quickly find the control center to use the camera.
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Well, since upgrading to iOS 10, the message app keeps crashing.
I had some sticker glitches in beta but never a crash. been running it for a while with the release and haven't had technical issues. Biggest issue we have seen with upgrades is if people do over-the-air. That is fixed by updating connected to iTunes, which is usually faster anyway.
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Can someone sum this up for me? I'm always hesitant to update to a new iOS because one time I did and lost all my music ...so now I usually wait a little while so the kinks are worked out.0
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Cutaway_Collar wrote: »GuitarJerry wrote: »llaurenmarie wrote: »Ok, I'll say it. So far Apple is just playing catch up with Samsung. Full disclosure: I hate iTunes.
Also I had an iPhone 3 and after 2 years could no longer update it, nor did most of my apps work after they where "updated". Apple literally made a device that forces you to upgrade every 2 years. And for that I will never go back. My iPhone 3 still works, but I can't load anything on it because iTunes doesn't work with it now.
The only thing I have to say about people making the "catch up" comment is that no matter if it comes out after anyone else, Apple really does take time to put love into their product. I find it the most reliable of any phone I've ever had.
Agree with this. They do it right. I work in IT and I can't stand the problem associated with non-apple products. Apple works and it works well. I realize that a lot of techies hate Apple and they hate it because the technology is not fun for them. They can't mess with it. But, for many of us, that's exactly what we like about it.
Samsungs/androids are garbage. IT security nightmare. It really is third grade software.
Anyway, there is also this whole OWS spin to it. Apple is often associated with elitism and the 2%. When the iPad was released, I stood in line and paid 990$ to get mine and there were others who did that. Apple didn't offer financing yet and everyone in line paid up front. Financing wasn't ready for a couple weeks or month. It was also the height of the new recession and that kind of mindset set in. It was out of reach for the majority of the world.
Nowadays both phones are equally costly. Maybe iPhone a little bit more. Verizon really did a good job at convincing the 98% that the new toys are affordable while driving them deeper into debt. But the attitude stuck on. And Apple people are annoying folks. I used to have my iPad hidden in my bag and random people would come to me brag about their toy and how much they love it. Just like that. And when I brandish mine out, they would go away.
There was even an internet joke.... How do you know someone has an iPad? They readily tell you, whether they know you or not. It was a status symbol for a brief time. Not anymore.
But I don't get the lingering attitude towards it. I personally hate Android phones because the OS is so rough with loose ends, sneaky as hell and they would sell data and randos would have my info. The google app ecosystem is very sneaky too. My icloud account does not do that and I love it. It does not annoy me that is very important.
I don't need a smartphone. I need a cool assistant which lives up to my expectation. Apple is so seamless. I used to fret about the gaps in android phones. To the poster who asked if I had exposure to coding, I have a sun solaris ecosystem in my home. I left IT behind in my late 20s but never forgot the skill.
Developers love the android phones because they are often geeky nerds who never get laid and a phone they can hack and do allegedly cool things is one of the few they feel ups their self-worth I don't have a gf but I design my own apps on android OS.
Please tell me you have a case like this on your phone.
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AskTracyAnnK28 wrote: »Can someone sum this up for me? I'm always hesitant to update to a new iOS because one time I did and lost all my music ...so now I usually wait a little while so the kinks are worked out.
hard to say Tracy. YMMV. I've upgraded my work phone and my personal phone and my son did his phone with no issue whatsoever.0 -
I only dislike the fact I forgot to update mine last night as I said...0
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AskTracyAnnK28 wrote: »Can someone sum this up for me? I'm always hesitant to update to a new iOS because one time I did and lost all my music ...so now I usually wait a little while so the kinks are worked out.
So usually it's a good idea to wait alittle bit with OS updates so they can work out the bugs. However, with regular updates, and security updates, always update as much as possible.0 -
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is 1lb or 2lbs a good enough weight time? I keed I keed, but I also agree with what you said.AskTracyAnnK28 wrote: »Can someone sum this up for me? I'm always hesitant to update to a new iOS because one time I did and lost all my music ...so now I usually wait a little while so the kinks are worked out.
So usually it's a good idea to weight alittle bit with OS updates so they can work out the bugs. However, with regular updates, and security updates, always update as much as possible.
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I like it. That is all.2
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