That doesn't mean he knew how to use it.
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YOU GONNA WEAR THAT SHIT ON YOUR JUNK?Speaking of Apple innovations, my mammy brought my birthday present over last night - first gen Galaxy Gear (released 13 months ago, more features than the yet to be released iWatch)
BAND AIN'T LONG ENOUGH
Come on man, do you really believe what you say? I'm not an apple fan boy but you have to have an understanding that in the electronics world there are sometimes things companies do not add because they think it may be useless? Features are nice but not pragmatic all the time.Speaking of Apple innovations, my mammy brought my birthday present over last night - first gen Galaxy Gear (released 13 months ago, more features than the yet to be released iWatch
Useless features like being able to attach a spreadsheet to an email, have a notification light, or reply to an email without having to hit 2 buttons instead of one
No - they dropped the price on this one to $99 when the new one was released. I never wanted one $300 worth, but did want one $100 worth. Know what I mean?
I use all three of those quite regularly. I know whether I have a missed call, email, text etc all from the color of the blinking lights when my screen is off.
makes the sense
The Apple forum say those are worthless features. I'm going to get this phone three days To win me over before I give it to one of my employees and pick up a new android for myself
I don't think i'd want a notification light...what's the point, besides additional battery drain?
And I guess I have to hit a button twice to reply, but so? Once to open the reply feature, then I select if I'm doing Reply, Forward, and Full-Retard Reply All
I would buy that line of thinking if Apple didn't add all of the features a year or so later. Apple has much more stringent control over development and testing, which leads to them taking longer to bring things to market. As a result you have less shitty apps, but you wait longer for the features. It's a trade-off and a perfectly good one. I prefer to have stuff now even if it's a little ****ed up at first, you prefer to not get it until it's polished and perfect. The fact that this concept seems to offend you leads me to believe you might be underestimating your own fanboy status
I keep a lot of documents on my google drive and simply email them to people. I do this sesveral times a week.
The point is so I can just look at my phone and know if I missed a call text or email. Without having to pick up the phone turn on the screen
I go through roughly 2 to 300 emails per day lately, an extra button push if I replied to 100 of those from my phone sucks when I used to be able to do it with one button push.
Its okay to be the last one in the know. Kinda of like how my grandparents' generation is all now on facebookAll of you that want the latest feature now, before it's been properly tested, are also the same people who say NEVER BUY THE FIRST YEAR OF A NEW CAR MODEL
The irony is thick enough to choke Alanis Morrisette.
My Droid X left me frustrated, went to a 4S and I'm pretty sure I never even needed to reboot the thing in the last 28 months. I do realize that things have gotten better over there but we do have an android phone in the family and now I can't stand the OS. It's so fawking sloppy.I would buy that line of thinking if Apple didn't add all of the features a year or so later. Apple has much more stringent control over development and testing, which leads to them taking longer to bring things to market. As a result you have less shitty apps, but you wait longer for the features. It's a trade-off and a perfectly good one. I prefer to have stuff now even if it's a little ****ed up at first, you prefer to not get it until it's polished and perfect. The fact that this concept seems to offend you leads me to believe you might be underestimating your own fanboy status