After being bombarded with fandroids all year long, I can't say I care very much. You're obviously nitpicking and naive enough to conclude Apple fans must be more insecure based on one thread.
Nobody is saying anyone is more insecure. Where is this coming from?
I have been around a while. I frequent the forums. Die-hard fans of either platform are equally insecure. This entire thread has become a justification thread...
You don't have to care. I am just sharing my opinion, same as anyone else. All of these threads because a cluster ******* of gibberish anyway because the iOS tools and the Android tools sit here slinging mud trying to prove something to themselves and one another.
----------
Please highlight for me where you mentioned the processor was innovative?
Like I said in a previous post, it was not my intention to say that you specifically said there was no innovation (thought I was replying to you but apparently I was confusing you and LordVic), rather is was my reaction to so many people saying that Apple no longer innovates. Your post triggered the reaction to a general attitude I've seen from others.
You are absolutely right. I didn't go out and say that the chip was innovative. That is something you said, I I agreed to, with some added commentary. Apologies. I thought you omitted something from my post, but you did not. Here is that quote.
Originally Posted by Geckotek
Nope, evidence of innovation is the new processor. Apple did something original there.
That's fine. Notice I am not saying there was no innovation. I am simply pointing out to those people who sarcastically say "oh but Apple innovated nothing" and then point to sales numbers. Sales are great. They are not evidence Of Innovation. I stand by that.
What you said, while true, had little do do with my original statement.
If I may, I am expecting that people's issues are mostly coming from a lack of a killer new software feature. Every year we have been given something totally new. This year we got maps, which we already had in one form or another. Maybe they are earth shatteringly better. From what we have seen, they seem about the same (in terms of already getting the functionality through the App Store or on other devices). In terms of the OS itself, I personally don't see a whole lot of innovation. Refinement, sure. Innovation, not so much.
Assuming I am right, I can't blame people for thinking this way. Words like ecosystem, software, etc. get thrown around way more frequently than does hardware. People expect a whole lot from their software. I was expecting a whole lot from this software. I don't feel Apple delivered, based on preliminary information.
