Whilst I agree with you in most every way. One of my Apple TV remotes did lose connection the other day before it regained connection 3 seconds later. Oh the humanity 😂. 4 Trillion dollars and my remote did this to me!
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Whilst I agree with you in most every way. One of my Apple TV remotes did lose connection the other day before it regained connection 3 seconds later. Oh the humanity 😂. 4 Trillion dollars and my remote did this to me!
No, not all people have agency. An indeterminate chunk of Apple customers buy solely because they don't want to look poor. These types have no inner monologue so it's just going with the flow
OK…
Well… I would propose to you that you are possibly a bit of an outlier with that level of reliability, again, especially with HomePods.
Respectfully, I think Apple themselves would be a little bit surprised you’ve never encountered even a slight hiccup or a bug
You are very fortunate
Cheers
Surely you are being sarcastic?When you think about that… what does Apple really have beside a die hard brand following group.
I mean… they don’t produce anything. Their software is falling behind and the quality of it too.
They’ve the knowledge of the M-series of chips. But that’s a matter of time that Qualcomm beats them too.
They have brand loyalty for sure and a strong protected ecosystem.
All the hardware they’re selling isn’t theirs. All parts of other vendors.
So what value does Apple really have?
Butterfly keyboards prove people will stick with a brand that abuses their trust because of, I guess, tribalism and in-group preference
Same thing for Android and windows users. Many of them refuse to go with Apple because they don’t want to look like sheep! But they are doing the exact same thing. "I’m smarter than Apple because I don’t buy Apple". Great argument you have.No, not all people have agency. An indeterminate chunk of Apple customers buy solely because they don't want to look poor. These types have no inner monologue so it's just going with the flow
A diehard group to propel them to $4T. Sign me up.When you think about that… what does Apple really have beside a die hard brand following group.
False.I mean… they don’t produce anything.
False.Their software is falling behind and the quality of it too.
We’ll see. If and when the time comes.They’ve the knowledge of the M-series of chips. But that’s a matter of time that Qualcomm beats them too.
AgreeThey have brand loyalty for sure and a strong protected ecosystem.
That’s the same as the car you buy isn’t totally manufactured by the manufacturer.All the hardware they’re selling isn’t theirs. All parts of other vendors.
Its ecosystem. Valued to be $4T. Like it or not. All of the false criticism in the world isn’t being heard by the universe.So what value does Apple really have?
Trying to dig into the psychology of the buyer is really hits rock bottom as for logical and cogent arguments relating to apple popularity.No, not all people have agency. An indeterminate chunk of Apple customers buy solely because they don't want to look poor. These types have no inner monologue so it's just going with the flow
How come there comes so little out of Apple?
People make up stuff on the internet. Every time someone starts a thread about an issue they have he is the 1st one to respond that its their fault because he doesn't have any issues lmao Everything is just peachy in Apple World for some people even though they lie.
A diehard group to propel them to $4T. Sign me up.
False.
False.
We’ll see. If and when the time comes.
Agree
That’s the same as the car you buy isn’t totally manufactured by the manufacturer.
Its ecosystem. Valued to be $4T. Like it or not. All of the false criticism in the world isn’t being heard by the universe.
Pretty sure I read where you acknowledged there were problems. Oh there it is, right at the tip of the page.So, I'm a liar now? Because I have no issues with Apple products?
Precisely where did I respond to someone that some problem was their fault?
I think we can all acknowledge there is never any need for them to charge so much for RAM and SSD upgrades. But let’s be honest here.that's why they neeeeed to charge so much for RAM and SSD
Even the iPhone is getting way behind in what the competition is offering. Hard- and software are nowhere on parity with the kinds of Samsung, oppo, xiaomi, etc. And when considering the Google pixel pro… AI offerings from Apple are for kindergarten.
Most of Apple's 2 billion customers, and especially the iPhone customers, values simplicity, uniformity, convenience, as close to zero work as possible when it comes to administration and integration, beauty etc.
What Android people values I don't know but it probably is something different.
I don’t think that was the point of the post. The point of the post is that they believe Apple users value certain things (the list is long).Just on this. They have 2 billion active devices this does not equal 2 billion customers. There are only 8 billion people on the planet. Extremely unlikely 1 in 4 own an Apple device.
I don’t think that was the point of the post. The point of the post is that they believe Apple users value certain things (the list is long).
But Android people value different things, but we don’t know what. Maybe you can extend on that? I can try but people won’t like it. 🤨
Fair enough. I just gloss over stuff like that, and make mistakes like that all the time. I just thought the points were more valid than the error. I still think the point about not knowing what Android users see as more desirable than Apple users is a great question that I rarely ever see answered.Just clearing that up, it's been repeated multiple times in this thread as evidence of how many happy and returning customers Apple have.
In addition:Just on this. They have 2 billion active devices this does not equal 2 billion customers. There are only 8 billion people on the planet. Extremely unlikely 1 in 4 own an Apple device.
In addition:
What counts as active? Daily use? Weekly? Monthly? Network access? Powered up? Is my 12” G4 PowerBook, that I power up once or twice a year an active device?
What counts as a device? Air tag? Is an AirPod 1 device or is it 2 devices or is it 3? Is an Apple TV remote as separate device? Cables? Cleaning cloth?
Fair enough. I just gloss over stuff like that, and make mistakes like that all the time. I just thought the points were more valid than the error. I still think the point about not knowing what Android users see as more desirable than Apple users is a great question that I rarely ever see answered.
Android fans tend to dwell on hate on Apple rather than the benefits of a fragmented ecosystem.
So it’s the way they framed the question that annoyed you rather than the content. An emotional response when it’s actually not the point of the post?It's just very unlikely to be anywhere close to accurate so yeah it does matter when you are using it to support your argument. If it wasn't being used for emphasis why was the figure even used in the first place?
You would have to ask an Android user the Android question I mean 'fans' and 'hate' are strange words to use about corporations to be honest. I don't really get emotional about any of them really.
I have absolutely no doubt they are counting every single polishing cloth as an active device!
So it’s the way they framed the question that annoyed you rather than the content. An emotional response when it’s actually not the point of the post?
And you are using this to support an argument. Sounds like an emotional response to me. If you are sooooo concerned About facts and getting things right, why write this?
If you have "no doubt", where do you garner that information?
lol. Jokes. I thought it was hypocrisy.No that's a joke. Try to keep things in perspective won't you?
Pretty sure people keeping repeating something of an easy error annoyed you. Otherwise why correct something that you said happens all them time. What is the point of correcting someone for something when it isn’t the actual point of the post. Someone even corrected me for putting 3 emojis instead of the required one on this thread! But we are all wired differently.No didn't annoy me. It's just a bit silly to think Apple have 2 billion customers isn't it and people kept repeating it.