25 and 10 months here. You should consider me as 26 now
Heh. That philosophy will change in a few years.
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Heh. That philosophy will change in a few years.
66 and on my 2nd iPhone, my 2nd iPad and my first MacBook Pro. My husband who is 73 has my old iPhone 4s and my old iPad.
My first smart anything was a Palm pilot, then I got a Blackberry.
My first smart anything was a Palm pilot, then I got a Blackberry.
I can relate.Let's put it this way: I have on occasion been offered that 'old-peoples' discount, without asking for it. Not sure if I should be insulted, or thankful. Maybe I need more sleep, and less time on MR.
When we were kids, we used to say about elderly men (and well worn jokes),
"Older than the hills, and twice as dusty!"
best reply ever!I'm 68, and have an iPhone 5.
Of course, as is frequently pointed out by many poster regarding old people and electronics...I have no idea how to use it.
I like to look at the pretty pictures on it, and the new pretty colors on it now...while carefully drooling out of the side of my face so as no to get the drool on the pretty phone.
Soon, I will hire a young person to come and show me how to turn it off, and do the battery filling up thing...and maybe make a call. I'm not sure that I can handle all those other things the pretty pictures on it do...
I'm 68, and have an iPhone 5.
Of course, as is frequently pointed out by many poster regarding old people and electronics...I have no idea how to use it.
I like to look at the pretty pictures on it, and the new pretty colors on it now...while carefully drooling out of the side of my face so as no to get the drool on the pretty phone.
Soon, I will hire a young person to come and show me how to turn it off, and do the battery filling up thing...and maybe make a call. I'm not sure that I can handle all those other things the pretty pictures on it do...
Agreed. As a 61-year-old geezer, I feel like Satan when I show younger people a jailbroken iPhone or show them how to access Settings, how to do a hard reboot, how to enter DFU mode, etc. I just don't feel right.
Agreed. As a 61-year-old geezer, I feel like Satan when I show younger people a jailbroken iPhone or show them how to access Settings, how to do a hard reboot, how to enter DFU mode, etc. I just don't feel right.
I bet they had also an empty look?
25 and I would sell iPhone SE if there would be no jailbreak Close system with many limitations and stupid things (no stock LTE /2G switch, no screen timeout block trigger in stock control center, no Bluetooth file sending between Android and iOS). But there is no better small phone on the market and with jailbreak it's way better than any Android phone I owned.
Close system with many limitations and stupid things (no stock LTE /2G switch, no screen timeout block trigger in stock control center, no Bluetooth file sending between Android and iOS). But there is no better small phone on the market and with jailbreak it's way better than any Android phone I owned.
Think that's what we're going at
Would hope someone wouldn't be hoping to get an accurate poll about a general topic by a group of enthursiast
Well I am 79 years old. I've had the original iPad, then the iPad 3. I've also got the iPhone 5S, iPhone 6 Plus, iPhone 7. I've got two iMacs a 2007 and a 2012. Recently bought the iPad pro 12.9 inch and the smaller iPad pro for the wife. The only problem that I have is keeping up with all the updates on each device. I've only been using computers since 1996.
When I bought my Apple II (not a plus or a C) I wanted all 16K of memory - dealer couldn't understand why I wanted that much memory.
