Lol. you must be an ignorant child and you don't know anything about India.
US is getting downgraded from 1st world to 3rd world and India is going opposite way..
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Lol. you must be an ignorant child and you don't know anything about India.
US is getting downgraded from 1st world to 3rd world and India is going opposite way..
Don't confuse your network connections with lag on iCloud. It's always been pretty much instant, be it contacts, meetings, photos, documents etc...
No, it's outrageous. I nowadays always use Google Drive, since iCloud is so laggy. Sometimes files appear only a day later. Nothing to do with my network connection obviously.
My iCloud is pretty much instant like others have posted. Love that its integrated within the Apple ecosystem and works seamlessly and automatically. Maybe you had something wrong with yours?
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You must be the same if you think the US is headed towards the 3rd world.
Yeah, the millions of poor in India are lining up for days to buy the latest iPhone.
It doesn't have to cost that much. Most of the money people pay for the iphone goes into Apple's pocket, and not towards their employees anyway.
Apple doesn't build iPhones either. They contract it out. But Apple do pay their employees well. Just more BS from Apple haters.
I don't understand your point of disagreement here. Nothing you said contradicts what I said.
Correct. They contract it out, and keep the money. I don't know about you, but when I buy any product, I want my money to go towards the value of the product, and not simply into someones pocket or in a pile of cash. To the extent that I like Apple's products, I want them to stay profitable, but I don't want to taken for a ride either.
Correct. They contract it out, and keep the money. I don't know about you, but when I buy any product, I want my money to go towards the value of the product, and not simply into someones pocket or in a pile of cash. To the extent that I like Apple's products, I want them to stay profitable, but I don't want to taken for a ride either.
You have no grasp of how businesses run. Or you're just an Apple hater that only applies fake rage towards Apple.
Don't know why but your silly statement genuinely made me laugh. Thanks for that..
In India firms often hire graduates from STEM fields other than computer science and train them to be developers. Some young people get themselves trained from non-academic institutes(NIIT). Some employers may not hire such graduates. The ones with an academic computer science background generally are more sought after.
Regarding machinist India has no dearth of quality machinists. A lot of these machinists/worksman often gain experience skills by working in small mom and pop units. India now manufactures more automobiles and perhaps other machinery items than the US, which points out to the availability of skilled trades. It may still be less than that of China and may not appear a you might imagine it but it is there.