ok prefesser
I made a typo on my iPad. Also you spelt "ok" wrong the proper english spelling is "Okay".
ok prefesser
I made a typo on my iPad. Also you spelt "ok" wrong the proper english spelling is "Okay".
Why are these kids undeserving? Many kids I know have saved up for their iPhone and have needed to work for days to do so.
Just because your president, a doctor, a prefesser doesn't make you more entitled to a smartphone then a teenager which has had to work much harder then you to earn it.
I sit in a weekly manager's meeting with everyone else on the Droid Pro and still feel pretty good about my sweet 3gs.
Spelt (Triticum spelta) is a hexaploid species of wheat...
I'm no grammar Nazi especially that En ain't my native language but this one is just cool![]()
Oh Jesus. Come on.
Heaven flippin' forbid you don't feel elitist. Stop worry about what everyone else has and use the iPhone. If it bothers you so much, then go buy something else that does make your ego larger.
In all honesty, I'd prefer you didn't use an iPhone so that the snobby stereotype you exude doesn't trickle to Apple users.
Dear OP,
I see from your signature that you are a photographer. Therefore, I must ask you to cease and desist from using the term "professional" in requesting an iPhone "Pro." Historically, professionals were limited to those with degrees in one of the three learned professions: divinity, medicine, and law.
As a professional, I feel really good about my education and know I work hard for my status, and when I see someone with comparatively little education using my title, I get "that feeling."
I'm ranting, I know, but I can't be the only one. I don't feel the "privilege" as I once did 5 years ago with a title as a professional and when no "photographers" had it. Now you go to a party and photographers have the same title you do. WTF.
Sincerely,
SooneratND, Esq.
P.S. See what I did there? Your post suffers from the same problems.
If there were an iPhone pro with more features, I'm betting more kids would have it anyway.
Most of the older people I see with any smartphone can't use it to its potential. Especially, as has been said, when it comes to iOS multitasking etc. That's the beauty of the iPhone, even idiots can use it well, while power users can use it exceptionally or jailbreak it and be awesome.
Does anybody else feel really good about their iPhone and know they work hard for their toys and then see a little 15-8 year old with the same phone, and get that feeling...
Im ranting I know, but I can't be the only one. I don't feel the "privilege" as I once did 5 years ago with a Palm Pre and when no "kids" had it. Now you go to a party and their kids have the same phone you do. WTF. YES mommy and daddy pay for it, but it shouldn't be, I feel. Why not make the iPhone $1k and have it be more expensive so little teenie-boppers won't have it.
IMO Apple should've release an iPhone Pro edition, and an iPhone Basic. Pro would have more GB, better resolution, the dual cameras, custom carrier pricing etc whatever.
And the iPhone Pro would have a more practical contract via the carrier and you had to have job in order to use it....
Glad to be a kid.Respectfully, I'll use the word kids to refer to young people 19 and under.
If not for the kids and women, Apples iPhone sales would not be as great as they are. They've put Apple on the map.
The kids are the ones that made the iPod super successful, and in turn the earliest adopters of the iPhone.
Those of us adults that are tech enthusiasts like them because we like Apple. Beyond that they are technically boring.
The engineers and other tech enthusiasts amongst us find Android far more interesting and technically diverse.
If not for the kids and women, Apples iPhone sales would not be as great as they are. They've put Apple on the map.