http://9to5mac.com/2011/10/20/steve...c-MacAllDay+(9+to+5+Mac+-+Apple+Intelligence)
Wow I'm speechless, I'm still getting the book tho
Wow I'm speechless, I'm still getting the book tho
Pink∆Floyd;13684841 said:I wish he lived enough for the world to witness this
Android has been becoming more similar to iOS, there's no denying it
But Apple will not kill Android.Not today, not tomorrow.
This is actually spot on. The market is so over-saturated it's not even funny, but I won't even get into all that. I'll keep it simple...Nope Google might do it all on their own
But man, they could've made iOS worlds better, given the iPhone a bigger screen... Basically, they should've not only pleased the Apple fans, but made more Apple-converts.
Nope Google might do it all on their own
Agreed! However I think Apple's biggest blunder was ATT exclusivity for 4 years. It gave it the just the amount of time Android needed to get its foothold in the market. Carrier contracts make it difficult for customers to leave (as they should, they are a business) But most people are given upgrade from their carrier before there 2 years are up and they choose to upgrade to a better phone, and for a long time this meant Android.
If he wanted to destroy Android, why didn't they just make the iPhone better?
Seriously, we put up with compromises when we buy iPhones over Android phones. (not saying we don't have advantages too, obviously) But man, they could've made iOS worlds better, given the iPhone a bigger screen... Basically, they should've not only pleased the Apple fans, but made more Apple-converts.
You mean a business should be able to lock you in, and not give you freedom of choice... Sounds like a trap, personally I would rather they didnt have so much power. They literally can estimate there dollars for the next two years, makes no network upgrades for a significant amount of time cause your locked...I can't imagine why u would say rightfully so to something do blatantly predatory.
You mean a business should be able to lock you in, and not give you freedom of choice... Sounds like a trap, personally I would rather they didnt have so much power. They literally can estimate there dollars for the next two years, makes no network upgrades for a significant amount of time cause your locked...I can't imagine why u would say rightfully so to something do blatantly predatory.
If he wanted to destroy Android, why didn't they just make the iPhone better?
Seriously, we put up with compromises when we buy iPhones over Android phones. (not saying we don't have advantages too, obviously) But man, they could've made iOS worlds better, given the iPhone a bigger screen... Basically, they should've not only pleased the Apple fans, but made more Apple-converts.
Bigger screens ≠ better.
Seriously, 3.5" is so perfect. People can actually use their phone with one hand.
Bigger screens ≠ better.
Seriously, 3.5" is so perfect. People can actually use their phone with one hand.