Most middle schoolers don't know what Facebook is, other than something their grandma uses.Neither is Instagram of Facebook, but middle schoolers are on there, so there's that logic.
Most middle schoolers don't know what Facebook is, other than something their grandma uses.Neither is Instagram of Facebook, but middle schoolers are on there, so there's that logic.
Yeah yeah, you guys got sex drugs & rock & roll. By the time I was a teen The Bastards had already come along and outlawed all those perspective-enhancing activities, & we got HIV, the War on Drugs, and the Satanic Panic lol. In these enlightened times we’ve replaced mind-expanding with fantasy violence. Maybe it’s no surprise that so many here can’t imagine what a possible use for a Mixed Reality headset could be, beyond FPS gaming. Perhaps AR/VR will open up new avenues for a new generation to explore ideas far afield.When I was a teen in the mid sixties.......
Oh, never mind.
It’s the same for android fans though too. The majority of my coworkers are staunch ANTI-Apple folks, but they have never tried an Apple device. I had a friend buy a 10 year old used iPad once and he just whined incessantly about how crappy it was in comparison to his brand new, top of the line, pixel and he patted himself on the back for being open-minded about platforms. I had an aneurism every time he spoke a word about it.I’m continuously baffled by these customer retention numbers for iPhones. There are so many great options out there, and the iPhone is just one of those options. Android is amazing these days.
Now, if someone has tried both platforms but prefers an iPhone, well there you go. But I’d wager that most of these people have ever tried Android in the first place. I believe in giving something a fair go before you make a choice.
Almost every person I know that has an iPhone has never tried Android, and just prefer to stick with what they know. I’m sure I’m not the only one who has seen this behavior.
If something is already popular it will attract teens, this study just shows that they even less interest with tech that hasn't been established, and logically it would be the same for consumers. People don't spend money that easily. iPhones are well known among teens, this however is the news media grasping at straws to show they achieved something.I also like my iPhone and Apple Watch and have no interest in an AR/VR headset.
That's part of the problem, yes.I’m continuously baffled by these customer retention numbers for iPhones. There are so many great options out there, and the iPhone is just one of those options. Android is amazing these days.
Now, if someone has tried both platforms but prefers an iPhone, well there you go. But I’d wager that most of these people have ever tried Android in the first place. I believe in giving something a fair go before you make a choice.
Almost every person I know that has an iPhone has never tried Android, and just prefer to stick with what they know. I’m sure I’m not the only one who has seen this behavior.
And if it's anyone who can make the concept of wearables sexy, it's Apple.
I hate iPhones; everything about them is cringe; from the fact that every lemming has one like some brainwashed cult follower, to the fact that iOS is always gimped in some hilarious fashion, how the hardware is held back (no MicroSD card, are you effing serious?) etc. I'll never own one. I had an iPod, and I hated it just as much (awful battery life).It’s the same for android fans though too. The majority of my coworkers are staunch ANTI-Apple folks, but they have never tried an Apple device. I had a friend buy a 10 year old used iPad once and he just whined incessantly about how crappy it was in comparison to his brand new, top of the line, pixel and he patted himself on the back for being open-minded about platforms. I had an aneurism every time he spoke a word about it.
sure, it’s true about Apple product users too, but there is a difference.
I tell the android fanboys all the time: just owning one Apple device wont impress you - usually. Apple products increase in utility with each additional product category you own. That GENERALLY is NOT the case with android. While each product may be comparable by itself, the ecosystems and longevity is not. That is where - even if android users have “tried” an Apple product, I don’t consider that truly using Apple products. And in those cases, they may be better off with android, truthfully. Because they don’t want the ecosystem.
I hate iPhones; everything about them is cringe; from the fact that every lemming has one like some brainwashed cult follower, to the fact that iOS is always gimped in some hilarious fashion, how the hardware is held back (no MicroSD card, are you effing serious?) etc. I'll never own one. I had an iPod, and I hated it just as much (awful battery life).
But I built my Hackintosh and I absolute love Mac OS, especially Apple's laptops. It's pretty pathetic how Apple's crappy portable FASHION devices get so much praise but their best product (Mac OS) still gets completely wrecked PC's dominance with windows (laptops included). Most people have it backwards too; those who do have an Iphone typically dont ever want to deal with a Mac. WTF? My girlfriend is just like that; has an iPhone, an Apple watch but won't get a MacBook and bring it all together.
I hate iPhones; everything about them is cringe; from the fact that every lemming has one like some brainwashed cult follower, to the fact that iOS is always gimped in some hilarious fashion, how the hardware is held back (no MicroSD card, are you effing serious?) etc. I'll never own one. I had an iPod, and I hated it just as much (awful battery life).
But I built my Hackintosh and I absolute love Mac OS, especially Apple's laptops. It's pretty pathetic how Apple's crappy portable FASHION devices get so much praise but their best product (Mac OS) still gets completely wrecked PC's dominance with windows (laptops included). Most people have it backwards too; those who do have an Iphone typically dont ever want to deal with a Mac. WTF? My girlfriend is just like that; has an iPhone, an Apple watch but won't get a MacBook and bring it all together.