Red Mosquito

dimejinky99 wrote:i was talking about capabilities, not size..

size matters not etc

4s has 4g

not here it doesnt

bodysnatcher wrote:

zeb wrote:Thing is: I don't feel superior because I use Apple products. I just don't find the majority of Android products appealing.

Absolutely same for me. I'm a default Apple user bc of my career, and I like Apple products bc of the effort put into their design. I've just never enjoyed the Android interface and user experience. Sure, i definitely wish Apple was as evolved as Android in terms of functionality, but I'll sacrifice functionality for an interface that I enjoy and interact with all day

Realistically my only problem with iPhones and iPhone users in general boils down to one letter.


i.


iPhone users dont refer to their phone. They don't refer to their cell. They call it only by name, to the point of subtle pretentiousness. "oh let me grab my iPhone," or "my iPhone needs to charge."

I highly doubt those people go home and say "let me turn on the samsung" or "i'm going to grab a beer out of the maytag."

and as a result of the constant subtle bragging people feel the need to bring it down a peg or two.

Thejambi wrote:

dimejinky99 wrote:i was talking about capabilities, not size..

size matters not etc

4s has 4g

Dime's correct, we had the same issue here. The US 4g networks operate on different frequencies(?) to UK/Aus, and the 4s was only compatible with the US one.

@SkitchP wrote:

bodysnatcher wrote:

zeb wrote:Thing is: I don't feel superior because I use Apple products. I just don't find the majority of Android products appealing.

Absolutely same for me. I'm a default Apple user bc of my career, and I like Apple products bc of the effort put into their design. I've just never enjoyed the Android interface and user experience. Sure, i definitely wish Apple was as evolved as Android in terms of functionality, but I'll sacrifice functionality for an interface that I enjoy and interact with all day

Realistically my only problem with iPhones and iPhone users in general boils down to one letter.


i.


iPhone users dont refer to their phone. They don't refer to their cell. They call it only by name, to the point of subtle pretentiousness. "oh let me grab my iPhone," or "my iPhone needs to charge."

I highly doubt those people go home and say "let me turn on the samsung" or "i'm going to grab a beer out of the maytag."

and as a result of the constant subtle bragging people feel the need to bring it down a peg or two.

Huh, I've never heard anyone do this.

zeb wrote:

Or like this?

PC trackpads do that too.

For me, the proof is in the pudding.

Had tons of PC's. At home and at work. I do the same internetting everywhere. My pc's were always having problems. Viruses, slowdowns, other various B.S.

I have not had 1 problem with any of that int he 5 years ive had my MacBook.

It works for me and I really like it.

And, I probably do refer to my phone as Iphone on occasion and I have a feeling that has to do with habit of most people. Being the first smartphone I suppose at the time it was never regarded as just a phone.

I dont think im better, non apple users. We are all on our own smartphone journey, you know? Hugs.

Self wrote:

@SkitchP wrote:

bodysnatcher wrote:

zeb wrote:Thing is: I don't feel superior because I use Apple products. I just don't find the majority of Android products appealing.

Absolutely same for me. I'm a default Apple user bc of my career, and I like Apple products bc of the effort put into their design. I've just never enjoyed the Android interface and user experience. Sure, i definitely wish Apple was as evolved as Android in terms of functionality, but I'll sacrifice functionality for an interface that I enjoy and interact with all day

Realistically my only problem with iPhones and iPhone users in general boils down to one letter.


i.


iPhone users dont refer to their phone. They don't refer to their cell. They call it only by name, to the point of subtle pretentiousness. "oh let me grab my iPhone," or "my iPhone needs to charge."

I highly doubt those people go home and say "let me turn on the samsung" or "i'm going to grab a beer out of the maytag."

and as a result of the constant subtle bragging people feel the need to bring it down a peg or two.

Huh, I've never heard anyone do this.

Yeah, that's utter bullshit.

well fine. that's the thing ive seen that bugs me. I guess everyone else is just being a jerk.

zeb wrote:

bodysnatcher wrote:

zeb wrote:Thing is: I don't feel superior because I use Apple products. I just don't find the majority of Android products appealing.

Absolutely same for me. I'm a default Apple user bc of my career, and I like Apple products bc of the effort put into their design. I've just never enjoyed the Android interface and user experience. Sure, i definitely wish Apple was as evolved as Android in terms of functionality, but I'll sacrifice functionality for an interface that I enjoy and interact with all day

This guy gets it.

I wasn't a fan of my Android interface. So, I bought a new one for $4 at Google Play.

The most underrated feature of Android phones is the back button. iPhone apps aren't consistent where the back button is. Otherwise, I find the two OS's are pretty similar anymore in their basic functionality.

@SkitchP wrote:well fine. that's the thing ive seen that bugs me. I guess everyone else is just being a jerk.

I've heard it before, skitch. Next time I'm around I'll take video with my iPhone.

dimejinky99 wrote:i dont need either..


also, does anyone know what the point of icloud is? i recently discovered it only stores your photos youve uploaded, for one month...entirely pointless..

You can sync your contacts, calendar, notes, and reminders across multiple devices. Also, if you lose your phone, or have to reinstall the operating system, you can easily just load all those things back on your phone from the cloud so you don't have to use a backup or manually input. That' what I find to be the best use for it.

You can also sign into your icloud account and Find Your Phone (with the ability to wipe it, send messages, make it beep, etc) if you lose it

theplatypus wrote:

Self wrote:

@SkitchP wrote:

bodysnatcher wrote:

zeb wrote:Thing is: I don't feel superior because I use Apple products. I just don't find the majority of Android products appealing.

Absolutely same for me. I'm a default Apple user bc of my career, and I like Apple products bc of the effort put into their design. I've just never enjoyed the Android interface and user experience. Sure, i definitely wish Apple was as evolved as Android in terms of functionality, but I'll sacrifice functionality for an interface that I enjoy and interact with all day

Realistically my only problem with iPhones and iPhone users in general boils down to one letter.


i.


iPhone users dont refer to their phone. They don't refer to their cell. They call it only by name, to the point of subtle pretentiousness. "oh let me grab my iPhone," or "my iPhone needs to charge."

I highly doubt those people go home and say "let me turn on the samsung" or "i'm going to grab a beer out of the maytag."

and as a result of the constant subtle bragging people feel the need to bring it down a peg or two.

Huh, I've never heard anyone do this.

Yeah, that's utter bullshit.

Yep, complete nonsense. Skitch, do you only hang out with assholes?

I look forward to two weeks from now when you guys all start to notice it because i pointed it out

I've heard plenty of people do what Skitch is describing, and it is unbearable. I go out of my way when I'm around someone that does this to now say "let me text them on my Galaxy" or, "excuse me while I answer my Galaxy".

Yeah iphone users do that all the fucking time.

Who the fuck cares.

how do you know someone has an iphone?

don't worry, theyll tell you

Team 'never have heard it'