Apple iPhone and related items (cont.)

[Spymaster]

What do you think Apple's best current product is, editor ?

 

[gosub]

What do you think Apple's best current product is, editor ?

they do some state of the art accountancy stuff

 

[editor]

What do you think Apple's best current product is, editor ?

The Macbook Air. Lovely machines (but now much harder to justify in the face of machines like the Chromebook Flip).

 

[Spymaster]

The Macbook Air.

What about phones, historically?

 

[editor]

What about phones, historically?

What about them?

 

[Spymaster]

What about them?

What are your favourite Apple phones?

 

[Kid_Eternity]

Yeah. Fuck off.

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[editor]

What are your favourite Apple phones?

None at the moment. I think they've overpriced. I liked the 3S enough to buy it with my own money but nothing has moved me much since for the prices they've been asking.

I think the Xperia Compact z3 represents far better value and that's why I'm still using it. Can't see any reason at all to shell out loads more for any other phone, Android or Apple.

I trust that answers your question in full.

 

[Kid_Eternity]

Actually, I had an iPhone once and I'm interested in technology. Apple have - in the past - produced some amazing stuff but it's weird seeing how some people are unable to accept any kind of criticism about their latest products. I still like to point out the obvious flaws in the company's 'courageous' (LOL) decisions though.

Lol you had a 3GS for barely a month. Not sure exactly relevant experience in this day and age![emoji23]

Sent from my iPhone which is currently laughing at silly data points...


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[Spymaster]

I trust that answers your question in full.

Not quite. What did you like about the 3S?

 

[Kid_Eternity]

The more I think about it the more those wireless earphones look pretty damn interesting. Think we will see some health related stuff from them...


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[editor]

Not quite. What did you like about the 3S?

It totally fucked up and I had terrible after sales service. And I hated Apple's controlling ways about music and other aspects of the phone.

 

[Spymaster]

It totally fucked up and I had terrible after sales service. And I hated Apple's controlling ways about music and other aspects of the phone.

That's what you liked about it?

 

[mhendo]

Not quite. What did you like about the 3S?

It totally fucked up and I had terrible after sales service. And I hated Apple's controlling ways about music and other aspects of the phone.

 

[editor]

That's what you liked about it?

It liked it until it fucked up and became a major pain in the arse. It was the most expensive phone I'd ever owned so I was seriously pissed off. Is that so hard to understand?

 

[Spymaster]

It liked it until it fucked up and became a major pain in the arse. It was the most expensive phone I'd ever owned so I was seriously pissed off. Is that so hard to understand?

Well it's more understandable now that you've clarified your previous mistake.

What fucked-up on the 3S?

 

[editor]

Well it's more understandable now that you've clarified your previous mistake.

What fucked-up on the 3S?

It was documented here if you're that fascinated.

 

[Spymaster]

It was documented here if you're that fascinated.

Oh, fantastic, I'll be sure to look it up. Have you got a link?

Tell me, what's so fantastic about the Macbook Air?

 

[mauvais]

Oh, fantastic, I'll be sure to look it up. Have you got a link?

Tell me, what's so fantastic about the Macbook Air?

He's right about the Macbook Air. Like the best of Apple stuff, it pushes the boundaries for design across all brands.

Much as I disagree with editor regularly on consumer stuff, he is fundamentally right on this one. The significance might be overinflated but somewhere in there the point is right.

 

[Spymaster]

Much as I disagree with editor regularly on consumer stuff, he is fundamentally right on this one.

Don't be daft!

 

[strung out]

He's right about the Macbook Air. Like the best of Apple stuff, it pushes the boundaries for design across all brands.

Much as I disagree with editor regularly on consumer stuff, he is fundamentally right on this one. The significance might be overinflated but somewhere in there the point is right.

I agree. While it's not the end of the world, the headphone socket/adaptor change is just shit. Annoying and shit.

 

[Ranbay]

Apple Plug: Our lightest product ever.

 

[sim667]

Come on. How many people have fucked their iPhone up because it got wet. It's undoubtedly a good thing to have a waterproof phone.

I used to work in a darkroom...... this would have saved numerous phones

A lot of ladies I know have dropped theres in the loo buy having it in the back pocket and it falling out as they drop their trousers to take a piss.

 

[mauvais]

Worth reminding that this whole waterproofing business is only any use against fresh water. Drop your phone in the sea or some weird chemicals, don't rinse it off, and things like the connector contacts can still degrade. Or possibly even do something nasty quite fast.

 

[Ranbay]

Never ever broken, lost or water damaged a Iphone since I got a 3, had a 4,5 and now have a 6 (however I do have a decent case for the 6)

 

[Winot]

Never ever broken, lost or water damaged a Iphone since I got a 3, had a 4,5 and now have a 6 (however I do have a decent case for the 6)

Identical experience here.

 

[Ranbay]

Say that the number of people I see in work (3k people in this building) with broken screens and still using the phone does make me laugh.

 

[Kid_Eternity]

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[Kid_Eternity]

Apple Plug: Our lightest product ever.

Haha love it![emoji23]


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[skyscraper101]

$10 will get you a wire for your wireless AirPods

http://tcrn.ch/2cV2gaH