Apple Looking After Users As Per Usual

[SimonMac]

My 2011 Macbook Pro is still used every day, although now classed as ancient so looks like I will be upgrading soon

[Mordac]

And you think Android will do a better job of transferring your setting between handsets?

Probably not, but I'll have a choice of handsets, and not forced into using whatever Apple choose for me.

You know that you can do the restore from iCloud/iTunes to a new device, return it if you don't like the results, while still keeping your original device running don't you?

I've had quite enough of Itunes, thanks. Life's just too short

[OwlHoot]

Bring on 128 bit only OS

or a 50-qbit OS

[OwlHoot]

Me too. And when it dies, I won't be getting another iPhone.

Praise the Lord - Someone else who has seen the light! Alleluyah!

[SimonMac]

Probably not, but I'll have a choice of handsets, and not forced into using whatever Apple choose for me.



I've had quite enough of Itunes, thanks. Life's just too short

Why you'll never have the latest version of Android

[MrMarkyMark]

My brother was pretty much an Apple Fanboi for many years, being a Graphic Designer.

Certainly sings a different tune now

[TheFaQQer]

Why you'll never have the latest version of Android

I don't run Android 4.1 - should I be worried?

[sal]

Probably not, but I'll have a choice of handsets, and not forced into using whatever Apple choose for me.

This is a valid point and it's your right. For me the OS/Platform is much more important than how my handset looks.

I've had quite enough of Itunes, thanks. Life's just too short

Being using Apple products for over 5 years and plan to keep using them in the near future, never had the need to use iTunes.

[grabri]

Why you'll never have the latest version of Android

Why you'll never have a link to the latest up-to-date news....

[sal]

My brother was pretty much an Apple Fanboi for many years, being a Graphic Designer.

Certainly sings a different tune now

I would go out on a limb and say that his view changed because of the last year's MBP debacle, with that one Apple really shot themselves in the foot. The newly announced iMac Pro is yet another show of overconfidence that is about to be shattered. Non-upgradable workstation that starts at $5000... Fool me once (Mac Pro 2013 with next to no refreshes) shame on you, fool me twice, shame on me...

But on the mobiles front they are still going strong, although the true innovation (or at least popularization of someone else's ideas) died with Jobs. Let's see what the anniversary iPhone will bring to the table this autumn.