iPhone negativity
Larry wrote:
> anonymousNetUser <mickey@disney.com> wrote in news:NnTek.25347$LR1.17978
> @newsfe10.phx:
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>> Don't care.
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> Noone gives a shit what YOU want....They want answer to valid
> questions....a simple YES or NO, not some fanboi deflection to avoid saying
> NO.
If I buy a product, then *I* give a <your word, not mine> about what I
want. Your questions are only relevant if the person buying the product
wants every option available. And quite frankly I don't. Let's take cars
for example: I have a comfortable three-door hatchback. Does it go 0 to
60 in 4 seconds? No. But I don't care if it did. I wouldn't drive it
that way even so. Does it have a Hemi engine. Once again, No, but I
don't care. The 5-cylinder VW engine works just fine for me.
Just because some new gadget doesn't have EVERY little feature doesn't
make it bad. Sometimes less is more.
So far, I've found my iPhone satisfactory for what *I* want. And I'm
sick and tired of people like you trying to tell me what I *should* want.
I want simplicity, I want reliability, I want value for my money. It's
why I buy Glock, why I buy VW, and why I buy Apple.
>
> See, that's the problem. Noone stuck with one wants to say "No, it won't
> play Flash or Realvideo or Realaudio or Windows Media streams that 97.8% of
> the streaming sources on the net use, especially the important commercial
> new services.
>
> So, we go into "politician mode" with stupid comments and personal inuendo
> instead of "Yes" or "No", it will or it won't.
>
> FruitFones.....NEVER a discouraging word....right?
I've got a few discouraging words. I'm a realist not a politician trying
to make everyone happy.
I can't see the screen half the time. There's apparently no way to
increase the text and icon size for older people like myself that would
appreciate that sort of thing.
The EDGE and 3G coverage in my area isn't very good.
The screen smears way too much. But I've had that problem with every
phone. Even my ancient Nokia got skin oils all over it if I used it more
than a couple times. Gently clean with a soft rag and it's fine.
>
> Will the Nokia Linux Tablets play JAVA programs on web pages?
>
> NO, DAMMIT! Can you hear me Nokia?!.....(c;
>
> They never made the deal with Sun....(sigh)....
>
> Too bad NOAA uses Java for Nexrad Radar....
>
> See? That didn't hurt a bit, except the edge of my hand beating on the
> keyboard tray's sharp edge....
>
Calm down. You're going to give yourself a heart attack.
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