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I guess for him the apps had a novelty they never had for me. I use a few apps and the browser. I'm very happy with my iPhone. Overall this reads like "my refr
by massysett 10y ago
I guess for him the apps had a novelty they never had for me. I use a few apps and the browser. I'm very happy with my iPhone.
Overall this reads like "my refrigerator keeps food cold, it is reliable for years, the novelty has worn off" or "I went to the grocery store and bought every cereal in the cereal aisle, there are too many, it's hard to find good ones, the novelty of having all this cereal has worn off, let's go back to when oatmeal was the only choice." I guess this sort of thinking is inevitable when you hunt around for apps. Most people don't hunt around for apps. They have a need, then they get an app. They're happy.
- xlayn 10y agoI agree. I consider it a part of a more generic problem. The problem of "The next best thing", to search for novelty; I would say the last NBT was maybe Siri and I just use it to set lazy alarms...