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I was thinking earlier today how useless and tired these topics have become. Mentioning any of the three has too much potential to spark arguments that quickly
by Batsu 16y ago
I was thinking earlier today how useless and tired these topics have become. Mentioning any of the three has too much potential to spark arguments that quickly devolve into gadget he said/she said. I don't know how anyone can read these with interest.
On a related note, can we just accept that some of these big name people will switch devices and we don't need to hear about it? They have the same complaints as everyone else, so does it really matter?
</brief rant and probably karma>
- drivebyacct 16y agoEspecially since everyone has their opinion which is in some way tainted by which phone they have, which platform they like, or ultimately what things are more important to them day-to-day. Fundamentals and ideology - they will likely side Android. If it's all about UX then its Apple. There are merits to debate still and there are interesting arguments about how it will affect their market share, but everyone in these topics has pretty much already made up their mind. The conversation plays out the same way everytime...