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In hindsight the best decisions I've made this year regarding the enjoyment of my Apple devices was not upgrading from iOS 10, and not upgrading to High Sierra.
by pentae 9y ago
In hindsight the best decisions I've made this year regarding the enjoyment of my Apple devices was not upgrading from iOS 10, and not upgrading to High Sierra. I really want to buy new Apple products and enjoy them but the company doesn't make hardware or software I want anymore.
- sarreph 9y agoDon't even talk to me about iOS 11... Upgraded from a (somewhat sluggish, but usable) 5S on iOS 10, to a new iPhone 8 on iOS 11... The snappiness in apps is all there (which is what I wanted), but man the bugs! One of my current gripes is that I can only be 80% sure a photo I'm taking will save to camera-roll... I thought I'd lost all of my videos from Christmas Day morning until they spontaneously appeared 10 minutes later. Trying to post to Instagram Stories is another fun game that tends to fail 50% of the time.
- fiddlerwoaroof 9y agoInteresting, I haven’t noticed any major issues with my iPhone 8.
- FanaHOVA 9y agoSame with an 8+, switched from a 6, so much better.
- vonseel 9y ago> I really want to buy new Apple products and enjoy them but the company doesn't make hardware or software I want anymore. Problem solved! Move on to buying things you do want.
- staplers 9y agoRealistically, nothing matches macOS in terms of beautiful simplicity with a vast range of apps for designers/artists. Every other solution requires major hacking and customization (VMs, emulators, obscure OS', lacking in compatibility, mobile integration, backups) Apple users are complaining so loudly now because they had it good for so long and now it's fleeting.