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No, it's Campos. Nice to meet you. You can handicap my remark by observing I live in the Bay Area, but even my parents have iPhones, entirely of their own volit
by danilocampos 15y ago
No, it's Campos. Nice to meet you. You can handicap my remark by observing I live in the Bay Area, but even my parents have iPhones, entirely of their own volition.
Haters gonna hate, but Steve just saved me a bunch of money, completely transparently. While pissing off a bunch of incompetent, exploitative carriers. I'm pretty pleased.
- argarg 15y agoI'm not hating, I just think it's weird that everyone you know have iPhones, when Android devices are outselling iPhones 2:1 and have now a bigger market share than iOS. Yet it's still possible. I'm just impressed.
- danilocampos 15y agoI'd read that again. Everyone I text has iPhones. With a possible exception every couple months. I don't live in IPhone Bubble but I certainly communicate inside of one. That doesn't strike me as terribly unusual. And even if it were only half, I'm still saving money since I don't have to change my habits. Pretty good deal. If you're not a carrier.
- nmcfarl 15y agoI have to say this is an important distinction. Nearly everyone I /text/ has an iPhone, because they are the ones that text back. The exceptions are both Blackberry users. All of my dumb-phone friends (and my single Android friend), will just call me back if I text them, so I might as well dial them in the first place.