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It's not blind faith if the previous 4 versions were very good. It's quite reasonable to expect the next version to be even better. This is especially so if i
by yequalsx 15y ago
It's not blind faith if the previous 4 versions were very good. It's quite reasonable to expect the next version to be even better. This is especially so if it's not just the product line with a track record of quality but rather most of the company's products having a record of quality. This is also not a sign of a cult following as the article suggests.
- astral303 15y agoIt's a great way to make money. Loyalty and trust --> more money. This statistic should be an abject lesson to all not to rush crap products to market.
- arjn 15y agoYou've already forgotten about the iPhone 4 antennae fiasco haven't you :) ? (Also the overheating problem with the earlier 3GS among other issues.)
- awj 15y agoYes, he has. In fact, most people have forgotten about these things. They were either quickly fixed or not the huge problem they were made out to be. But, by all means, show me another smartphone that hasn't had similar user experience issues on release.
- arjn 15y ago>>>> "Yes, he has. In fact, most people have forgotten about these things." So in effect the "Blind Faith" title is correct, no ?
- awj 15y agoIf what you quoted is the only part of my statement that you read, I can see how you reached that conclusion. It's not "blind faith" to decide that your initial response was an overreaction and eventually forget that you even held that opinion.