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I don't really understand this point. That should be true even if you buy an iPhone. If there are better/more powerful/higher resolution phones out there 2 mont

I don't really understand this point. That should be true even if you buy an iPhone. If there are better/more powerful/higher resolution phones out there 2 months later, that will be true when compared to the iPhone as well. This is just competition in a high-growth market. So yeah, that doesn't make sense to me, unless you want to pretend that once you get into the Apple ecosystem, there is nothing better out there until Apple releases the next version of the device.

bstar77 15y ago
I guess I look at the iPad/iphone/ipod touches more like consoles than computers, where I look at android more as computers. When you have a console, you want that eco system and hardware to last longer than it takes to develop the next gnu or cpu. Android updates on every single new advancement in mobile tech, which I find completely overwhelming. It's very obvious that the carriers get overwhelmed because they have significant trouble updating their devices that are over a year old.