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Yes but I am saying we should not accept these mistakes, they are not inevitable but down to flaws in manufacturing and quality control. As a premium product th
by somabc 18y ago
Yes but I am saying we should not accept these mistakes, they are not inevitable but down to flaws in manufacturing and quality control. As a premium product these mistakes should not have occurred.
Apple make a choice to allow a certain failure rate or to skip testing of updates as getting it right 1st time is not as profitable as allowing mistakes which may or may not be cleared up at the Apple Store.
- potatolicious 18y agoTo think that these mistakes can be eliminated entirely is somewhat delusional. Yes, Apple could be doing more to increase the quality of their products, more rigorous testing, etc etc, but in the end there is an engineering limitation to how far they can take this. Things breaking down, or manufacturing defects, can be reduced, but never eliminated. So there are currently two choices in the market: - Things that break down often, with no customer support. - Things that break down often, with great customer support. I think it's pretty clear which one I'd choose :)