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"Like the people who moved from PCs to Macs and never switched back" This is the funnest mention I ever heard after Mr. Ballmer's mention on any Apple stuff. S
by eonil 13y ago
"Like the people who moved from PCs to Macs and never switched back"
This is the funnest mention I ever heard after Mr. Ballmer's mention on any Apple stuff. Seems he will follow Mr. Ballmer very soon. He don't even try to understand what he is talking. And it's also sad that Mr Eric have to be in charge of this clown role after losing power.
In last few years, some people around me switched to Android from iOS because simply they're sick of using same device for years.
Literally, ALL of them completely regret and now mostly everyone is switched back to iOS. And a few of others couldn't due to lack of money or telecom contract (no refundable).
I am a switched user from Windows (from 3.1) to Mac. I never will go back to Windows, still I sometimes need to boot up Windows box for work, but for each time I boot it up, I feel terrible like I am back in an uncivilized wild jungle. And I soon become stable because I can go back to civilization after this temporary trip.
When I tried Android, I got exactly same feeling of wild. The jungle of inconsistency, lack of design philosophy, strategic ad-platform, visible malwares, invisible spywares, anti-virus craps, marketing junks, smitings, handset and telecom beasts.
"80% of the world, in the latest surveys, agrees on Android."
Agree. Agree that 70% of people who never tasted iOS, 9% of people who want iOS but can't afford iOS devices, and 1% of Bear Grylls who have advantage in the jungle.
"Like the people who moved from PCs to Macs and never switched back"
People who once tasted iOS will never go back to Android. Though people complains, they still love civilization.