“unilateralism” – is that your makeover term for innovation?

good grief

The FACTS are which you biasly overlooked is that many people now (as of today) will not buy another iPhone or iPad in the future. The FACTS are that for the most part, people are driven by esthetics and brand loyality, not functionality or features. The FACT is that many foolish people don’t care about functionality of features, they want what is trendy. Much like Sony was very trendy many years ago. The iPad mini is a real joke. The iPad 4 is a joke. What Apple did with the iPad 3 is a joke. The iPad mini is an iPad 2 with a measle 512 MB of ram. iOS 6 is all but a disaster. But do Apple loyalists and those who follow trend care? Nope, they don’t. Most of them don’t use 90% of the their devices abilities. For them, the map and other issues are nothing. They will come to the defense of Apple at all cost.

For those who have had Apple products, we’re either jumping away from Apple or sitting patiently on the sidelines until Android improves their products and OS enough to make it worthwhile to leave. For now, the Android experience leaves a LOT to be desired. I can say that, I have had the Samsung Galaxy 1 and Nexus 7 tablet with the latest Jelly Bean OS. I can truthfully say that in terms of user experience, smoothness, and performance, nothing beats an Apple, unless you upgrade your OS from the standard version that came from the factory, then you’re likely to be screwed.

So John, stop being so careless. Provide us with facts not heresay. With backup documentation, I am not going to take you seriously in anything you write.

As a developer, I recently launched “Many Maps”, giving the alternatives of Google, Bing, Nokia and Open Street View. It has proved popular, but many downloads will have been due to the furore over the Apple Maps app.

Interested? Check out Many Maps in the iTunes AppStore – http://is.gd/ManyMaps