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Because the last few weeks I've seen nothing but self portraits on Fhotoroom, I can see where that app is going while EyeEm is full of serious photographers.
If someone has been using an iPad for a couple of years and they like it, why would they bother to waste time considering anything else. What can be done on a Surface RT that can't be done on an iPad. Why should I switch ? (Other than Excel, yes Numbers is available for the iPad, but unless you're using simple spreadsheets, Numbers doesn't even come close. )
Well considering this is being typed on an iPad, and my default search engine on all devices is Bing.....
But what I really dislike is that Nokia did an exclusive deal with AT&T for the 920.
Why do you feel Apple is hypocritical ?
If someone has been using an iPad for a couple of years and they like it, why would they bother to waste time considering anything else. What can be done on a Surface RT that can't be done on an iPad. Why should I switch ? (Other than Excel, yes Numbers is available for the iPad, but unless you're using simple spreadsheets, Numbers doesn't even come close. )
Google... because it's so hard to stop using their products. Google search is clean and easy to use. Bing... too convoluted.
I can't stand Android and think it's the worst OS of all the main ones out. That's where Google and Microsoft switch roles. Android being convoluted, while WP being clean, easy and a pleasure to use.
Apple because their fans are the least informed of all. It's rather sickening.
That about sums it up!Apple because their fans are the least informed of all. It's rather sickening.
Google. Because Apple doesn't mandate an "Apple+" membership just to leave app reviews. Seriously, is it REALLY necessary to join a social network JUST for an app review?!?