I found that it's not Apple and it's products that I hate- It's mostly the ignorant overzealous fanboys who preach that Apple is god- Case and point: that douchebag in my economics class who thinks Apple is the be-all end-all company and that no one can ever beat Apple- forever.
It's fine to like a product and all, but just don't be too over cocky coming into the classroom swinging your iPad left and right for all the class to see.
"iPhone 3G has no competitor- the closest thing to a competitor that it has is the iPhone."
Honestly, get your head out of your ass.
With that said, the trolls aren't any better- I don't get why you guys spend so much time and effort shit talking Apple. Do you guys have nothing better to do?
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Originally Posted by ericthehalfbee
I've never understood the complaint about multitasking.
On my home rig I'll often have numerous programs open when doing work. Multiple tabs in IE, Firefox connected to the federal government database, Word and Excel documents and Photoshop to edit and adjust pics prior to publishing.
Yet none of this requires multitasking. None of these programs are doing anything when my focus is away and on another task.
The only time my machine does any real multitasking is when I'm encoding video or ripping Blu-Rays in the background.
Now I'd love for someone to explain a valid reason I want multitasking on my iPhone. And be specific - I want an example of something useful my iPhone can be doing in the background that's going to make my life far more productive. Cuz honestly, I can't come up with a single app that I'd want to be working in the background.
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It's not a need- It's a nice feature to have. It's like how phones vibrate, you don't need it- it's a nice feature to have.