Josh Burgess
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Here's my biggest question to the SIIIdouchesquad:
Why in the FUCK would I switch to the SIII when my iTunes, Mail, Reminders, Notes, iMessage, and iCal information wouldn't sync natively?
Not everyone is entrenched in iEverything.
You guys put too much stock in derailing other phones; pretty typical PC-fanboy mentality, IMO. People are going to use other stuff because they like it. It doesn't mean that they're dumber or less capable or somehow inferior to your precious Winblows/Android machines. I've never seen an iPhone user go into a thread about an Android or Windows phone and talk shit like you do; your response is going to be "that's because they have no ground to stand on trololol!" Unfortunately it's actually because they're not smug cunts who need to validate their underdog purchase by deriding the choices of others.
You don't think Apple fans are smug? What world are you living on, Jeff?
...and "underdog purchase"...??? Maybe when it comes to marketing, hype, and mainstream/average Joe awareness, but definitely not specs/capability/innovation.
The Galaxy SIII guys definitely have a point. The iPhone 5 is simply catching up to the competition when it should be leaping ahead of the pack, bringing new innovations/improved user interface/etc., but it's not. There are quite a few areas where it still doesn't keep up with the SIII, and it was released back at the end of May. More high end phones are coming in the next few months... both Android and Windows Phone 8.
Google will most likely release a new Nexus phone soon to go along with the Nexus 7 tablet that recently came out and got awesome reviews, and Windows Phone 8 is going to take off, just like I said it would months ago in a thread on here about smart phones. Have you seen how many companies are backing it? They have the major carriers on board, and they definitely have the hardware companies on board... The Nokia Lumia 920 looks pretty damn awesome and has quite a few innovative features compared to ALL other smart phones on the market. The Samsung ATIV S looks pretty nice too... it's basically the Galaxy SIII for Windows Phone 8. HTC will be releasing a few also. Apple is leaving the door wide open for the competition...
The iphone 5 will still sell like crazy though. Sadly, there are a ton of Apple fans out there who don't care that they aren't bringing any innovation, that they are forced to buy new proprietary cables/accessories/adapters/etc. to replace their old proprietary cables/accessories/etc. (when every other company is using standard cables), that they simply let you add another row of icons instead of improving the UI to take better advantage of the new screen real estate, and on and on and on... There are a ton of things to complain about, but millions upon millions of them will still be sold simply because it's the new iPhone...