> Remember the iPhone 4? I even believed your bullshit about the antenna, but yes, it really didn’t work. I spent a year of my life with dropped calls, thanks for that.
translation: I was too stubborn to buy a case / bumper to prevent this and suffered and bitched for a year instead
> iPhone: I can’t even get a day’s charge out of it
possibly valid, possibly using some rogue app that's killing the battery life, possibly bad unit
> apple TV: Whenever I turn my unit on, without fail I have to rip the plug out of the back and start again.
Obviously defective unit. too dumb to replace it.
> appleWatch: Never has a piece of technology made me more miserable.
never actually mentions any QA related problems.
> So why do I have to tell my Watch not to disturb me in a meeting?
because it's a device designed to give you notifications and most people want them even in meetings. I would.
> Or worse still shake my wrist like crazy when I’m on a live TV set?
that's just your own personal brand of crazy.
translation: I was too stubborn to buy a case / bumper to prevent this and suffered and bitched for a year instead
> iPhone: I can’t even get a day’s charge out of it
possibly valid, possibly using some rogue app that's killing the battery life, possibly bad unit
> apple TV: Whenever I turn my unit on, without fail I have to rip the plug out of the back and start again.
Obviously defective unit. too dumb to replace it.
> appleWatch: Never has a piece of technology made me more miserable.
never actually mentions any QA related problems.
> So why do I have to tell my Watch not to disturb me in a meeting?
because it's a device designed to give you notifications and most people want them even in meetings. I would.
> Or worse still shake my wrist like crazy when I’m on a live TV set?
that's just your own personal brand of crazy.