evn616

AT&T’s statement sounds like some deep fried BS. What reasonable mind would accept this response as legitimate?

I find it hilarious how some people want to treat Apple hardware/software products like Android, Windows and Linux hardware/software products. They are not the same and never will be. Apple’s fully integrated IC/SMD strategy leads to great efficiencies and the walled garden approach is stable. Stable, as in not what you usually get with the previously mentioned hardware/software products. I am as geek as they come and I know the place of each platform I use. If you want infinitely upgradeable everything and always want to be on the bleeding, cutting “oh my god, kernel panic” edge, then don’t use Apple products..they are not for you. If you are a true geek, you use everything like I do and you know everything’s place. The mainstream doesn’t know the Vega elbow from the VII’s ass and they don’t need the kind of incremental power upgrades these forums seem to complain about all the time. Also, why would you want to pay a premium for that stuff right at launch? Use what is stable to get your work done and play on the side, within financial reason. If you have golden pockets of money, all power to you!

The sickening things people will do for money.

Barking up the wrong tree NY State. More spying going on by your lords than you can imagine. Technologically inept characters should not be producing proclaimations about technically complex subjects. Money grab.

Pointless lawsuit, just digging for money. Lame. All software..**ALL** software is buggy. Of course, how would a technologically inept person know that? By nature, software inherently is buggy. Nothing would ever release otherwise. Hahahahaha bottom feeders