Apple sucks. If people are willing to pay $600 for over hyped, under developed stuff, good for them. I've been working on OSX for the past 8 months at work. I can't stand apple and their emo followers.
ECN will kill you.
not all mac followers are emo. i, for one, cant stand emo. not my style.
can you define under-developed 'stuff?'
and OSX? wow, youre old school. the emo kids these days are using. OSX 10.4.9
im not getting into the PC vs. Mac..but the mac phone is a baaaaad idea. who needs this @#%$?
OS X in general was not ready for the switch to Intel and it shows. That's what I mean by under developed. In fact, Intellimacs still suck. I use it in my design studio (well, forced to) and it is much less reliable, much less affordable, and in general, a worse OS for me. I really hoped OS 10.4.10 (didn't you update Friday?) was the greatest OS ever like many had proclaimed it. I like the simplicity of the UI, but it is just not good enough for me. What do I mean by that? I need my nvidia drivers (on something better than a cruddy 7300GT) to be able to control my monitor's color, I need Adobe programs to not crash EVERY single time I touch them (even with CS3 and two reformats), I need random partition corruptions to NOT happen, I need a certain stability that even an infant OS like Vista can even provide. I know it's not all up to Apple how every program acts, but they need to kick especially Nvidia's and Adobe's ass into shape. For being "design hardware" it is missing significantly important items and stability. In fact, EVERY program I have used on OS X, except for Adium, has crashed. Not a good thing when you depend on this stuff for millions of dollars of work. There's even more stuff for me to go on about, but that's enough for now.
In terms of the company itself, they pride themselves on being innovators, but they're not. They take current technology and make it pretty. They started it with the mouse and UI, and now with Unix. That's not a bad thing, but don't make yourself out to be the greatest thing ever.
Not to mention I despise Steve Jobs' constant marketing lies. And his turtle neck.
Anyways, I honestly went in with high expectations, but it just doesn't do what I need.As for the iphone, I'm amazed people are going to get it. It's going to be interesting how it pans out. I have a feeling it will be more of a novelty for entertainment purposes than productivity. Steve even had issues typing on it.