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29 August 2016, 04:34 AM | #31 | |
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I still wouldn't trade my Accord for either. I got a ticket doing 118mph in my Accord. My friend can get tickets and a trip to jail doing 160mph. He doesn't have near the trunk space, either.
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29 August 2016, 05:31 AM | #32 |
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Apps on an iPhone don't run in the background (Well some can, music for example) so it will be fast when starting apps (it has nothing else running in the background). Android works differently, all the apps will be running in the background for true multitasking so naturally, will be slower to open, especially if the test was from a pro Apple site weighting the test in the iPhone's favour. Other factors come in to play such as the order they were opened to give further advantage.
Disclosure: I have two Mac Book Pro's an iPad Pro, iPad mini, two x iPod Clasic's and a Motorola Nexus 6, I had every iPhone from iPhone 3GS up too and including iPhone 5s so could hardly be called an Apple hater or detractor, in fact I am delighted with my Apple products which work seamlessly with my Nexus 6. My next iPhone will be when I believe it is better than the offerings from Samsung, atm I don't think that is the case, the new iPhone that will be released later in Sep is rumoured to have a small update in features but not in form, will it be better than my 2 year old Nexus 6? Probably, will it be better than the new Nexus 7 that will be released shortly? I don't know, will it be better than the new Note 7? I very much doubt it. Will it cost more? Most definitely.
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You can buy wireless charging adapter for iPhone. I had it but was not impressed
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Isn't nearly everything manufactured overseas these days that once was manufactured in the US? I wonder why that has been happening and I know it's not just Apple! I know where all the engineering is being done, in the US. I also know where the tax money is being paid. Yes it is a great American company.
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