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You could have gotten an excellent HTC one M8 (much better than Iphone) with windows or android instead!!!! Better yet, you could have gotten the Harman Kardon edition to better exercise your Burmester Audio!!!!!!
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I am officially apple everything now. While I can build a far faster computer with PC components I DJ and produce and stability is far better on the imac on macbook pros. Although MS software blows so the usefulness of Apples software is worth a ton more so it balances out.
That being said, this problem could happen with any phone with a new os in comand
I am officially apple everything now. While I can build a far faster computer with PC components I DJ and produce and stability is far better on the imac on macbook pros. Although MS software blows so the usefulness of Apples software is worth a ton more so it balances out.
That being said, this problem could happen with any phone with a new os in comand
I was lucky long time ago that my Ipod didnt last long thus I never was invested in the I tunes store. I tunes is the drug that has kept people with Apple. Amazon MP3's are much better (as far as MP3's go) and better yet, more consistent quality. Should have taken the money tombs:
I was lucky long time ago that my Ipod didnt last long thus I never was invested in the I tunes store. I tunes is the drug that has kept people with Apple. Amazon MP3's are much better (as far as MP3's go) and better yet, more consistent quality. Should have taken the money tombs:Riddick - Insulting - YouTube
Although I cannot comment on the DJ software you use, I disagree with you about the stability of Macs, iMacs and various Macbooks.
My company supports hundreds of PCs and Macs (as well as some unix and ubuntu machines), and when you buy a decent brand, and not entry level machines from that brand, they have less issues and are more stable than Macs (and typically cost the same or often less, sometimes even much less, depending on what you're getting).
If you had stability issues with the systems you've built, it must have been because you cheaped-out on your builds (or one of the components), or didn't configure something right. Or used (insert favorite expletive here) Windows Vista or Windows ME or something

This, by the way, extends to iPhones and Android phones. In fact, there are statistics that show that apps crash twice as often on iPhones than Android phones (the disparity between the two has just increased in the past 4 years). People are just not aware that the iPhone crashes, because it just takes you to the home screen (people think they pressed the home button, when this happens, more often than not), whereas on the Android phone, you get a crash notice, and ability to send the crash report to the developer.
Sources, just before I get eaten alive by Apple fans (which often happens at work when they ask and hear an answer they don't like):
http://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,2817,2455622,00.asp
http://www.minyanville.com/sectors/t.../2014/id/54402
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Although I cannot comment on the DJ software you use, I disagree with you about the stability of Macs, iMacs.
My company supports hundreds of PCs and Macs (as well as some unix and ubuntu machines), and when you buy a decent brand, and not entry level machines from that brand, they have less issues and are more stable than Macs (and typically cost the same or often less, sometimes even much less, depending on what you're getting).
If you had stability issues with the systems you've built, it must have bene because you cheaped-out on your builds, or didn't configure something right. Or used (insert favorite expletive here) Windows Vista

This, by the way, extends to iPhones and Android phones. In fact, there are statistics that show that apps crash twice as often on iPhones than Android phones (the disparity between the two has just increased in the past 4 years). People are just not aware that the iPhone crashes, because it just takes you to the home screen (people think they pressed home more often than not), whereas on the Android phone, you get a crash notice, and ability to send the crash report to the developer.
Sources, just before I get eaten alive by Apple fans (which often happens at work when they ask and hear an answer they don't like):
http://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,2817,2455622,00.asp
http://www.minyanville.com/sectors/t.../2014/id/54402
I really am not going to bother with the stupid arguments any further. I have owned both and all of my PCs were with the highest grade components you could get at those times. Ask anyone that does heavily taxing software like Ableton, Photoshop, etc.. on how often PCs crash and have issues. Plus the longer you own a PC the longer the registry slows everything down. I have never had those problems on a MAC. For one simple reason, because macs have a finite combination of hardware so it's easier to write for stability. Plus some software like Logic Pro aren't available on PC. Now if you are gamer, hands down go PC. But iphoto, imovie, etc are far far better than what is available for free on the PC. You would have to purchase software to be up to par. As far as crashes on android vs iphone I am not really concerned, those happen no matter what and I haven't really experienced too many problems with either of them. I am not about the which is better, it is about which is better for your purposes. Music and airplay is something Iphone excels at far better than android. Customization and widgets are far better on Android.
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I really am not going to bother with the stupid arguments any further. I have owned both and all of my PCs were with the highest grade components you could get at those times. Ask anyone that does heavily taxing software like Ableton, Photoshop, etc.. on how often PCs crash and have issues. Plus the longer you own a PC the longer the registry slows everything down. I have never had those problems on a MAC. For one simple reason, because macs have a finite combination of hardware so it's easier to write for stability. Plus some software like Logic Pro aren't available on PC. Now if you are gamer, hands down go PC. But iphoto, imovie, etc are far far better than what is available for free on the PC. You would have to purchase software to be up to par. As far as crashes on android vs iphone I am not really concerned, those happen no matter what and I haven't really experienced too many problems with either of them. I am not about the which is better, it is about which is better for your purposes. Music and airplay is something Iphone excels at far better than android. Customization and widgets are far better on Android.
Yes, the free apps that come with Windows are pretty basic, but with all the money you save by not going Mac, you either pay for the purchased apps on the PC or offset the price of them.
Not familiar with Logic Pro on either platform. No DJ customers...
I'm not trying to argue with you-just pointing out that your observations, (which you based on just your case), are wrong, based on a much-larger sample, as well as information on the internet, for others for whom this may be of interest/consideration.
I really am not going to bother with the stupid arguments any further. I have owned both and all of my PCs were with the highest grade components you could get at those times. Ask anyone that does heavily taxing software like Ableton, Photoshop, etc.. on how often PCs crash and have issues. Plus the longer you own a PC the longer the registry slows everything down. I have never had those problems on a MAC. For one simple reason, because macs have a finite combination of hardware so it's easier to write for stability. Plus some software like Logic Pro aren't available on PC. Now if you are gamer, hands down go PC. But iphoto, imovie, etc are far far better than what is available for free on the PC. You would have to purchase software to be up to par. As far as crashes on android vs iphone I am not really concerned, those happen no matter what and I haven't really experienced too many problems with either of them. I am not about the which is better, it is about which is better for your purposes. Music and airplay is something Iphone excels at far better than android. Customization and widgets are far better on Android.
Yes, the free apps that come with Windows are pretty basic, but with all the money you save by not going Mac, you either pay for the purchased apps on the PC or offset the price of them.
Not familiar with Logic Pro on either platform. No DJ customers...
I'm not trying to argue with you-just pointing out that your observations, (which you based on just your case), are wrong, based on a much-larger sample, as well as information on the internet, for others for whom this may be of interest/consideration.
You have been duped into the belief that apples are more expensive for the same thing. Just google it, apple vs pc cost. Article afetr article, including from PC Mag that show in fact for the same equivalent components they are not much different at all. It's a very common belief and not at all true. They changed cables ONCE. Thats it. Sure they went from firewire to thunderbolt but thats like moving from floppy to usb. Different beasts. But the lightning cable is different. I mean we did go from mini usb to micro on androids too. Your assessment of silly little apple is just stupid. There is much more to an apple product. I'm not a fan boy, but for wht i use it does its purpose better. I like the widgets on android far better but I can live with it. If I need a basic pc, not apple can match it for price. Both are good for what they are. It just crashes different lol
Still hate Apple
Crash Different - YouTube
http://www.dell.com/us/p/xps-27-2720...ps-27-2720-aio
http://store.apple.com/us/buy-mac/imac-retina
Exactly the same price, however the apple has 1/2 the storage 1/2 the memory and 1/2 the processor! Now whos been drinking the Kool Aid?
Both have ultrahigh definition 27 inch screens but the apple is not touch.
Not even on the same planet pricewise.
Hey we're discussing what is the best smartphone to use on our Mercedes'
Given that the car has more connectivity than before, the connecting (or not connective) device is now a crucial part of the car!
I generally stick to the cable since it skips the phone's DAC if going through USB. Still sync with bluetooth for phone calls though..
I generally stick to the cable since it skips the phone's DAC if going through USB. Still sync with bluetooth for phone calls though..
The car gave me a message that it couldn't pair, and it would have to be done from the phone. I looked at the Bluetooth menu on the phone, found the MB connection, and selected it. The car then asked if it had the correct passkey, I selected yes, and the pairing was done in a few seconds.
It works perfectly and it did import my entire address book. The whole procedure took about two minutes and was done without even having to look at the manual.
The car gave me a message that it couldn't pair, and it would have to be done from the phone. I looked at the Bluetooth menu on the phone, found the MB connection, and selected it. The car then asked if it had the correct passkey, I selected yes, and the pairing was done in a few seconds.
It works perfectly and it did import my entire address book. The whole procedure took about two minutes and was done without even having to look at the manual.






