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I made the leap of faith from Windows to Apple some time ago and as a user, have not been disappointed in either the hardware or the software. I have however, two criticisms to make and I make these - not in a destructive sense, but hopefully from a best practice point of view.
(1) some time ago, in one of the upgrades to the iPhone OS, Apple decided that I was no longer going to be given the ability to control and play music through my iPhone/car stereo. If I select music now I get a splash screen telling me that I have an accessory connected. There has been a lot of correspondence on the Internet about this, but the net result is that there had been a noted increase on the number of people who appear to be making queries about how best to jailbreak their iPhones. I cannot believe this is in Apples' interests and I would ask them to seriously consider bringing back the lost facility on their next software upgrade?
(2) this is a little bit of a whine, but I hope it will be taken as constructive criticism! How on earth could Apple release the new iPhone 5 without having had the lightning to 30 pin adapter available at the same time? I accept that it would have had to be made under wraps since it would have proclaimed the change in the connection socket before the iPhone 5 made its debut. To have to wait for over 4 weeks and pay the best part of £30 for the privilege was not one o Apple's more glorious moments.
Love the products and the quality could we maybe just consider what the end-user would like?
(1) some time ago, in one of the upgrades to the iPhone OS, Apple decided that I was no longer going to be given the ability to control and play music through my iPhone/car stereo. If I select music now I get a splash screen telling me that I have an accessory connected. There has been a lot of correspondence on the Internet about this, but the net result is that there had been a noted increase on the number of people who appear to be making queries about how best to jailbreak their iPhones. I cannot believe this is in Apples' interests and I would ask them to seriously consider bringing back the lost facility on their next software upgrade?
(2) this is a little bit of a whine, but I hope it will be taken as constructive criticism! How on earth could Apple release the new iPhone 5 without having had the lightning to 30 pin adapter available at the same time? I accept that it would have had to be made under wraps since it would have proclaimed the change in the connection socket before the iPhone 5 made its debut. To have to wait for over 4 weeks and pay the best part of £30 for the privilege was not one o Apple's more glorious moments.
Love the products and the quality could we maybe just consider what the end-user would like?
