Keitaro
Fire Snake
LOVELY ARRANGEMENT. VOLCANO BAKEMEAT
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I personally am rather satisfied with iOS5 over previous ones (though I still wish they would make it so push notifications don't fucking disrupt and suspend the alarm clock indefinitely  )
my iPhone 3G was perfectly fine up until its iOS4 days, where it proceeded to become a nearly inoperable lag machine. My new 4S is fantastic though I'm sure in several years I'll have similar complaints. It does everything I need, make/receive calls and send texts plus a few other cool things, so I am honestly satisfied. I use Copytrans Manager that yde pointed out, though I don't believe it works with iOS5...perhaps the newest update does, I haven't tried it yet. |
Lyskar
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-The Chaos within trumps the Chaos without-
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| | Metal_Man88's Post | Originally posted by Girlydragon
Originally posted by Auxiliatrix
Originally posted by Girlydragon
Then again, the only Apple product I ever had was the iPod shuffle and yeah, that was a rather bad product.
I never understood the point of the Shuffle. Just seemed like a really dumb idea to me.
The USB connector snapped right off after less than one years use.
Been quite the opposite experience here.
1st gen iPod shuffle, outlasted a myriad of later-generation Apple devices, which all broke and caused my sister to abandon iTunes.
She still regrets trading that 1st gen iPod to me 
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Sponty
Part boy, part car; Boycar, Protector and King of Chilladelphia
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I had a 3rd gen nano for a while a few years ago, but I never dealt with iTunes shit. foobar iPod plugin? Oh yes. Much better.
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Girlydragon
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Possibly neither Girly nor Dragon.
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Originally posted by Metal_Man88
Been quite the opposite experience here.
1st gen iPod shuffle, outlasted a myriad of later-generation Apple devices, which all broke and caused my sister to abandon iTunes.
She still regrets trading that 1st gen iPod to me
Eh, I guess I might have just gotten a pretty bad dud.
But it's not like having my first ever product with them horribly fail is gonna give me a nice state of mind about them.
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Lyskar
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-The Chaos within trumps the Chaos without-
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| | Metal_Man88's Post | Originally posted by Girlydragon
Originally posted by Metal_Man88
Been quite the opposite experience here.
1st gen iPod shuffle, outlasted a myriad of later-generation Apple devices, which all broke and caused my sister to abandon iTunes.
She still regrets trading that 1st gen iPod to me
Eh, I guess I might have just gotten a pretty bad dud.
But it's not like having my first ever product with them horribly fail is gonna give me a nice state of mind about them.
I don't care for Apple products either. I have a third party music player. It, too, outlived all the newer Apple devices.
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