Why do people crave iPhones?
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Why do people crave iPhones?
People buy iPhones because they get value for money spent. Firstly, they get a technologically sound smartphone. Secondly, they get a sense of class, which is ecstatic at times. Lastly, they get a sense of security that other smartphone companies fail to ensure.
How can I stop looking at my phone?
- Put the phone physically out of reach.
- Let technology help solve your problem.
- Try a digital detox.
- Find a replacement.
- Figure out what you’re feeling.
- Reconnect with your smartphone gradually.
Why should I buy an iPhone?
10 Reasons People Buy iPhones Instead of Android Phones
- They like iOS better than Android.
- iPhones support all of the apps that most people want.
- They’ve heard all kinds of things (true and false) about the security of iOS.
- iPhones play well with other Apple devices.
- They’ve already owned an iPhone.
Why choose an Android tablet over an iPad?
Here are my top five reasons to choose an Android tablet over an iPad: Dell Streak 7. Photo courtesy of Dell. 1. Choice of Size The Apple iPad is closest in size to a 10×8 picture frame with its dimensions at 9.56 x 7.47 x .5 in.
Is there a smaller version of the iPad?
There are no other size options for the iPad, unless you’re of the opinion that the iPad is merely a giant iPhone, and in that case the iPhone could count as a smaller version. Unlike the iPad, the various Android tablets come in a range of sizes. The sizes include 5-in. (Dell, Acer), 7-in. (Dell, Samsung, Acer), 9-in.
Why doesn’t the iPad support multitasking?
Apple has avoided true multitasking on the iPad primarily due to battery life and performance concerns, the reason they always leave off features on their new iPhones as well. There are already some Android tablets running off dual-core processors, which have more than enough power to handle true multitasking.
Who are the competitors of the Apple iPad?
The top competitor for the Apple iPad right now is any one of a number of Google Android-powered devices manufactured by the likes, of Motorola, Samsung, Dell and others. HP Palm announced a new webOS powered tablet yesterday, but I think they still be a minor player in the -tablet arena.