iPhone 14 and possibly iOS 16 battling overheating issues

Dolby said:
But you’re hardly neutral?

You call BS on anything that any stellar on the iPhone, despite whatever is shown to you
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Incidentally, if you have an Android phone then you're hardly neutral either. You'd have to have both at the same time.......:p
 
OhYeah84 said:
Incidentally, if you have an Android phone then you're hardly neutral either. You'd have to have both at the same time.......:p
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The difference with me is that I can negatives and positives of both.

Testing new product & noting differences in products was my job ... I don't have a bias either way.
 
Dolby said:
The difference with me is that I can negatives and positives of both.

Testing new product & noting differences in products was my job ... I don't have a bias either way.
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But you use Android and that's your bias. I used Android too, but moved onto iPhone.
Well, if you're spinning it like that, I had numerous Nokias, a BlackBerry Bold, then a Sony Xperia Z1 (and Samsung Galaxy tablet!), and now iPhones. I am the most unbiased person you will meet as I've used them all.

Well, except for HTC. I'd have loved to have had a Windows Mobile device.
 
OhYeah84 said:
But you use Android and that's your bias. I used Android too, but moved onto iPhone.
Well, if you're spinning it like that, I had numerous Nokias, a BlackBerry Bold, then a Sony Xperia Z1 (and Samsung Galaxy tablet!), and now iPhones. I am the most unbiased person you will meet as I've used them all.

Well, except for HTC. I'd have loved to have had a Windows Mobile device.
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Dolby has an iPhone and an Android, but still not neutral. Anything but.
 
R13... said:
Dolby has an iPhone and an Android, but still not neutral. Anything but.
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I had them too (detailed that before in previous chats), but that apparently doesn't count. Seems like you need to be a tester now to be completely unbiased. :cautious:

I've stayed on iOS after moving to it. Integrates perfectly with my iPad. Same OS as my iPod. Brilliant. Never had issues with apps on my Xperia, but had an issue installing an Android upgrade which was the only issue I had.
No issues on iOS. Apparently disclosing that doesn't count as it appears as if anyone who says this is lying through their teeth.

Oh well, can't convince them all.
 
OhYeah84 said:
But you use Android and that's your bias. I used Android too, but moved onto iPhone.
Well, if you're spinning it like that, I had numerous Nokias, a BlackBerry Bold, then a Sony Xperia Z1 (and Samsung Galaxy tablet!), and now iPhones. I am the most unbiased person you will meet as I've used them all.

Well, except for HTC. I'd have loved to have had a Windows Mobile device.
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Sony, HTC, Blackberry, Windows phone, Nokia, Samsung, Apple. Had them all.
 
semaphore said:
Hilarious.
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But why?

What I have said that was wrong / incorrect ?

You guys have said that I lie / troll - but I've yet to find a single person to say 'why' ?
Maybe you can help and help them along ?
 
OhYeah84 said:
But you use Android and that's your bias. I used Android too, but moved onto iPhone.
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Well no.

You struggle to admit anything wrong with an iPhone.

Apple have spent a lot of time and money getting people like you .

For devout followers of a cult brand, their relationship with the brand is a mixture of both love and madness. The brand symbolizes a specific lifestyle and becomes more of an identity. To cult brand buyers, buying a product enables them to fit in with a certain group, or culturally as a whole. Cult brands tend to succeed in creating a community based on common habits, choices, or affinities.

Cult brands are an example of what is known as a "benign cult," in which followers are extremely dedicated to a product or service that the brand represents. Such cults are not harmful. They tend to welcome fellow devotees who have discovered a brand that represents them and fulfills their wants and needs without harming them.
 
semaphore said:
Sony, HTC, Blackberry, Windows phone, Nokia, Samsung, Apple. Had them all.
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So you're neutral , too ?

But the iPhone has the best screen / battery / UI / camera / simplicity / build quality / features / specs / software / hardware ?
 
Dolby said:
Well no.

You struggle to admit anything wrong with an iPhone.

Apple have spent a lot of time and money getting people like you .

For devout followers of a cult brand, their relationship with the brand is a mixture of both love and madness. The brand symbolizes a specific lifestyle and becomes more of an identity. To cult brand buyers, buying a product enables them to fit in with a certain group, or culturally as a whole. Cult brands tend to succeed in creating a community based on common habits, choices, or affinities.

Cult brands are an example of what is known as a "benign cult," in which followers are extremely dedicated to a product or service that the brand represents. Such cults are not harmful. They tend to welcome fellow devotees who have discovered a brand that represents them and fulfills their wants and needs without harming them.
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What is wrong with an iPhone?
 
wingnut771 said:
What is wrong with an iPhone?
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We've gone over this - and I've been banned and blocked and laughed at because, well, you can't say that anything is 'bad' on an iPhone. If you do' pick your excuse

* I don't care
* I don't need it
* It's a feature
* You're lying
* It's the developers fault
* You're doing it wrong
 
Dolby said:
The difference with me is that I can negatives and positives of both.

Testing new product & noting differences in products was my job ... I don't have a bias either way.
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Your job?

Which employer in their right mind…
 
capd said:
I believe you, @Dolby.
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aw *man hug*

Sometimes I just want someone to say 'hey - you know what, you're right - that does seems better on the Android ... but overall, I do prefer my iPhone'
 
Nike7 said:
Your job?

Which employer in their right mind…
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I think anyone that needs someone to look after product with bias and with neutrality.

I think you on the hand would just cover your ears and scream 'Apple! Apple! Apple' - which isn't really productive :/
 
Dolby said:
aw *man hug*

Sometimes I just want someone to say 'hey - you know what, you're right - that does seems better on the Android ... but overall, I do prefer my iPhone'
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But we do.

I’ve praised Google assistant many times in different threads, for one. You just don’t notice because you want to believe you’re the one true source of phone objectivity , as if it’s going to make you a hit with the ladies or something.
 
wingnut771 said:
What is wrong with an iPhone?
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We'll use one features - 3rd party sharing .

It's just better overall on the Android - I can go into a central photo gallery and share my photos to apps for editing / posting etc. The iPhone battles with that - and it's really just fact. Can @semaphore @OhYeah84 @Nike7 actually say 'An Android phone can actually do it better' ...

As unbias as they think they are, they'll battle to say those words
 
Dolby said:
We've gone over this - and I've been banned and blocked and laughed at because, well, you can't say that anything is 'bad' on an iPhone. If you do' pick your excuse

* I don't care
* I don't need it
* It's a feature
* You're lying
* It's the developers fault
* You're doing it wrong
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I'm sure you can add IMHO and you'll be fine.
 
Nike7 said:
But we do.

I’ve praised Google assistant many times in different threads, for one. You just don’t notice because you want to believe you’re the one true source of phone objectivity , as if it’s going to make you a hit with the ladies or something.
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Not at all

I started my thread :

Apple is a fanatic phone that can do x, y, and z well - but I wish a and b were a bit better

What did you do ? Focus on a and b ... and how dare I say that ... I banned me
 
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