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<blockquote data-quote="gino_76ph" data-source="post: 1538841" data-attributes="member: 231253"><p>I'm in my mid-30's and to be perfectly honest i don't think my hearing is badly affected or "going down". When i listened to the iPhone 5C at maximum volume (albeit at a crowded Apple store with their "own" headphones) i found it to be tinny, soft & weak. Now again this could be because of many factors like (again) the crowds, the EQ settings, the bitrate of the song, etc. With my Galaxy S3 at the same crowded place the volume is at around 70-80% and the volume for me is reaching "loud" levels. Now perhaps again this is because of the various settings, customisations behind the on-device (and 3rd-party app) music player. That i think is the beauty of Android. Why do i need to "set" the EQ on iTunes then sync it to my device? WHy can't i do it on-the-fly?</p><p></p><p>Camera i am not too fuzzed about. I can live with an iPhone camera or a Lumia WP8 camera. But it has to be "current-gen" or current-gen with some extra features. I am not a tinkerer and i don't expect DSLR-like features on my phone. I want just to take photos with a bit of extra. If you know what i mean.</p><p></p><p>Updates shoudn't be only once a year. Apple, Google, Microsoft...they all do it once a year / major OS updates. But what's important to me is those incremental/minor updates that is needed like security flaws, battery life, wifi disconnecting, multitouch issues, etc. Minor updates should be "almost immediately" once a serious flaw has been detected. And not wait for 4 months when hackers already managed to reverse engineer your fingerprint and clone you.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="gino_76ph, post: 1538841, member: 231253"] I'm in my mid-30's and to be perfectly honest i don't think my hearing is badly affected or "going down". When i listened to the iPhone 5C at maximum volume (albeit at a crowded Apple store with their "own" headphones) i found it to be tinny, soft & weak. Now again this could be because of many factors like (again) the crowds, the EQ settings, the bitrate of the song, etc. With my Galaxy S3 at the same crowded place the volume is at around 70-80% and the volume for me is reaching "loud" levels. Now perhaps again this is because of the various settings, customisations behind the on-device (and 3rd-party app) music player. That i think is the beauty of Android. Why do i need to "set" the EQ on iTunes then sync it to my device? WHy can't i do it on-the-fly? Camera i am not too fuzzed about. I can live with an iPhone camera or a Lumia WP8 camera. But it has to be "current-gen" or current-gen with some extra features. I am not a tinkerer and i don't expect DSLR-like features on my phone. I want just to take photos with a bit of extra. If you know what i mean. Updates shoudn't be only once a year. Apple, Google, Microsoft...they all do it once a year / major OS updates. But what's important to me is those incremental/minor updates that is needed like security flaws, battery life, wifi disconnecting, multitouch issues, etc. Minor updates should be "almost immediately" once a serious flaw has been detected. And not wait for 4 months when hackers already managed to reverse engineer your fingerprint and clone you. [/QUOTE]
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