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iOS 6 rip off...
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<blockquote data-quote="Doug b" data-source="post: 1413886" data-attributes="member: 59143"><p>Ya know... It wouldn't be so bad if the telco's stopped being so greedy and went back to the older model of contracts lasting for one year only. Because as it stands, new phones are being released this way. But if you spent between $216 and $430 for a subsidized phone and its full feature set was only good for ONE year, then you are being ripped off in a way. Maybe you'd be lucky and get an "early upgrade", but you're still paying more than you would for an full upgrade. </p><p></p><p>And as far as the iPad upgrade path goes, I find it to be quite unfair as well. I think we all know that the iPad 2 is capable of running Siri, or heck.. dictation at the very least! So the whole thing about fragmentation on the Android platform, seems to be the way things are going with iOS as well I'm afraid. </p><p></p><p>Doug</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Doug b, post: 1413886, member: 59143"] Ya know... It wouldn't be so bad if the telco's stopped being so greedy and went back to the older model of contracts lasting for one year only. Because as it stands, new phones are being released this way. But if you spent between $216 and $430 for a subsidized phone and its full feature set was only good for ONE year, then you are being ripped off in a way. Maybe you'd be lucky and get an "early upgrade", but you're still paying more than you would for an full upgrade. And as far as the iPad upgrade path goes, I find it to be quite unfair as well. I think we all know that the iPad 2 is capable of running Siri, or heck.. dictation at the very least! So the whole thing about fragmentation on the Android platform, seems to be the way things are going with iOS as well I'm afraid. Doug [/QUOTE]
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