Linked by David Adams on Wed 26th Aug 2009 19:42 UTC
It just goes to show you how much people love Apple. Would anyone ever post an article about SanDisk's five worst products, or Toshiba's five worst products? We complain because we love, so stop yer whinin' fanboys. Wired compiled an entertaining list from the Apple rogue's gallery. I spent a few minutes trying to think of my own list of crummy Apple products, and I realized that they were mostly things that I hated not because they weren't good, but because they didn't live up to the hype, or my high expectations, or they were just too ahead of the curve. The QuickTake, mentioned by Wired, is a great example of that. Too early.
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RE: iTunes? ...oh, the *new* iTunes
by schoate09 on Thu 27th Aug 2009 01:12
in reply to "iTunes? ...oh, the *new* iTunes"
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I was surprised by iTunes, until I read the explanation and realized that I haven't used it since about 2005.
I gave up on iPhoto because it, too, was a spinning beach ball factory. I once told a friend that Apple could fix iPhoto by applying some of its ideas in iTunes to iPhoot. Looks like they did the reverse.
I gave up on iPhoto because it, too, was a spinning beach ball factory. I once told a friend that Apple could fix iPhoto by applying some of its ideas in iTunes to iPhoot. Looks like they did the reverse.
I'll second that. Hell, all of iLife seems to be unstable.
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I was surprised by iTunes, until I read the explanation and realized that I haven't used it since about 2005.
I gave up on iPhoto because it, too, was a spinning beach ball factory. I once told a friend that Apple could fix iPhoto by applying some of its ideas in iTunes to iPhoot. Looks like they did the reverse.