Jacqueline DiOrio of Icrontic.com writes:
From syncing with all your hip devices to the chic style society has come to value, the allure of the Mac is obvious. All of your friends are talking about how great they are, how well they work, and how much better they are than those frumpy old PCs you used to have.
There is, of course, that small issue of the large premiums to be paid over a regular laptop, but it’s worth it, right? Surely a Mac is such a superior and more reliable product that any additional cost is completely understandable?
Wrong.
Not only will they give you an iPhone 14 Pro, they'll pay a bounty fee ranging from $5,000 to $1 million.
Shaz from TL writes: “Innovation in the smartphone marketplace has been stagnant for some time. Though I’d argue Apple have been worse than others in recent years.”
In the grand scheme of things, Batterygate may be just a blip on Apple's radar, a $500 million hiccup for a company worth trillions.
I've had a MacBook Pro for about 4 years, after having owned PCs exclusively... I use my MacBook a lot, but the browsers (Safari, Firefox, Opera, Chrome) all crash far more frequently, Photoshop crashes occasionally which never happens on my PC, Granular controls over various features are far more difficult to get to than in Windows (I know how to use the terminal, but it's more trouble than it's worth), good free software is hard to find and most games I would want to play still aren't available... Luckily, I've got my desktop for all my media needs.
one reason... i dont have or need one now.
I also have a Macbook Pro for my laptop (since January '06 or '07... I forgot). My web browsers (Safari & Chrome) are reliable & I don't experience crashes like the other guy above. A lot of that stuff is true, but you can also make a list saying that you don't need a Windows based machine. I use both Windows & OS X, but at least with OS X I don't have to worry about viruses (there aren't any).
i don't have a problem with my mac it could something you added