Splash Zero iPhone 5 Case

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1. Splash Zero iPhone 5 Case says:

   November 1, 2012 at 1:15 am

   The thing is, buying Apple products isn’t about faith or following a football team. Apple’s a very large corporation. The days of the loyal iFans are over. If you feel a particular product is falling short buy something else. If you bought an Iphone you would be forced to buy an iphone case such as the Splash Zero iPhone 5 Case. There is absolutely no need for all this silly brand loyalty whatever brand that may be. Make all these very large companies work for your dollar. Apple’s not going to collapse in a heap. What the consumer needs is healthy competition. The reason Apple has gotten so rich and so big and so successful is because there wasn’t enough healthy competition left in the personal computer marketplace. It was the only company left that able to command decent profits. Everybody else was cutting each other’s throats in saturated markets. Basically, Apple are now plenty big enough and ugly enough to look after themselves. You’re not defecting to the “dark side”. If you are in NYC, you are the extreme exception. You’re one of only 3 or 4 areas where their spectrum has been reframed to put 4G onto I believe its 1900MHz. I think what Techno Marmoset said below is more indicative of what most other people will get.

   The iPhone5 screen is only taller and not wider

   This means the same amount of characters per line in your email, browser, messaging and all apps. By making the device taller it only has the added benefit of an extra row of icons on the home screen and better video when in landscape.

   When reading in landscape you often only really read the top 1/2 or 2/3 of the screen and scrolls to compensate so the extra height doesn’t matter. The lack of extra width means you miss out on extra reading space.
   The advert forgoes the advantages of a bigger screen and only concentrates on the negatives

   Bigger screen = much better gaming, browsing, video, book reading. For some it also means you don’t really need a tablet, especially if you go with something like the Galaxy Note.

   Now I have an iPhone 5, my first ever iPhone following 4 years of Android, and while I’m pretty happy using it day to day, even Maps which has yet to steer me wrong once, I honestly cannot see myself purchasing another one in the future, and may even replace it within a year. Considering everything Microsoft is doing with Windows 8, Windows Phone 8, Xbox, etc., all of which appeals to me greatly, I am strongly considering moving over to that side of the pond altogether – not out of fanboyism or love for Microsoft, but because I prefer where they are headed going forward over Apple.

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