A silicon-valley tech
based company that is literally more powerful than any company in the world and has more money than the federal reserve. It is keen on innovation and providing the user with the most glossy and controlled experience possible, where they determine what is best for your device to keep the best quality possible. Some scrutinize them for this, others agree with this method, and some are neutral about it. Apple products are very expensive and most
people use them as a status symbol-their products typically represent the average Middle Class family in
America.
Fandroid: my phone cost less than yours and I have way more features than you do.
Apple Fanboy: What happens if I just need a basic phone that can complete all my goals?
Fandroid: Than why not just buy a cheaper Android without all that extra software,
like a Nexus?
Apple Fanboy: Because I already have an Apple computer and I wanted a unified experience!
Fandroid: Than why not just buy Chromecast, which cost $30 and watch videos from your phone on your
TV that way?
Apple Fanboy: Because my computer is synced with my phone...
Fandroid: Did you know that I can treat my phone
like a harddrive? I just drop my files in there and it syncs with my phone.
Apple Fanboy: well, I don't
like the mess of files, and I
like the fact that I can buy songs on my Apple phone and play them on my Apple
Tv, phone, and computer.
Fandroid: Well, Google has the Playstore. And you can listen to your
music offline on your PC and your phone for free, AND you can sync your pirated
music across all of your devices because Google
Music adds it to your library
Apple Fanboy: Well, as you can
see, I have iCloud, so all my
music syncs AND I can organize it better with iTunes instead of having all of those "unknown" artists in my library.
As you can see, no one really wins and this can go on for days basically.