BUT IS IT WORTH IT?
Has nobody else noticed how anti-user friendly Apple is? Yes, they have an awesome call line and they will try to solve your problems instantly, but the software eliminates loopholes andcan be unsolvable. The way Apple is set up is to benefit the producer.
Let's imagine you have an iPod and then you go buy a new iPhone, that sounds pretty mangeable, but in reality: you're doomed. If you make a new account so you can you separate your info and apps (some apps won't transfer to your old device), you also lose all your music for the new device.
I present to you, the producer, a solution for this problem.
Many of the problems could be reversed if only there was a universal UNDO BUTTON. The technical support on the phone can tell you what to do, but if you miss a step, you're screwed. By having a universal undo button, accounts could be recovered instead of restored.
And I would still have my homecoming pictures.
Now I, personally, am a concrete person. If I have pictures or contacts, I want to be able to see them. Being an old soul at heart, I'm not always sure about this "interweb."
I do applaud Apple for trying with the whole "iCloud" idea. It supposedly backs up everything important on your iPhone and saves it somewhere on a satellite. Also, there is a way to get it to the computer. Somehow...
I have never been a Mac. I'm a PC and Windows 7 was my idea.
I have used Macs maybe ten times, so I don't have that much room to speak. But honestly, I would not switch. My Hp gets the job done and I know how to use it. And kids don't need an iPad, go ride a bike for crying out loud.
Society is obsessed with Apple. I'm looking forward to the day when a new company comes in and dominates this technoloical field, so that music can be shared between accounts and all mistakes are changeable.
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