Jasonisms

The question for the ages: which is better, #Android or #Apple? One study suggests ... opening the article to find out. http://www.maxim.com/gear/android-more-reliable-than-iphone-2017-3

I don't normally share Jan Wildeboer​'s content because I find him to be an ass, but this is quite humorous. Originally shared by Jan Wildeboer ‪Soon in an #Apple store close to you. #iPiercings for #Airpods ;-)‬ (Source: https://twitter.com/amotion/status/811393816108400641 )

This may or may not have happened. #Apple http://www.craveonline.com/design/1124445-people-actually-drilling-holes-iphone-7-make-headphone-jack?_utm_source=1-2-2#/slide/25

Priceless!  #apple #android Originally shared by Droid Life What happens when you load up a fake iPhone with Android and tell people it's running iOS 9? This. #android   #apple   #iphone   #ios   http://bit.ly/1IUtzML http://bit.ly/1IUtzML

The problem here is that people become so attached to a single thing and identify themselves by that thing. For some it might be religion, for others a political party and for others still it might be their job or career. A year or so ago I read numerous articles and blog posts about the Samsung Galaxy SIII and how it's new technology far outpaced what Apple's 4S or rumored 5 were going to sport. The iPhone users clutched their devices to their chests like protective parents  Then there was the iPad mini, the long lines awaiting the iPhone 5 and Samsung's mocking commercial extolling the virtues of the Galaxy SIII over the lines of people waiting for the i-5. For years Apple fanboys (or as I call them, iWhores) have strutted about the developed world exalting their device as being above and beyond anything else available -- a better physical handset and a better software experience -- better than Blackberry, better than clamshell phones, better than Nokias and P...

#Apple  is evil, apparently. http://clientsfromhell.net/post/646673542/the-forbidden-fruit

Wal-MartStores purposefully destroying #iPads? I wonder if #Apple   will pull them from the stores? Originally shared by Adam Sweet Everyone repeat after me: When you film yourself doing something remarkably stupid and put it on the Internet, people will see it and there will be consequences. Now, with that disclaimer out of the way, let's watch the brilliant minds of Pikeville, Kentucky's Wal-Mart purposely breaking iPads that they'd later sell to customers. And while they may (well, probably) have been fired for this, I'd now stay away from any restaurants in the Pikeville area for the next few months. Something tells me these guys will be hocking loogies into KFC Famous Bowls for their next line of work. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L_DLJK4o2YM