[ Thanks to Amy
Bennett for this link. ]
“For my part, I thought the new phone, iPhone 4S, was a pretty
good offering: despite the lack of a “5,” the new phone seemed to
have a fair bit of new features that should make it a decent
upgrade for current iPhone users and a sharp entry into iPhone land
for Apple newbies.“But it won’t be enough to warrant a switch from Android, at
least for me.“The situation with the phones has many parallels with my own
Linux desktop solution. My Linux machine is currently not in my new
office, due to a lack of certain features like a new shelf on which
to set it and the need to run an Ethernet line to this part of the
house. So, there it sits, while I use a virtual Ubuntu guest on an
OS X host to do my daily work. “
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