Biggest misconception in technology?

[The Cat Petter]

A big misconception is that Windows 8.1 sucks. It's great and doesn't suck! It's better than Windows 7 in many ways (charms bar, slightly faster gaming performance, more)

[Trik'Stari]

A big misconception is that Windows 8.1 sucks. It's great and doesn't suck! It's better than Windows 7 in many ways (charms bar, slightly faster gaming performance, more)

 

To quote Jay Sherman, "IT STINKS"

[loganryan99]

That Apple makes bad products.

 

Just because it doesn't suit you doesn't make it bad. I used Android since 2.1 and last year I bought and iPhone 6 and love it. (Coming from a One m7)

 

iMessage rocks. (It's not comparable to hangouts because hangouts uses your G+ account, not your phone number)

The Photos app is awesome. Shared albums is super useful.

Most apps run smoother on iOS, and most developers put more work into their iOS versions.

iPhones get software support for four years instead of 18 months for Android.

iOS is more efficient with managing battery life

If you have a Mac, continuity is awesome

You get apps like Garage Band, iMovie, Pages, Numbers, Keynote, etc. for free

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AMAZING camera

 

Not saying Android phones are bad, but there is no other phone that is so good at so much without much compromise.

[Godlygamer23]

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Using Textra, you can do the same thing. That's one thing I like about Android. I'm not tied down to any particular app - I've replaced the default texting app with Textra.