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<blockquote data-quote="lmbarns" data-source="post: 5904840" data-attributes="member: 6693597">How are apple devices any easier to use?I have an android phone and tablet, and you press &quot;apps&quot; to display your apps, slide through until you see the one you want, and you touch it. Hell on the tablet all the recently used apps are on the desktop, you can swipe to flip through them and touch the one you want to load....I mean mobiles in general are dumbed down, I dunno what you guys are talking about.Also on a desktop, Mac's are terribly un user friendly to anyone who has used a PC. I mean, the first thing you do on a PC when you're stuck is to &quot;right click&quot; and look at your options. Few things piss me off more than my few encounters with Apple products. lol But I guess I've been using PC's for about 20 years now since windows 3.11 on my 486 and I've taken a couple of the Microsoft certifications toward the MCSA, so I'm more familiar with window's than I care to be.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="lmbarns, post: 5904840, member: 6693597"] How are apple devices any easier to use? I have an android phone and tablet, and you press "apps" to display your apps, slide through until you see the one you want, and you touch it. Hell on the tablet all the recently used apps are on the desktop, you can swipe to flip through them and touch the one you want to load.... I mean mobiles in general are dumbed down, I dunno what you guys are talking about. Also on a desktop, Mac's are terribly un user friendly to anyone who has used a PC. I mean, the first thing you do on a PC when you're stuck is to "right click" and look at your options. Few things piss me off more than my few encounters with Apple products. lol But I guess I've been using PC's for about 20 years now since windows 3.11 on my 486 and I've taken a couple of the Microsoft certifications toward the MCSA, so I'm more familiar with window's than I care to be. [/QUOTE]

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