On 5/28/2013 3:08 AM, whiterabbit32@gmail.com wrote:
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> Gotta remember, Apple is neither standard nor normal. Never has been.
> I like to think Apple studies all the other companies and their
> products, looks at what's good and bad, looks at what the users like and
> what they don't and tries to figure out how to make it better. Apple
> doesn't like to put out pieces and parts just pec amuse everyone else is
> doing it. Apple has made a few bad decisions in their life but they've
> come back. I think because Apple has the reputation for wowing its
> customer base, it's expected all the time. Compared to other companies I
> think Apple has done a great job with its products and customer service.
> I can't say that about Android. Where can I go to get service on an
> Android? [snip]
Android is an operating system marketed by several companies on their
hardware. Apple is a hardware product with its own proprietary software.
To try compare Apple's customer service with Android's customer service
is an attempt in futility. You would need to select a particular
company's implementation of Android and then compare *that* company's
customer service to Apple's.
So if you buy an Android device, you would get it repaired according to
that hardware manufacturer's customer service policy, just as you would
for an iOS device.
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David H. Bailey
dhbailey@davidbaileymusicstudio.com
http://www.davidbaileymusicstudio.com
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