Are Macs hard to use?

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Are Macs hard to use?

No, a MacBook is not more difficult to use than a PC. It is way easier. Apple even includes help resources right in the macOS to help Windows users make the transition. I have assisted many Windows users transition to a Mac.

Why is iOS so good?

iOS has more consistent updates for all devices, a closed ecosystem that is harder to penetrate, and a stricter app store. All of these factors combined make it harder for attackers to target iOS users.

Are MacBooks fast?

The Bottom Line Apple’s new 13-Inch MacBook Pro is the fastest laptop in the company’s history, and signals the beginning of a new era in the Mac’s history. If you’ve traditionally gotten Apple’s high-end laptops, this new machine may satisfy your needs for a much lower cost.

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Why do I Hate Macs so much?

So without further ado, here are 25 reasons I hate Macs, and the 3 things I like… Cuteness. Personal computers should not be “cute”. Apple Macs don’t have balloons, or popups or message boxes, no, instead they have icons that feel the need to bounce up and down to get your attention in a way that is beyond irritating.

Why are Apple’s Macs underpowered?

Their hardware is underpowered, focusing on thinness and a gimmicky touch bar rather than power or functionality, the previous tentpoles of the Mac. “In another sign that the company has prioritized the iPhone, Apple re-organized its software engineering department so there’s no longer a dedicated Mac operating system team.”

Why do some people hate Android so much?

People may hate Android because Android is more complicated, also very individualistic. You can personalize Android far more than Apple. Apple is worldwide, so is android. Apple is also an American company. Some take pride in supporting that. I’ve had both Android and now Apple. Ten years ago I had an HTC, an Android.

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What happened to Apple’s Mac OS development team?

“In another sign that the company has prioritized the iPhone, Apple re-organized its software engineering department so there’s no longer a dedicated Mac operating system team.” To tell the truth, I’m a life-long Windows user that grew to be disillusioned by Microsoft after Windows Vista.