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[1545.22 --> 1546.22] It's all, it's all garbage. |
[1546.22 --> 1547.22] This phone's too amazing. |
[1547.22 --> 1548.22] Let's crap it up boys. |
[1548.22 --> 1549.22] Yeah. |
[1549.22 --> 1553.22] I don't think, I've never seen somebody ask, you know, say, I would like this phone to run slower. |
[1553.22 --> 1555.22] Please add your own software to it. |
[1555.22 --> 1556.22] Yeah. |
[1556.22 --> 1557.22] You've never seen anybody ask for the Bixby button? |
[1557.22 --> 1558.22] I would like a little bit more lag. |
[1558.22 --> 1560.22] Well it's kind of like, it's kind of like laptops now, right? |
[1560.22 --> 1564.22] MSI is notorious for a crap ton of dashboards and bulletware and stuff. |
[1564.22 --> 1566.22] You know, it's like you get rid of all that stuff. |
[1566.22 --> 1567.22] It's a good experience, but otherwise. |
[1567.22 --> 1578.22] When you work in a, in a shop that sells, not necessarily a repair shop, but when you work in a shop that sells laptops and one of your main services is making them not junk out of the box. |
[1578.22 --> 1581.22] That's, that's like a weird, weird place to be. |
[1581.22 --> 1584.22] We have poll results for the, the question. |
[1584.22 --> 1585.22] Not surprising. |
[1585.22 --> 1587.22] Um, I don't think it's true at all. |
[1587.22 --> 1589.22] You don't want people to choose based on status. |
[1589.22 --> 1590.22] Oh yeah, definitely. |
[1590.22 --> 1591.22] Those people are lying. |
[1591.22 --> 1594.22] Well, it might be a little bit of lying. |
[1594.22 --> 1600.22] It might be a little bit of subconscious shifting where you've decided that you want that phone because of status anyways, |
[1600.22 --> 1603.22] and you'll justify it because of performance or feature reasons. |
[1603.22 --> 1608.22] And I think probably the strongest factor is that the audience that we have. |
[1608.22 --> 1609.22] Well, there's smartphone MP too, right? |
[1609.22 --> 1613.22] If you have a crappy phone, the guy next to you pulls up the latest version, you're kind of like, oh, right? |
[1613.22 --> 1614.22] I want that one. |
[1614.22 --> 1615.22] And the same thing. |
[1615.22 --> 1617.22] If you've got the latest one, you kind of want to be like, everyone look at my phone. |
[1617.22 --> 1618.22] You know what I mean? |
[1618.22 --> 1619.22] Yeah. |
[1619.22 --> 1621.22] Because it's, it's, it's sad, but it really is like an accessory. |
[1621.22 --> 1622.22] Yeah. |
[1622.22 --> 1623.22] Yeah. |
[1623.22 --> 1624.22] Yeah. |
[1624.22 --> 1627.22] But like, again, with our audience though, it's, it's a bunch of PC performance freaks. |
[1627.22 --> 1628.22] Yeah. |
[1628.22 --> 1632.22] I'm not that surprised that PC performance freaks want high performance and high feature phones. |
[1632.22 --> 1633.22] Right. |
[1633.22 --> 1639.22] If we did this survey across everyone on the planet and everyone answered honestly, I bet you |
[1639.22 --> 1641.22] stated it would probably be higher than anything else. |
[1641.22 --> 1642.22] Probably. |
[1642.22 --> 1646.22] But with this audience and with natural skewing, I'm not surprised it was 95%. |
[1646.22 --> 1648.22] Would people really admit that? |
[1648.22 --> 1652.22] Because then they have to admit to themselves, I spent an extra $400 for status. |
[1652.22 --> 1656.22] And that's not a pill that I think most people would swallow. |
[1656.22 --> 1657.22] Yeah. |
[1657.22 --> 1659.22] It's, it's, it's an interesting question. |
[1659.22 --> 1665.22] Like the, do you buy things for, for like, like functionality over aesthetic or aesthetic |
[1665.22 --> 1666.22] over functionality? |
[1666.22 --> 1671.22] I think a lot of people will say that they buy something for functionality, but they might |
[1671.22 --> 1675.22] even be buying the aesthetic of functionality, if that makes sense. |
[1675.22 --> 1676.22] Yeah. |
[1676.22 --> 1678.22] If something looks like it's highly functional, then they want that thing. |
[1678.22 --> 1682.22] It's, it's a really interesting mind game scenario because you might be convincing yourself |
[1682.22 --> 1683.22] of something and not even realizing. |
[1683.22 --> 1691.22] There's a, there's a dimension of that that's sort of related, which is taking your customizations |
[1691.22 --> 1692.22] and your settings and stuff. |
[1692.22 --> 1697.22] And that has always been like, if you spend a lot of time customizing your phone or customizing |
[1697.22 --> 1701.22] whatever it is to make it exactly just so, you'll be punished because every time there's |
[1701.22 --> 1706.22] an update or every time you switch phones, it is super difficult to get all those customizations |
[1706.22 --> 1707.22] from one device to another. |
[1707.22 --> 1708.22] And it shouldn't be. |
[1708.22 --> 1709.22] Yeah. |
[1709.22 --> 1712.22] That's one of the few things I liked about Apple's operating system is that when you use migration |
[1712.22 --> 1715.22] system, and a time machine, it just copies everything. |
[1715.22 --> 1720.22] Every app, even the settings within your applications will get all, even your third party applications, |
[1720.22 --> 1721.22] all get copied over perfectly. |
[1721.22 --> 1722.22] Yeah. |
[1722.22 --> 1726.22] It's really one of the reasons why I stayed on, excuse me, iOS for so long was simply because |
[1726.22 --> 1731.22] new phone, copy from previous backup, you know, restore up and running and everything's |
[1731.22 --> 1732.22] exactly how I left it out. |
[1732.22 --> 1733.22] I don't even use the ecosystem. |
[1733.22 --> 1734.22] I don't have a watch. |
[1734.22 --> 1737.22] I don't have an, I don't have an Apple or what's the Apple TV thing. |
[1737.22 --> 1738.22] I don't have anything. |
[1738.22 --> 1740.22] I have no other part of the ecosystem. |
[1740.22 --> 1742.22] I even have a MacBook, but even they aren't connected. |
[1742.22 --> 1743.22] Yeah. |
[1743.22 --> 1744.22] Yeah. |
[1744.22 --> 1747.22] Microsoft really screwed the pooch with the registry because the registry was supposed to |
[1747.22 --> 1750.22] be that, and also your application data folder, and like theoretically you can move that between |
[1750.22 --> 1752.22] machines, but in reality you can't. |
[1752.22 --> 1753.22] Yeah. |
[1753.22 --> 1754.22] It ends badly every time. |
[1754.22 --> 1755.22] Yeah. |
[1755.22 --> 1758.22] You can copy certain features of certain applications, but not everything. |
[1758.22 --> 1760.22] And you have to reinstall the applications yourself. |
[1760.22 --> 1765.22] I noticed that when you upgrade to a new phone, new device, right, it doesn't save the |
[1765.22 --> 1766.22] apps or anything. |
[1766.22 --> 1770.22] It saves the app data and then redownloads the apps fresh and then repopulates the data. |
[1770.22 --> 1771.22] Yeah. |
[1771.22 --> 1774.22] Which before it used to be, like you said, a direct copy, which was even, I believe in the |
[1774.22 --> 1778.22] earlier days, was even copying the battery data, which was making new batteries perform like |
[1778.22 --> 1780.22] poor batteries because of that efficiency scale. |
[1780.22 --> 1781.22] Yeah. |
[1781.22 --> 1783.22] So I did notice that when I upgraded this one. |
[1783.22 --> 1784.22] Yeah. |
[1784.22 --> 1790.22] That was one of the worst things, like working in a computer shop and you'd be doing services |
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