Users take to iOS 5.1 surprisingly quickly

From Tuaw…

http://www.tuaw.com/2012/03/24/users-take-to-ios-5-1-surprisingly-quickly/

I don’t understand why this surprises folks. The upgrade process is quite seamless, painless, and for the most part automatic. Making a point-rev update to an OS doesn’t and shouldn’t be a hand-wringing affair.

—- Sent from Zite personalized magazine iPad app.

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It has been about 10 weeks since I started my iPhone 4 and Android Evo adventure and I have to say, there’s no clear winner. Each has its strengths and shortcomings and as such, I wouldn’t give up one for the other.

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iPhone and EVO Adventure (part 2)

I’ve had a couple of weeks to play with both an Apple iPhone 4 and an HTC EVO side-by-side and I’ve found that they are very different devices — and I mean at a holistic level, not just hardware.

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I am changing jobs and as a result, changing phones. Okay, I’m not changing phones so much as adding another one for my new job, but the opportunity for a side-by-side device comparison still exists. For the record, I’m sticking with an iPhone but opting to do something different for work. I decided on an Android device as I’m really not a Blackberry person.

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Part-of-my-Life Computing

In 1993, my Apple PowerBook 170 was stolen from my office. Faced with replacing the machine, I seriously looked for other options as the portability was fantastic, but it was sorely lacking in instant, daily use capabilities. At that time, I explored the limited pen-based options and almost ended up with an EO. Availability and price kept me out of the EO, and I ultimately settled on a Apple PowerBook Duo 210. Despite the sub-notebook's benefits, I still could not get the idea of a pen-based, instant-on, part-of-my-life computer out of my mind.

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