Steve Wozniak, co-founder of Apple, brought out the limitations Apple iPhone has. He said that iPhone is his primary phone for its beauty, and he would have been happier if it could do all things that his Android does.
He said that he is more concerned with Siri. He is worried that it may not work as he wants it to.
He said that Siri used to work well initially. He used to ask Siri to list out fire biggest lakes in California. It used to reply correctly in the beginning. Now it started listing out all real estate things instead of lakes. He said that he used ask Siri to list out prime numbers greater than 87. Initially it would give correct answers. Now it started listing out prime rib.
As he said, GPS navigation of Android is most preferred thing for him. He also expressed concerns over iPhone’s battery life.
Despite all these things, iPhone remains his best choice. He also said people facing difficulties with complexity of Android would prefer iPhone for its simple operation.
He recommended iPhone 4S for those people who are already into Mac World. iPhone is also for those people who are scared of PCs, as this iPhone does not scare such people.
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