iOS7

[Andrew Robinson]

I agree with you about the fingerprint scanner, I'm unlikely to buy any
product that contains one, even if it's not connected to the net, for the
simple reason that if a password gets compromised, I can choose a new one,
but if a fingerprint gets compromised, then that's permanent.

- Andy_R


On 20 September 2013 12:40, Gert van Santen <g.vansanten at upcmail.nl> wrote:

> Op 20-9-2013 13:28, Andrew Robinson schreef:
>
>  I like the text scaling too, but I turned it all the way down to
>> fit more on the screen - I'm guessing that makes me short sighted
>> and you long sighted?
>>
>> I'm a fan of iOS7,
>>
>
> I'm getting used to it, but I think the GUI looks like it could have been
> a demo for the first iPhone.
>
>
>  but I'm really not convinced by the 5c and 5s,
>> if it wasn't for my investment in apps I'd probably be switching
>> my old iPhone 4 for a Google Nexus 4, having got my girlfriend
>> one for Christmas. It's less than half the price, and has a
>> bigger better screen, which is far higher up my list of
>> priorities than colourful plastic or a fingerprint scanner.
>>
>
> Actually, a fingerprint scanner on a device that is connected to the
> internet is a very bad thing. I hope it can be disabled.
>
> Cheers,
>
> --
> Gert
>
> gert van santen
> www.gertvansanten.nl
>
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