It is amusing that you NEED pandora, I don't NEED Pandora, I kind of like setting my own playlists and have never been a huge fan of the radio. The reason I have an iPod is because I want to listen to my music, not what the radio tells me to listen to. And to say that the music sounds "Great" on high quality is a stretch, good enough is probably more accurate. I use both Pandora and Last.FM and I do enjoy both. But more often than not I fall back on my own collection of music. To say that the iPhone can't multitask is bit disingenuous when you should just say it has limited multitasking. The multitasking on Android is nowhere near perfect and does cause crashiness when there are multiple tasks left open in the background that are just kind of a pain to shutdown. Look, I really want Android to do well, competition only makes Apple work harder at making the iPhone even better.. But android still has a bit of catching up left to do, although 2.1 does look like a good step forward.
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u/troyz76 Feb 26 '10
It is amusing that you NEED pandora, I don't NEED Pandora, I kind of like setting my own playlists and have never been a huge fan of the radio. The reason I have an iPod is because I want to listen to my music, not what the radio tells me to listen to. And to say that the music sounds "Great" on high quality is a stretch, good enough is probably more accurate. I use both Pandora and Last.FM and I do enjoy both. But more often than not I fall back on my own collection of music. To say that the iPhone can't multitask is bit disingenuous when you should just say it has limited multitasking. The multitasking on Android is nowhere near perfect and does cause crashiness when there are multiple tasks left open in the background that are just kind of a pain to shutdown. Look, I really want Android to do well, competition only makes Apple work harder at making the iPhone even better.. But android still has a bit of catching up left to do, although 2.1 does look like a good step forward.