Smartphones losing their Batteries

There's that saying that Smartphones and computers are getting smarter.

I disagree on a very high level.

As my Computer Science teacher once stated, "Computers and Smartphones are dumb, all they do is what you tell it to do."

For instance:

I was trying to help a friend with her Apple phone, this was the iphone 5 s or c, which ever is not the newest (not an apple fanatic) and this phone would not cooperate with anything, so I ended up, having to delete all the apps and itunes, movies, whatever.

Then redownload them, and it worked. Of course if you want to do anything via computer, you are forced to using itunes, which is also a mess and confusing.


The computers are screwy as well and only last two or three years, even if they are well cared for.

Apple is out

Next is the Android, another friend has the Galaxy Stellar and there was no space left on the phone. it said I need to clean up pictures, videos, etc.

How do they expect me to delete items if I cannot access them on the phone? So I had to plug it into the computer and delete them through the folder.

Android and Samsung is out

Then there is the newest Blackberry, I unfortunately have this. It turns off at random times with a full charge, in order to get the pictures I cannot connect it to a computer without downloading some program so I am reduced to sending the pictures one-by-one to my e-mail.

Blackberry is out

The only sensible phone is Windows.

The Windows 8 phone can connect you anywhere, it's easy to work with, and you don't have to download any software to connect it to the computer. No glitch, no lag, no crash.

and you can just click and drag music, movies, videos and others. and it has the Tap-to-Send option.

I miss that phone.

Of course I would be happy with the good ol' Nokia.

Which by the way, Apple, and Android do not have shock resistance (they stop working or crack with one drop). Blackberry and Window phones do.