[BuddyBoy]

Originally Posted by kjk

If you are talking about AVRCP support, it has been there for almost a year.



Let's compare your theory to published customer satisfaction reports:

Smartphones:
http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/blogs/...entry_id=85740

(5th time in a row is significant in that Apple has only made smartphones for 5 years)
Computers:
http://news.cnet.com/8301-13579_3-20...action-survey/

http://www.zdnet.com/blog/btl/apple-...-improve/39420


What is weird about those metrics?


Not unique at all-any more so than the die-hard non-Apple users who loudly proclaim, with great joy, how unsatisfied those Apple users are.

I'm happy to hear AVRCP fully supported now - when they initially introduced it, they didn't support the full protocol, so, as I said, things like skip, rewind, etc didn't work. I'll have to give it a try again. Odd, though, that you say it's been working for a year. I recall trying it on my iPhone 4 when I bought it last august and it wasn't working then.

And thank you for pointing out those satisfaction surveys. My exposure to apple support and the support forums must have skewed my perspective since I only seem to run into folks who like their apple products but are frustrated with the way they're supported.

And I hope you aren't classing me as a die-hard non-apple user: I have three iPhones, a 3G iPad, and a MacMini.