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Originally Posted by Rochard
A few years ago Apple released a new OS that allowed them to sync up calendars. I found this rather humorous at the time because my wife and I had been doing this for some time. Her calendar syncs up to mine, and I can view it on any device.
Just a few days ago Apple released another new OS. The highlight seems to be have been that you can sync up multiple devices - They said "you can start an email on your PC, finish it on your laptop, and send it out from your tablet". I'm really confused. For the past four years now I've synced up all of my PCs, all of my laptops, my tablets, and my cell phone.
You mean to tell me that Apple computers have been unable to do this until now?
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Sometimes I wonder if you just pretend to be this stupid, or you actually are this stupid.
The email thing is not that at all. It's a new feature where you can start typing a document, email or anything, on one device, move to another device and it shows you exactly where you were on the other device. So, you start an email on your iPhone or iPad, and then you move to your laptop or mac press a doohicky and the email or doc is exactly as it was on the other device. It also will route calls, so if your phone is upstairs charging, and it rings and you have your iPad there, means that you can answer the call on your iPad.
Next time, try and read up on what something is before you post making yourself look dumber than Markham.
And it's not a new operating system. And it's not released. Other than that, spot on.
(and the calendar sync has worked for years)
Mocking someone for what OS they like is really stupid. Mocking someone about things you clearly have no comprehension of and are totally wrong about is beyond ridiculous.