Re: Where do you get your music?
@Figment, if I had just wanted a phone, I'd probably have stuck with the nockier I had in 2012. It had no features at all and was at the same time %100 inaccessible, and yet completely accessible, because while it had no speech whatsoever, it was just a phone and did nothing else (even the answer phone was provided by my mobile provider not a function of the phone itself).
Obviously it depends upon the person, but for me I was mainly interested in the Iphone as more than a phone. I got the Iphone rather than the Ipad because it seemed silly to miss out on a talking phone if I was getting the rest, but the phone, including texting and e-mail was only part of it.
Even if your not at all interested in games on Ios though there are lots of very useful access related aps. One for example I use a lot is blind square, which tells you the locations and descriptions of objects around you. There are also several volunteer services where you point your phone at an obj
ect and a person on the other end will identify it for you.
There is a barcode reader that will scan and automatically identify common household products (will it will in the states apparently it doesn't work on none Us stuff), etc.
then there are basic things like Siri, for example when planning my upcoming trip to america I needed an instant currency convertion to see how much my traveller's checks would be so just asked siri to convert the amount. In fairness Android does have a similar thing to siri, though whether it works the same way and is as useful I'm not sure of.
This isn't to say "don't use android!" just to point out that there are lots of bennifits to Ios that for me at least make it worth it despite the cruddiness of it's media intigration.
As to Ios 9, personally with each Ios version I've always wated a good few version upgrades before I bother installing the new os. I did with 7 and 8 and I inte nd to with 9. That way software gets updated, bugs get squashed, and over all performance gets faster. I recall terrible complaints about Ios 8 slowdown originally, which sinse got fixed, indeed I get the strong impression Apple is very quick to rush out Os updates and then have to fill in the cracks later, though fortunately at least with 7 and 8 they've done this, so I don't see why it'll be different with 9.
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