Many iPhone users not satisfied with iOS 6

It's not news that people aren't too happy with iOS 6's maps. But what about other aspects of the operating system?

Well, a new survey shows that iPhone owners satisfaction with the iOS 6 overall seems to be decreasing compared with iOS 5.

According to TechCrunch, the mobile customer research firm On Device conducted a poll of nearly 16,000 iPhone owners in the U.S. and found that owner satisfaction had slightly dropped compared with previous surveys done on iOS 4 and 5. Although the drop is minimal, this is the first time On Device has seen any sort of decrease in customer satisfaction.

"We have always seen an increase in device satisfaction as consumer upgrade their mobile operating system from one version to another," On Device CEO Alistair Hill told TechCrunch.

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Apple's decision of making accessories useless irks users

Bad News for Apple Users!!

The new and old iPhones [Photo: YouTube / Mail Online]

The recent decision by Apple that iPhone will use 19pin connector instead of present 30-pin connector would not only make all present accessories redundant and useless, the decision also leaves Apple users irked and disappointing.

In fact Apple is accused of ripping of customers as it made public its plans of next version of the iPhone that would render all current accessories obsolete.

Even Speakers, docks and other expensive accessories costing hundreds of dollars would be rendered useless by the move, along with cheaper add-ons such as chargers. Even cars with the current connector built in would need to be upgraded.

The new plan is being implemented to make the newxt iPhine thinner and slimmer which cannot take present broader pins of connectors.

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Mafia Wars 2 Loses 900,000 Users a month

Full Story: PC IGN

Mafia Wars 2 lost over 900,000 players in November. While the game brought in as many as 2.5 million daily players in October, that number has declined significantly just a month later. 

The decline may be due in part to the steady rise of social gaming, which has people playing more games, meaning they're spending less time in each.

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