Today I'm going to talk about Ubuntu for phones, because I want to make clear that Ubuntu for phones is out, for actually quite a long time. I'm not going to download it myself, so I'm just going to think about my thoughts.
Lets start with the looks, I think it looks very smooth and nice, but I think that it isn't practical because it works entirely different that an operating system that we've ever seen before. I actually want to download and install it but I'm not going to do it because there aren't much popular apps out there for the Ubuntu OS. I mean its looks really nice and after a moment of time it would work nice and fast to, but not for me. If I have my iPhone in June, I am going to install it, and I am definitely going to post a review on this blog. If you have downloaded Ubuntu on your mobile, leave a comment because I'm very curious.
I start with my opinion about the xbox360, I like the outside of the console more than the outside of the PS3, because its really simple and it looks in my eyes very good. The inside is almost the same, but one important different between the xbox360 and the PS3 is online gaming, that is one of the few differences, but I think this is not a different at the inside of the console, but more of the different between the makers of the consoles.
Today I want to talk about ergonomic keyboards this isn't a review but I'm thinking of getting one. I've never typed on one, but I can imagine that they would type really nice when you're used to it. You won't have to move your hands much on the keyboard. They just stay in one place, and that seems very nice, but they are quite expensive, so its a huge gamble, and if I don't like it its just a waste of money. But if I'm going to get a ergonomic keyboard I think I am going to buy a Microsoft Sculpt Ergonomic Keyboard.
I'm also thinking about a mechanical keyboard with gold plated switches because I have typed on a mechanical keyboard and that keyboard had Cherry MX Brown switched, so it made less clicking sound, but the sound is not a problem for me. I want to buy a mechanical keyboard because you can type more precise and much faster in them. If I'm going to buy a mechanical keyboard its going to be a Das Model S Professional for Mac
The multiplayer of the game is nice too, but I don't like to play online, just because there are often hackers in a session and than I doesn't like a match. Also I really like the custom gun classes, so you can make a gun class that you like, and so you can make your own good class. I use most of the time the M27, just because I like the shooting range of it and the nice accuracy.
Smartphones are a very big thing in 2015, and there are three operating systems for smartphones out there, Android and iOS are the most common, and almost everybody has a smartphone with Android or an iPhone.
BlackberryOS looks awesome in my opinion, and I like the design of some Blackberrys, but you didn't heard anything about Blackberry until the release of the Blackberry Passport and the Classic. I've did a lot of research on BlackberryOS because I've almost never used it, and I learned that there aren't much apps out there for Blackberry, you can't even download Instagram on Blackberry, and thats a huge shame because almost everyone knows Instagram.
I really like Android, you can find many apps in the Google Play Store and everything was really easy to find, installing an update was easy, finding settings and changing them was easy. The only problem I've experienced was that I couldn't move apps to my SD-card, but thats probably the phone and not Android. I really like Android, and it is very easy to use in my opinion.
iOS is really user-friendly, until iOS 7, and its so irritating that they are forcing you to use iCloud, but apart from that, I really like iOS, it works smooth and apps are very easy to download and/or buy. It has a nice design, and I really like iOS 7 and 8, because I am using iOS since iOS 5, and after two years staring at a screen with the same design its nice to have something new. I have experienced some problems when I wanted to sync my iPad with my PC, and I don't know if this is a Windows problem or a iOS problem, but I was really disappointed to see that, I own a MacBook, but sometimes I like to use my pc, and to not being able to just sync your iPad with it, is a real disadvantage in my opinion, and I don't now if I am the only one having this problem, so if you have this problem, or not leave a comment!
looks very nice, this one doesn't look cheap too.
There isn't ment to be a part 4, but this part is going about my future setup, that I am going to finish in about 2 and a half years. I want to buy a MacBook Pro because I need a Mac for my study, and I travel a lot, so thats the reason why I need a laptop, I also wanted a desktop computer, and first I was looking at some iMacs, but then I realized, why don't I buy a MacBook Pro, a MacBook stand, and an Apple Cinema Display or Thunderbolt display. If I do that, I'll have an iMac feeling using, without an iMac, and I know its more expensive, but I'm not gonna buy an Apple Thunderbolt Display I think, just a simple Apple Cinema Display from eBay. 
I want to talk about my 2008 MacBook, because I'm still using it and I don't need another laptop right now, because my MacBook is doing everything I need from it. Its not that fast, but it its not really slow either. It has a 2.4 GHZ Intel Core 2 Duo, an Intel GMA X3100 144 mb graphics card, and I use my laptop for everything. From school work to blogging, and I really like it. The keyboard is not very good, but it isn't really that bad, the only disadvantage is that when I bought it, it typed very good and comfortable but the laptop is seven years old now, so the quality of the keys, and the entire keyboard is going down.
I could easily buy another Iiyama Prolite 24 inch with full HD resolution, but I've always wanted an Apple Cinema Display, so I thought, I have an Intel Mac, and I've need a computer screen so I thought that an Apple Cinema Display is a really good idea. I'm not going to buy a new one from Apple because they are really expensive, in the Netherlands they are 1.149,00 euro's from the Apple website and I can't afford it, so I'm going to buy it off eBay. I was looking at a Dutch auction site called Marktplaats, or Marketplace if translated to English, and I saw some pretty nice Apple Cinema Displays with a 23 inch HD screen for 150 euros ($162,00) or (110,00 british pounds) and thats a really good deal. I really love the displays from Apple, and my dad has a 20 inch one, and its working really well with his Mac Mini, and thats why I am going to buy it for my current MacBook, and future MacBook Pro.
So when I was using the computer I was going to like OS X. At first I didn't liked it at all, it didn't worked for me, I accidentally removed something from the dock, and I didn't knew how to replace it. I wasn't used to using a Mac at all. But when I was doing that school project, I had to use the computer more and more, and eventually I really liked OS X, and after that week I almost never touched my pc ever again. In 2008, my dad bought a PowerMac G5, because G4 and G5 systems where really useable at the time, and I was so happy when he bought that PowerMac G5, because his older Mac Mini G4, was now mine. And because of that Mac Mini G4, I wanted to learn more about computers. So I worked for 3 more years on my Mac Mini G4, until my dad decided to buy a brand new Mac Mini, and that was the moment that I became the new owner of his older PowerMac G5.
I really loved that PowerMac G5, it was so fast, even in 2011 it was a really good computer but computers with a PowerPC processor started losing support. After 6 months the computer was broken, and I had to throw it away because it was taking up to much space, and I wish I didn't throw it away because when I was doing some research, I discovered that I only had to remove the Airport card. So yes, I threw a perfectly fine PowerMac G5 out. and I was actually sad about it, but luckily I always had my reliable Mac Mini which I've still have, I don't use it, but I don't want to throw it away, because its that computer that started my curiosity in technology. So I've used my Mac Mini for 2 more years, and at the end of 2013, I've bought my MacBook, and I'm writing this blogpost using it. And I really like Mac, and I love my MacBook, I am looking forward to make an upgrade, and buying a brand new Mac Book pro Retina.
When I was 14 I bought a new PC, this one was a Dell Latitude, and I played more games, when I was 14 I also bought a PS3, and I could play more games. Now I have a Packard Bell and I really like this PC, this is the PC I use in my setup.
Today I am going probably piss of some other fanboys, and I'm going to explain what I hate about Windows. Just as I said in the post: What do I hate about Apple and Apple fanboys, I don't hate Windows entirely, and I don't hate any fanboy. So lets get started.
Lets start at the fanboy problem, because always almost on every Mac review, a Windows fanboy comments: Windows is better, Facebook machine, waste of money and a lot of those worthless comments. My question to those people is: Why? Why are you watching a review of for example a MacBook Pro, and leave a dumb comment. And don't get me wrong when an Apple fanboy does something like this, at a pc review it irritates me just as much. Another thing that really irritates me is the facts that some of the Windows fanboys are just feeling so high-class just because they spend lets say a thousand dollars on their pc, instead of four thousand dollars on a Mac Pro, and then say: My pc has the same specs and I've just paid a thousand dollars for it. Its so useless, because people who buy a Mac from four thousand dollars could, could have bought a pc with similar specs for a thousand dollars, but they didn't because they want to use OS X and not Windows.
