yourname2000 saidLol....laughing at the fanboys on here.
Samsung is where it's at. Android rocks; there are no stupid "we don't think you need flash" decisions made by the mother company choosing how you'll use your phone; it's designed to make it difficult for even the carrier to reduce the features to suit them....and the experience I've had with my Nexus is beyond satisfactory. I love, love, love them.
You guys can of course buy whatever shit you want to....but even when you buy an Apple, you're buying Samsung (because they make the chips.)
As for "copyright infringement", I'm not convinced the dust has settled on that. Frankly, the whole industry is "borrowing" ideas from each other (Apple's claim that "it has rounded corners --we designed that!" is lame-o.) Apple has certainly stolen as many ideas from others as anyone has stolen from them....this whole situation could easily blow up in Apple's face as other sets of lawyers realize "what's good for the goose is good for the gander" and Apple is a nice, big, rich target to go after.
I just can't bring myself to support Apple....the company that I fell in love with 30 years ago (innovative, open, etc) is not the Apple of today....they've become all the things they said they hated about Microsoft. (Of course, at least Bill is giving away all his money....Jobs donated what? --some computers to schools?
Andrew152 saidyourname2000 saidJust say no to crapple.
Nuff said...
“What type of operating system does your cellphone use?” 15,818 users answered as follows:
• 32% – Apple iOS
• 23% – Other OS
• 21% – Google Android
• 16% – Not sure/Don’t have a cellphone
• 08% – Microsoft Windows (Mobile/Phone)
Hunch crossed those responses with answers from dozens of other “THAY” questions, totaling over 80 million responses between March 2009 and July 2011 and found:
Google Android phone users:
• 10% more likely to be male
• 86% more likely to live in rural areas
• 80% more likely to have only a high school diploma
• 20% more likely to be politically conservative
• 24% more likely to have an annual household income between $50k-$100k
• 71% more likely to have never traveled outside their native country
• 29% more likely to prefer saving money
• 71% more likely to say they tend to follow
• 31% more likely to be later adopters
• More than 100% more likely to be Windows PC users
Apple iPhone users:
• 18% more likely to be women
• 27% more likely to live in a city
• 37% more likely to have a graduate degree
• 17% more likely to be politically liberal
• 67% more likely to have an annual household income of $200k or more
• 50% more likely to have visited more than five countries
• 26% more likely to prefer spending their money
• 11% more likely to have a stronger verbal aptitude
• 27% more likely to say they tend to lead
• 50% more likely to be early adopters
• More than 100% more likely to be Mac users
Read more at http://macdailynews.com/2011/08/16/iphone-users-smarter-richer-less-conservative-than-android-phone-users/#B2T3iqHchIxLusrp.99
rnch said[quote][cite]charlitos said....What's a Samsung?
[/quote]thadjock saidrnch said[quote][cite]charlitos said....What's a Samsung?
The Kia Sorento of cell phones.
yourname2000 said
007love saidhi Im a truck driver crane opperator my phones usually fall so I also like the black doesn't get so easily dirty but I like silver or matalic more.
charlitos said
So basically you want to see my penis
thadjock saidputting phones aside who here has real unlimited 4g and what carrier?
verizon is screwing me over after i upgraded last time, no more unlimited plan.
credo saidthadjock saidputting phones aside who here has real unlimited 4g and what carrier?
verizon is screwing me over after i upgraded last time, no more unlimited plan.
I have unlimited 4G through AT&T.
You are no longer grandfathered on the unlimited plan when you "upgrade" to 4G.
I had my Galaxy SII for several weeks before I realized this ... threatened to drop the for Verizon and they immediately gave me unlimited.
This is not being communicated by carriers to iPhone customers, so I expect many returns as soon as consumers realize they no longer have unlimited data plans.
rnch saidI made [the Kia comment] up about 2 years ago, when shopping for my new Toyota Camry.
credo saidthadjock saidputting phones aside who here has real unlimited 4g and what carrier?
verizon is screwing me over after i upgraded last time, no more unlimited plan.
I have unlimited 4G through AT&T.
You are no longer grandfathered on the unlimited plan when you "upgrade" to 4G.
I had my Galaxy SII for several weeks before I realized this ... threatened to drop the for Verizon and they immediately gave me unlimited.
This is not being communicated by carriers to iPhone customers, so I expect many returns as soon as consumers realize they no longer have unlimited data plans.
xrichx saidDoes it matter what color you get? Seems like every smartphone owner slaps on a big ugly bulky case.
JR122 saidyourname2000 saidJust say no to crapple.
Samsung is the real deal. I just bought a Samsung Blaze which is a mid-range Samsung and I love it. I can't even imagine how good the high end Samsungs are.
freedomisntfree saidJR122 saidyourname2000 saidJust say no to crapple.
Samsung is the real deal. I just bought a Samsung Blaze which is a mid-range Samsung and I love it. I can't even imagine how good the high end Samsungs are.
Until you find out the hard way that a 12" drop can crack the screen and the predictive auto correct is a nightmare as its way too aggressive. Fantastic screen though and great video camera so that's all I use it for. I use my Droid Razr for daily use.
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