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Comment #3444917
1> MS will build market share regardless, I'm currently using Android but will switch to WP7 when the Lumia 900 gets released. 1st gen Xbox was written off when it entered a market…
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Comment #3444770
So iOS and Android were number 1 or 2 the moment they landed?
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Comment #3321520
Before it sold out it had $60 shipping costs. That, and the 840x400 res kills it for me. The NOVO7 Advanced has slightly better specs for $140 delivered, but no ICS yet http://www.…
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Comment #3284879
What rubbish. For a LOT of people, Android is genuinely better. How is this possible if Google simply "copied" iOS? All these platforms are inspired by one another, iOS included. S…
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Comment #3249663
Isn't everything HD these days? /sarcasm I had just assumed that it was capable of HD playback without having to pre-convert the content, not that it had a HD display.
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Comment #3202236
Reality distortion field in effect? I dare say Gates should be higher on the list than Jobs. Influential products results are just ridiculous also. PS2 for me, 150 million consoles…
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Comment #3201430
Wrong. Samsung Galaxy S on Telstra is currently $49/month (no upfront, no handset repayment). http://telstra.com.au/mobile/phones/android/ Admittedly, $63/month for 4S 16GB is a cr…
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Comment #3191604
At no point when using Android do I hit the back button and go "hmm, that's not what I expected", or "I wish it did something else". Fact is, it just works. Not having a back butto…
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Comment #3191491
Why claim it has several problems if you've only "seen" a Galaxy S. "1. They are capacitive, so there is no tactile feedback ever" Wrong - You can enable haptic feedback for the me…
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Comment #3175825
I wholeheartedly second this. Another forum I follow has this feature, and it really adds to the conversation.
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Comment #3167690
Hang on, iPhone 3G was released July 11, 2008 and iOS4 was released 710 days later (Jun 21, 2010). Many people found the 3G to be completely unusable with iOS4 installed and had to…
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Comment #3161468
Why do you find it strange (iPhone inspired by PalmOS) and then make the same claim (PalmOS inpired by Newton)? Most people accept that ALL mobile OS platforms gained inspiration f…
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Comment #3148535
So you agree with me then? The iPhone was far from the first smartphone to have these features. Thank you. Not sure you could throw the Newton series into the smartphone category t…
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Comment #3147817
Typical ifanboi response: 1) Completely ignore post being replied to 2) Diatribe of rubbish about how apple invented everything 3) Oh, i'm not a fanboi btw lulz Honestly, you seem …