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I appreciate his input, but to call it a failure is really begging the headline.
Now I don't have an iPhone, so I can't compare, but the screen is astonishing, and the verizion service has always been better, so I think it is a great product.
I think his problem with websites was a simple matter of screen size. On my Android phone, the right navigation wraps, because there's no room for it otherwise. On the much bigger screen of my Archos 5 media player (Android also), it displays fine -- it looks like it does on my desktop. Turn the text size down, and things are fine on both. Also, what does Twidroid Pro not do that anything on the iPhone does? I can po…
I think he does just like to whine, but I remember Gruber linking to this piece a while ago that mentions twidroid: http://notes.torrez.org/2009/08/android-software-day-3.html Summary: a bit clunky, options that should be disabled/omitted are enabled, slightly buggy. Lots of little cuts, rather than missing features. Things may well have improved since then; I don't use twidroid.
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There's no need to ridicule the writer for his opinion. There's a big difference between a moving a mouse in 2d space with a device moving on a 2d surface and navigating in menus. A better comparison is navigating in a 3D game vs a 2D (platform) game. The latter is easier for most people.
I will say it again, this Scobler guy is moron and complete idiot! He proves this with every post he makes. Somehow the idiotism he posts makes his blog even more popular, so I conclude that ppl who read him are in same coherent "state of mind".
Most of the gripes seem to be software problems that should be fixable in short time. I wonder about the browser: aren't there browsers that are common to all Android phones? Or does each Android phone need a customized browser?
Sounds like an Apple fanboy to me, I love my Droid.
what's your take on the "battery cover" thing the author mentioned? how much BS did he put in his article there, or could it be true?
Don't care. There are multiple phones running Android, unlike the Palm Pre and iPhone.
There are multiple models of iPhone too. It's fair to compare the latest, top-of-the-range flagship model to its counterpart. Right now, Droid is that for Android. Sure, the Android ecosystem is probably going to get richer than Apple can allow for iPhone, but right now, that's the comparison.
Sounds like an Apple fanboy to me, I love my Droid.
what's your take on the "battery cover" thing the author mentioned? how much BS did he put in his article there, or could it be true?
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Sounds like a droid fanboy to me.
So far oomkiller has not fabricated "facts" in favor of his argument.