iPhone 4 Is Nice, But It's Not Enough to Slow Android
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iPhone 4 Is Nice, But It's Not Enough to Slow Android
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Re: iPhone 4 Is Nice, But It's Not Enough to Slow Android
#2All you fanboys, please line up to get on your knees for Steve Jobs.
Re: iPhone 4 Is Nice, But It's Not Enough to Slow Android
#3Android is the Windows of Mobile. ugly, cheap and clunky.
Re: iPhone 4 Is Nice, But It's Not Enough to Slow Android
#4Android is the Windows of Mobile. ugly, cheap and clunky.
I would argue Windows Mobile is the Windows of Mobile.
Re: iPhone 4 Is Nice, But It's Not Enough to Slow Android
#5I'd rather have speed and battery life than tethering. If "speed and battery life measures are subjective" is all you have to say, that sounds like intentional ignorance.
Re: iPhone 4 Is Nice, But It's Not Enough to Slow Android
#6How knee-deep in a silly Android vs iPhone fanboy war do you have to be to write a long post addressing the supposed presumption that iPhone 4 was going to slow Android down? What sensible person is even constructing thoughts along these lines?
Many kinds of critiques, positive and negative, of both platforms are welcome. But this sort of fanboy service horse race punditry is not.
At this stage, the smartphone market is not a zero sum game. Nobody has to slow anybody down. Stop polarizing this space.
Re: iPhone 4 Is Nice, But It's Not Enough to Slow Android
#7There's a massive market of people out there whose iPhones will never talk to AT&T ; the rest of the world. I think drilling down on the US carrier is a bit shortsighted in a proper review.
Re: iPhone 4 Is Nice, But It's Not Enough to Slow Android
#8I'd rather have speed and battery life than tethering. If "speed and battery life measures are subjective" is all you have to say, that sounds like intentional ignorance.
Fully agree that both sides of the coin are important. However, of the following potential developments:
1) New Android phones become much faster and/or have longer battery lives 2) New iPhones become much more open and less locked-down
I think #1 is much more likely.
Re: iPhone 4 Is Nice, But It's Not Enough to Slow Android
#9How does this stuff get to the top of list? It's 700+ words that ignores basically anything shown today by Apple and instead says only "AT&T sucks!"
More generally, flamebait articles that paint this as the great Android vs Apple war are maddening. They are pieces of software, not wrestlers. One does not have to fail for the other to succeed.