So what is your point? The more experience a company has the more naive they're likely to be? That's ridiculous.
This would be like a fast food ad showing a juicy steak when what they really have are hotdogs.
You're really reaching. At face value they shot a dishonest ad and incompetence got them busted. Why contrive some elaborate scheme?
The last thing a blatantly dishonest advertisement makes me want to do is learn more about the product. A camera phone ad that uses a DSLR? Really? So if I go to buy a Malibu is the salesman going to have me test drive…
"Another problem is that many people attribute things to being invented by Apple because they first hear of it from Apple(and because they don't use non Apple products)." What's even worse than that is when people know…
I don't get how they could possibly have been granted the "click a phone number in browser etc. and make call" patent when it is so painfully obvious. On an integrated device like a smartphone it makes intuitive sense…
"The article fails to mention that HP and Dell haven't exactly been setting the world on fire with sales of Android tablets" HP has never released a single Android tablet and Dell's Streak efforts have been half-hearted…
"Google is just like every other company" No company is "just like" every other company. Different personalities, different by-laws, etc. It's the height of cynicism and intellectual laziness to try to stereotype…
"Don't be evil" could include being in the patent cartel and running interference for the little guys.
This has absolutely nothing to do with the issue being discussed. Google could clamp down hard on security if they wanted to and still not reject apps for political reasons like Apple appear to do.
"There are so many cheap android phones on the chinese market used by older people who barely even know how to check their email with it" What kind of condescending agist crap is this? How do you know this for a fact?…
"and I'd rather have vanilla Android over "differentiated" bullshit any day." Do you think the market gives a rat's ass what you think? Consumers like the skins. Deal with it.
"...and the fact that Android has turned into a fragmented crapfest." How them grapes taste? "There is nothing worse than carrier customisation - it's the worst kind of turd polish." That's your opinion, skippy.…
"As for windows phone I feel that the new Windows version 8 will in many ways encourage adoption of windows phones" Really? Your feelings are very important so please tell us more.
What are you talking about? Carriers and retailers aren't bound by law to sell windows phone.
"Google had the approach where it leaves its hardware partners out in the open unprotected from patents." If Samsung didn't want to get sued then they shouldn't have copied Apple. Google sent them an email to that…
That's what I was thinking. I've seen this headline on a few sites in the last few days and the commenters all seem to be talking about Linux in the past tense. Apparently I didn't get the memo because my laptop with…
Well, it's pretty obvious this isn't Slashdot but I'm curious, where did you get your psychology degree because without it your analysis rings pretty hollow. Oh, and the affected ellipsis at the end of your drivel...…
"Android as model of a free OS is just a tribute to the organizers methinks." Yeah, I'm sure the fact that you can download the source code to it, make any changes you want, and redistribute that source code or that you…
"Ever notice how Jony Ive looks nothing like a Googler?" What the f is this shit? This guy:https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-UxbxdEwXL7Y/AAAAAAAAAAI/A... is the counterpart to Jony Ive. And that goes for the rest of…
I think you have the wrong website.
This is literally the stupidest shit I have ever read on this website.
Like most people I put my Galaxy Nexus in a case shortly after purchase and never see the plastic.
I would imagine that even if for some strange reason the Secret Service (who likely would investigate something like this) didn't pick up your claim you would still have grounds for a civil suit. Just insert sympathetic…
"but I thought it was well-accepted that at "small scales", the universe is very non-continuous and chaotic?" It is and the funny thing is this guy has a funny definition of "now" considering Max Planck discovered light…
So what is your point? The more experience a company has the more naive they're likely to be? That's ridiculous.
This would be like a fast food ad showing a juicy steak when what they really have are hotdogs.
You're really reaching. At face value they shot a dishonest ad and incompetence got them busted. Why contrive some elaborate scheme?
The last thing a blatantly dishonest advertisement makes me want to do is learn more about the product. A camera phone ad that uses a DSLR? Really? So if I go to buy a Malibu is the salesman going to have me test drive…
"Another problem is that many people attribute things to being invented by Apple because they first hear of it from Apple(and because they don't use non Apple products)." What's even worse than that is when people know…
I don't get how they could possibly have been granted the "click a phone number in browser etc. and make call" patent when it is so painfully obvious. On an integrated device like a smartphone it makes intuitive sense…
"The article fails to mention that HP and Dell haven't exactly been setting the world on fire with sales of Android tablets" HP has never released a single Android tablet and Dell's Streak efforts have been half-hearted…
"Google is just like every other company" No company is "just like" every other company. Different personalities, different by-laws, etc. It's the height of cynicism and intellectual laziness to try to stereotype…
"Don't be evil" could include being in the patent cartel and running interference for the little guys.
This has absolutely nothing to do with the issue being discussed. Google could clamp down hard on security if they wanted to and still not reject apps for political reasons like Apple appear to do.
"There are so many cheap android phones on the chinese market used by older people who barely even know how to check their email with it" What kind of condescending agist crap is this? How do you know this for a fact?…
"and I'd rather have vanilla Android over "differentiated" bullshit any day." Do you think the market gives a rat's ass what you think? Consumers like the skins. Deal with it.
"...and the fact that Android has turned into a fragmented crapfest." How them grapes taste? "There is nothing worse than carrier customisation - it's the worst kind of turd polish." That's your opinion, skippy.…
"As for windows phone I feel that the new Windows version 8 will in many ways encourage adoption of windows phones" Really? Your feelings are very important so please tell us more.
What are you talking about? Carriers and retailers aren't bound by law to sell windows phone.
"Google had the approach where it leaves its hardware partners out in the open unprotected from patents." If Samsung didn't want to get sued then they shouldn't have copied Apple. Google sent them an email to that…
That's what I was thinking. I've seen this headline on a few sites in the last few days and the commenters all seem to be talking about Linux in the past tense. Apparently I didn't get the memo because my laptop with…
Well, it's pretty obvious this isn't Slashdot but I'm curious, where did you get your psychology degree because without it your analysis rings pretty hollow. Oh, and the affected ellipsis at the end of your drivel...…
"Android as model of a free OS is just a tribute to the organizers methinks." Yeah, I'm sure the fact that you can download the source code to it, make any changes you want, and redistribute that source code or that you…
"Ever notice how Jony Ive looks nothing like a Googler?" What the f is this shit? This guy:https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-UxbxdEwXL7Y/AAAAAAAAAAI/A... is the counterpart to Jony Ive. And that goes for the rest of…
I think you have the wrong website.
This is literally the stupidest shit I have ever read on this website.
Like most people I put my Galaxy Nexus in a case shortly after purchase and never see the plastic.
I would imagine that even if for some strange reason the Secret Service (who likely would investigate something like this) didn't pick up your claim you would still have grounds for a civil suit. Just insert sympathetic…
"but I thought it was well-accepted that at "small scales", the universe is very non-continuous and chaotic?" It is and the funny thing is this guy has a funny definition of "now" considering Max Planck discovered light…