So who will you buy from instead then?
Buy what exactly?
So who will you buy from instead then?
Phone or tablet, I guess, or are you a Mac user?Buy what exactly?
Phone or tablet, I guess, or are you a Mac user?
It's a bit of a push to say 'everybody' hates Apple, as that's obviously not the case. A chunk of tech geeks may dislike Apple, but the wider population certainly seem to like them, if the % of idevices I see in use during my commute is any indication.
.....of course they might have been Samsungs, it's so difficult to tell the difference between them![]()
Something that many many phones do not infringe on. Why did smasung infringe on it?
Why did smasung have the Ui changed on android to look more like iOS?
I'm just going to leave this here:
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Ah, so institutionalised corruption and almost mafia-like power is a-OK, but sue somebody for copying your design and it's boycott time? Interesting.I have a MBP for Uni. Had an iphone, switched to an S3 and will happily stay with that as it is much better.
Had an iPad and it was great for browsing the net in bed, no other use so I'm sure if I felt inclined to get another glorified web browser I could find alternatives, granted iOS is very good on it where as it is much worse on phone.
And no, I wouldn't waste my money on a Mac desktop, MBP is okay for convenience.
This. I was an Apple fanatic during the 90s when it was the plucky upstart taking on the might of the Wintel behemoth - I had a Mac at home and would loudly proclaim its superiority over a Windows box at any given opportunity.
I guess it was the return of Steve Jobs that was the tipping point for me - he turned the company into the arrogant B.S. machine that is today. As a fanatic, you'd think I'd have been happy about that, but no - somewhere along the line he destroyed something in the ethos of the old Apple that I had found appealing. Maybe I just have an underdog mentality.
I really can't understand the hype around the iPhone - I used my sister-in-law's recently and I've got to say all bias aside I was completely underwhelmed. The screen was pathetically small and it was sluggish in use compared to my lowly Android. I don't like the whole 'Apple knows what's best for you' locked-down nature of iOS either - I'll decide how I want MY phone set up, not some Yank in Cupertino. If I want to rip out the factory-provided SMS module and replace them with something better, then I'll do so. The point being, I can change practically every facet of my Android, if I don't like how it works out of the box.
I'm due an upgrade towards the end of February and there are only two candidates on the shortlist - iOS and Android. Unless the iPhone 5 is something utterly revolutionary - not expecting it to be, as Apple seems content to sit on its laurels knowing that the herd will purchase whatever they put out, like the wet fart that was the 4S - my next phone will either be an SGS3 or the follow-up to the Galaxy Nexus if there's been a new one announced by then.
Simply sliding finger up and down, in certain area.
Hold home button and slide up and down.
Plenty of ways you could do it, I agree it wouldn't be the best way.
Have any number of finger gestures instead of tap to zoom.
Touch and hold, slider bars, zoom in and zoom out buttons, two finger drag... there are loads of ways to do it - pinching is just one of the more elegant and more natural feeling solutions we have.
A circle movement around the area you want to zoom into?
DAMNIT brb i best patent that
I tend to find the people that are the most vocal against patents and copyright are the ones that have never invented anything worth protecting themselves.. :/
Ah, so institutionalised corruption and almost mafia-like power is a-OK, but sue somebody for copying your design and it's boycott time? Interesting.
What about inventions that are so important?
A cure to cancer, what do you say about patenting that?
Hmm?