Samsung phones outselling Apple

[Roadhog]

Originally Posted by Hogrider

I don't care about 4G.

do you use dialup at home too?

[Logical]

Originally Posted by Hogrider

I don't care about 4G.

But you would if your iphone had it !!!

Originally Posted by Roadhog

do you use dialup at home too?

No. 3G speed with T Mobile on my phone was fine. Sprint's 3G sucks however.

Originally Posted by Logical

But you would if your iphone had it !!!

If I cared about 4G I would have bought a phone a couple months ago that was 4G capable. I bought the iphone because that is what I wanted. Simple really.

I guess I'm supposed to find out what is important to others and get the phone that does what they like? Umm no. I'll get what I like and feel is important. Thanks though.

[Rakeesh]

You know, I'm a bit curious about why iphones are dual core, and all of the hype about quad core in the iphone 5 (which android already has by the way.) The reason why, is that in spite of having multiple cores, iOS isn't capable of multitasking. Sure you can have multiple apps open at once, but only one of them can actually be doing something at a time.

I could imagine maybe some apps out there being multi-threaded, so there may be *some* use for dual core, but quad core? What use is it?

Read the internets and find out

[Rakeesh]

Originally Posted by Hogrider

Read the internets and find out

Well, I think I already know: apple users are attracted to fluff.

Then why ask?

[Rakeesh]

Well I'd like to hear it from the iphone users themselves.

Then read the internets and find out

[Logical]

[Rakeesh]

Originally Posted by slaWter

That's nice. So they can build up their 4G network nice and slow with just some Android phones on the network.

If they would add the iPhone market right off the start, the network would be overwhelmed.

Actually the verizon LTE network already is overwhelmed in many places, e.g. new york. This is why verizon is making a huge deal about capping their users data consumption and charging overages.