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Well yes, the tinkerers are critical because they create the apps and add the features that the rest will later use. The majority of smartphone users do not. If the tinkerers don't like your platform, your platform is doomed.
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Very true. Especially where more often than not there are costs involved in buying apps. I have a moderate iOS library. When I upgrade it will feature heavily in my choice to stay with, or abandon iOS. However if some one else has come up with some killer apps, all bets are off.
I've been reading reviews of the One X. I've never been a fan of skinning an OS, more often than not it's kind of clunky and buggy. I am glad HTC has cut back their Sense skin to show more of the improved Android OS. Still, from what I read it kinda gets in the way of music and media playback. The big concern I've read in most reviews is the battery life is pretty bad. Hi lighted by the fact you can't swap a new one in for long days, trips etc. : : |
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I know what you mean six_storm, my Android experience was fairly crappy as well. I got tired of the bugs and having to mess with the phones. I just wanted them to work. Luckily the iphone fit what we wanted out of a smart phone.
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With Android I find you get out what you put in. If I still worked in IT where it was my job to tweak and play, I'd probably have an Android. That's why I always had HTC WM over Palm and Blackberry back in the day. However, now I'm on the go a lot working as a designer, surrounded by iPod compatible docks in cars, iOS only apps. For example my bank has a brilliant iOS app and I use it quite a bit. However they have only a basic offering on Android as the user base just isn't there for them.
I need the phone that just works in my life. It does work well I might add. And we're back off topic again : : |
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I get it: some people like to tinker, but they are NOT the only ones that matter. The end user matters just as much IMO. The end user wants a phone that just works. No flashing, tweaking, rooting, etc. Quote:
I personally had the original Droid 1, tweaked the heck out of it and still never got it to a stable state. Now I have an iPhone 4 and it's been 0 problems since day one. Call it what you will, but I call it like I see it. Android does have potential and I respect it for what it is: a tweaker's heaven and a regular user's nightmare. I have my opinion and you have yours. ![]() Quote:
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I honestly think you just have a huge case of PEBKAC.
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So how about that camera? 99 shots a minute?! Crazy for a smart phone. Though handy to have on a phone you take with you everywhere. No need to wait for the perfect moment and snap, just start shooting and you'll get it. One thing that bugs me about my iPhone is how slow the camera app starts up, and how slow it is taking HDA pics. I wonder if the One could also do a HDA pic without needing super steady hand to avoid blurring? Also cool you can grab a photo while shooting HD video. |
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Nah, I just know what works for me. I also know that I don't like wasting my time on stuff that should already work out of the box.
![]() This will never end. ![]() But in typical NVNews fashion, opinions get shot down and everyone else is right except for you lol. |
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Just one question- what does "PEBKAC" stand for?
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There is a difference between opinions and flat out false information. |
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