Smart enough to know that a smart phone is for texting and making calls (with some browsing and app use when bored)? A new low.
By that ridiculous definition this is a smart phone...
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By that ridiculous definition this is a smart phone...
But wait, there is more! He has redefined how "we" (smart people) use a smart phone.
Michael
Wow is that really your argument to justify that guy insulting iOS users?
Only if your head is comically small.
Michael
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I take back my "new low" comment.
Indeed this is a new low. My post was directed at you and not "that guy." Do keep up.
Michael
Galaxy SIII size is the biggest I can go. 4.8" is just nice for me I guess, and since iOS is going downhill since the advent of iOS 6, I'm considering Android very soon.
Then again, any issue regarding screen sizes and "iOS vs Android" is all about individual's personal preference.
Then again, any issue regarding screen sizes and "iOS vs Android" is all about individual's personal preference.
Only if your head is comically small.
Michael
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I take back my "new low" comment.
Indeed this is a new low. My post was directed at you and not "that guy." Do keep up.
Michael
Obviously your a child so I'm not going to waste my time answering you after this
To be fair, it's not his fault. When you're limited to what you can do on an iPhone, users think this is all they're capable of while using it.
Agreed. People are looking to Ive for hope and expectations of iOS 7 that may not exist or be met.
Vote with your wallets, they say. If iOS 7 is still disappointing, Samsung here I come.
I have a note 2. Went back to my iPhone 4S.
The note 2 is a nice device, but too big as a phone, yet too small for it to be a tablet.
Now I want a 7.9" galaxy note.
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I want a 7" to 7.9" galaxy note.
The note 2 is a nice device, but too big as a phone, yet too small for it to be a tablet.
Now I want a 7.9" galaxy note.
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I want a 7" to 7.9" galaxy note.
Try sticking an iPad Mini in your pockets for a while. There is a guy in the iPad forums who is doing that and got rid of his iPhone. But that is just ridiculous.
I dont get it, so you want a 7 inch tablet that can make phone calls? It would look so ridiculous imo.
I just want a 7.9" Galaxy Note whether or not it make phone calls.
The 10.1" Galaxy Note is too big for my taste.
Not much different from wanting a 6.3" Galaxy Note. Guess the guy is like you who don't use the phone much.
I would use a 6.3" Galaxy Note or 7.9" Galaxy Note, the same way I would use a 7.9" iPad Mini. I wouldn't carry any of those in my pants pocket.
I can't even sit down comfortably with a 5.5" galaxy note 2 in my pants pocket.
Yeah, my Palm m125 had a stylus. It's not an innovative or creative feature. It's a timeworn feature with niche interest on modern touchscreens. Maybe for you it's a valuable feature, but it's not innovative. If Microsoft had had their way, we'd all still be poking at the tiny widgets on that ungodly Windows Mobile interface with them. All that's old is new again, I suppose.
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How is a stylus innovative and creative? They've been around for years and years, both on mobiles and on other devices. Nintendo's still doing a line of incredibly popular handheld gaming consoles that use a stylus (the DS and 3DS), and have done so since 2004, styli have also been present on mobiles and tablets since at least Windows Mobile. There's really nothing innovative or creative in the use of the stylus itself, maybe certain aspects of how it's used on the Note could be considered innovative, such as hovering over the screen to play videos etc., but the stylus itself? It's been done many, many times over.When you think outside the box, innovate, and be creative, yes, a stylus.
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Its comments like this that give apple users a bad name.
God, Apple would appease so many people if they just offered a larger screen size. You don't even have to get rid of the 4".
Apple does it with literally every single other product line they have (except for maybe the Thunderbolt display). For the love of god, just let us have it.
What's the next natural screen size and resolution that Apple can have their apps scale up to?
Apple does it with literally every single other product line they have (except for maybe the Thunderbolt display). For the love of god, just let us have it.
What's the next natural screen size and resolution that Apple can have their apps scale up to?
Well there you go, offering a stylus, in itself, isn't innovative, we're in agreement.
Yes, we're in agreement that the way Samsung used a stylus in today's smartphone is innovative and creative.
Samsung has done something that Apple is usually famous for by taking something that already exists but perhaps doesn't work very well, and completely re-imagine it (make it better).
That's an instant roadblock that comes to mind. Putting HD displays in a 4" device is pointless, yet sticking with iPhone 5S 1136x640 going into 2013, the era of handheld 1080p could be problematic, and Apple probably wont have a real iPhone 6 response till 4th QTR 2014.
Prior, Apple had the benefit of being small with the best looking display. That's no longer the case. The HTC One X is large with the best display in mobile that I've seen.
That sums it up in a nutshell perfectly.
A stylus thats only function is to replace a finger tapping a screen is not innovation (IMHO). The Samsung stylus has many more functions than that and does a lot more than one's finger is capable of with regards to a touch sensitive screen.