Why Android is better than iPhone.
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Gixxer6
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^^^^What he said^^^^
Buy the gadget you want and move on people. I am hockey fan and i love the Montreal Canadiens i will never convince a die-hard Leaf fan to switch sides and they would not be able to get me to switch sides, so why even bother.
Some people like Apples better some like Oranges better, both are good for you in their own way.
By the way these multi-billion dollar companies you are "advertising" for aren't paying you a dime, remember that.
No, not smart... "Brilliant" company.
Their main goal is to suck every dollar out of your wallet possible, and they do a very very good job at this with their proprietary plugs and connectors, $3000 Macbooks, and year out of dated overly massively hyped iPhones5
As you know, Samsung Galaxy S4 is coming, and will give the i5 a further spanking in the techno department, and a bigger more usable 5" screen.
Sad part is, as soon as all the delusional Apple fans break out of the reality distorted field vision, the whole process begins all over again when the iphone 6 details start trickling out and Apple makes incremental improvements in iPhone 6, and yet again tries close the gap on Samsung S4.
Lets make another fearless prediction..... next iphone, bigger screen, and NFC.
Bloody Brilliant, and for that, I cannot fault Apple.
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Poser
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Damn, so what you are saying, the past 2 years i have been posting, I DID THIS FOR FREE???
OK Guys, it was brought to my attention, it was a waste of my time....so this is my last post on this thread.
Buy the gadget you want and move on people.
My mother can beat up your mother!
Smartest post on the thread.
stormcat
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which one are you?
None of them. LOL! I bought a new 4s for $99 and switched to Telus for $50/month. I couldn't resist the better deal, so I switched. Nothing else to it.
oilycreek
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You're taking all the fun out of it, don't listen to him.
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Gixxer6
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Hey you stole that from me, can i sue?
Back to the NFC thing, came across this tidbit today......
To date, there is over 70 devices out there approved by MasterCard as Mobile PayPass compatible devices and the list continues to grow. Samsung, Blackberry, Sony, HTC and others have all released NFC and Mastercard compatible devices with mobile payment transaction growth expected to reach $75Billion by 2013.
To date, there is over 70 devices out there approved by MasterCard as Mobile PayPass compatible devices and the list continues to grow. Samsung, Blackberry, Sony, HTC and others have all released NFC and Mastercard compatible devices with mobile payment transaction growth expected to reach $75Billion by 2013.
Yup, everything Apple does is better than everyone else. 
Here's Some Good Evidence The iPhone's New Maps App Will Stink
Read more: http://www.businessinsider.com/apples-maps-suck-2012-9#ixzz26mEsVpl5
Everything About Apple's iMessage Drives Me Insane
http://www.businessinsider.com/everything-about-imessage-annoys-me-2012-9
Here's Some Good Evidence The iPhone's New Maps App Will Stink
Read more: http://www.businessinsider.com/apples-maps-suck-2012-9#ixzz26mEsVpl5
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http://www.businessinsider.com/everything-about-imessage-annoys-me-2012-9
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Looks to me like the Apple map has more detail. The area to the right of the main road is indeed a lake.
https://maps.google.ca/maps?q=great+salterns+golf+club&ie=UTF-8&hl=en
Owned.
https://maps.google.ca/maps?q=great+salterns+golf+club&ie=UTF-8&hl=en
Owned.
Gixxer6
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Did you just use the device you claim as inferior as your source? This is why this thread is useless
:lol: you newb, its user submitted data.. you think Apple and Google pay people to type obscure business and location names into a map database? :lmao:
https://maps.google.ca/maps/ms?msid...l=50.954101,-114.048235&spn=0.008259,0.024161
RIM fanboys :lmao:
Gixxer6
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You are wrong.
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That article is interesting. It supports the idea that Apple is going rogue on e-wallets. Unless they figure out a way to integrate a BT 4.0 system into the existing infrastrature, we're looking at another format war. And considering the maturity of NFC at this point, plus zero power consumption and no need for pairing, it's hard to see how Apple could win this one.
I'll be needing a phone soon and with excellent offering from iOS, WP8, Android and potentialy BB soon, it's easy for me to dismiss the iPhone simply because it lacks NFC, since it's the standard right now and for the foreseeable future.
