Why Android is better than iPhone.

oilycreek said:
Lmfao, you need a button so you know where the top of your phone is hahaha, enough Said.

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Without looking at it, yup. There's not much else to physically differentiate up from down
 
I prefer having the home button too, but my Note doesn't have it. You can still tell which way is up by the buttons on the side though.
 
Check out this employees name. He works at the Apple store in Pacific Mall BC.

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regder said:
Without looking at it, yup. There's not much else to physically differentiate up from down
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If you're using your phone, you would want to look at the phone. if your unlocking your phone, it tells me you want to use it which means you're probably going to look at it. Saying you want a home button to use the phone and not look at it, has to be the dumbest statement ever.

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How come you Windows dudes did not rejoice, and let us know?

Canadian Windows fans rejoice! The rumors have panned out, as Microsoft opened its first permanent non-US retail location on Friday at the Yorkdale Shopping Centre in Toronto. To celebrate this milestone, the company had a grand opening event with special guest Wayne Gretzky and a performance by the band Train. For the sake of die-hard Windows fans everywhere, here's hoping Microsoft is just scratching the Surface of its international expansion plans.

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Poser said:
How come you Windows dudes did not rejoice, and let us know?
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Of all the platforms discussed on this thread, I think Windows is at the bottom of the barrel.

Saw the preview of their store...

http://mobilesyrup.com/2012/11/16/m...-canada-opens-today-heres-what-it-looks-like/


Can't help to think that they are trying to copy Apple. Mistake.

Even the Windows 8 commercial with that catchy tune, when my wife first heard it, without seeing the TV, she thought it was an Apple commercial.......

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GTueVWNPmjc
 
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oilycreek said:
If you're using your phone, you would want to look at the phone. if your unlocking your phone, it tells me you want to use it which means you're probably going to look at it. Saying you want a home button to use the phone and not look at it, has to be the dumbest statement ever.

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I guess it's hard for you to understand. On the iPhone, you can press the home button for a second or two and tell/ask Siri what to do. Yes, in the grand scheme of things it's not that big of a deal. He's just trying to say that there's times (driving?) that it might be handy to just "feel" the home button and get Siri to call or text someone all without looking at the phone.
 
oilycreek said:
If you're using your phone, you would want to look at the phone. if your unlocking your phone, it tells me you want to use it which means you're probably going to look at it. Saying you want a home button to use the phone and not look at it, has to be the dumbest statement ever.

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It might sound silly and it probably is, but if I'm juggling five different tasks at once and need to pick up a call, get Siri to do something, or quickly glance at my email it makes it that much easier. As I said in my first post, not the end of the world.
 
imnothng said:
I guess it's hard for you to understand. On the iPhone, you can press the home button for a second or two and tell/ask Siri what to do. Yes, in the grand scheme of things it's not that big of a deal. He's just trying to say that there's times (driving?) that it might be handy to just "feel" the home button and get Siri to call or text someone all without looking at the phone.
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You're not suppose to use the phone and drive unless it is a Bluetooth device you are using, so the home button is irrelevant in that case. I just use my Bluetooth call button, no need to touch my phone.
 
regder said:
It might sound silly and it probably is, but if I'm juggling five different tasks at once and need to pick up a call, get Siri to do something, or quickly glance at my email it makes it that much easier. As I said in my first post, not the end of the world.
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If you are juggling 5 things at once then you're too busy, leave the phone alone until you are finished, the world isn't going to end if you miss a call, that's what voicemail is for.
 
oilycreek said:
You're not suppose to use the phone and drive unless it is a Bluetooth device you are using, so the home button is irrelevant in that case. I just use my Bluetooth call button, no need to touch my phone.
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You're not supposed to speed either mr. ocifer. Pathetic dude.
 
imnothng said:
You're not supposed to speed either mr. ocifer. Pathetic dude.
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Why am I pathetic? Using your phone while driving is a good way to kill someone, just anyone that had a loved one killed because some POS had to play with their phone while driving. So what I can get from your post is you use your phone while driving, and you say I am pathetic, really, really? Dude if that is what you do, then you're not pathetic, you're scum.
 
Poser said:
How come you Windows dudes did not rejoice, and let us know?

Canadian Windows fans rejoice! The rumors have panned out, as Microsoft opened its first permanent non-US retail location on Friday at the Yorkdale Shopping Centre in Toronto. To celebrate this milestone, the company had a grand opening event with special guest Wayne Gretzky and a performance by the band Train. For the sake of die-hard Windows fans everywhere, here's hoping Microsoft is just scratching the Surface of its international expansion plans.

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Pictures like these make me wish it was legal to kill sometimes....
 
Excellent, indepth and interesting review for the newly released Google Nexus 4 by a canadian reviewer.

For anybody considering moving to Android, the article give several valid reasons why you should consider a Nexus series phone, over any other Android phone.

So much tech, features, top drawer specs, packed into a little device at a miracle price of around $350cdn.... unbelievable.


http://mobilesyrup.com/2012/11/19/google-nexus-4-review-video/
 
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Good luck finding one. They sold out so fast.

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Do you like your women with or without a single physical button down low and centered on their bodies that turns them on easily?

Advantage: iPhone.
 
fastar1 said:
Do you like your women with or without a single physical button down low and centered on their bodies that turns them on easily?

Advantage: iPhone.
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I dont need a big physical button to know where it is ;)
 
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