Why Android is better than iPhone.

Poser keeps on spreading Lord Steve's good word among the infidels :cool:
 
Did you not even read the article you posted about apple TV? It lists the prices of it and comparable devices.

LMAO. Gotta love the irony of the countless posts he made belittling other people for not reading what he wrote.

no irony at all. the article is an american source, citing american prices.

try buying an apple tv in canada for $99.

in the real world, the wd live, and others can be had for $74-94.

there IS a premium.
 
So in your world Nokia/Dell/HP/Apple all have the same components??
Are you this dense?? Do you really think the same components go into an iPhone in comparison to Nokia phones? Does the Nokia have the same A4 chip the iPhone does? Or the same type of batteries, or the same display?? R u serious??

actually, where in the quote that you cited did i mention "same components"? i clearly wrote build quality. care to address that one, as i asked, instead of heading off in a different direction?

but now that you bring up the a4 chip, you do know it is made for apple by samsung, right? but i'm sure that samsung will cripple their hummingbird cores when they use them in their products, 'cause apple must maintain that 'advantage' they have in components over all other manufacturers. . .not. guess what is in the samsung galaxy and the tab? same chip that runs the iphone and ipad.

face it, apple contracts just about every part of their products out to other manufacturers (who almost always use them in their own models) to actually make them, and then has them built by the same foxconn line workers that build countless other products from other manufacturers.

the displays in iphone 4's are lg, sharp, etc. the batteries are all made in china under contract. you'd be naive to think that any of this stuff is proprietary. apple has an os and a successful design--components and build quality on the other hand, are available and used by anyone else who wants to pay samsung, lg, sharp, foxconn, etc.
 
Wrong...again. Apple products benefit from putting their customer's experience first. The marketing informs prospective customers of the benefits of that product. The design provides customers with a sense of comfort and satisfaction, that they bought a product that they like and want to have in their possession. Not some disgusting grey box they bought because they have to. Apple products have a great perception amongst the consumers because they build great priducts that put them (the consumer first) and not some Grand HaxxorFTWEPICFAIL34330 linux coder that spends his afternoons clipping NewEgg coupons.

In the 90/2000s when customer satisfaction and journalistic accolades were being heaped upon Japenese cars...they were the best cars on the planet. The customer's perception was born of that fact. Just like Apple's products are continuously winning customer and journalistic awards. Apple products are better in terms of reliability, just like Japanese cars of the 90s and 2000s.

ONCE AGAIN what you think be it anecdotal or hypothetical means jack shizz. Do you understand that?? Or should I use smaller sentences?

OHHH I see so this is about new PC customers and what they WANT...oh ok

http://www.engadget.com/2010/10/13/idc-apples-now-third-largest-pc-vendor-in-us-with-10-6-percent/
Two million Mac shipments during the period represented an increase of 24.1 percent relative to last year, while the overall PC market turned in a somewhat morose 3.8 percent growth.

So yes there are more customers that WANT Apple COMPUTERS than the rest of the beige box kabal.

yes, i congratulate apple on getting to 10% market share.

the fact that it took 24% growth to get to that point suggests they've got a long, long way to go before making a serious challenge to the ~90% pc market share.

again, if 10% constitutes 'kicking @ss", then go on believing what you will. as to how that translates into "So yes there are more customers that WANT Apple COMPUTERS than the rest of the beige box kabal", i'm not sure how you sustain that contention. unless of course you meant that there are more today than there were last year. of course, that's not what you wrote. one comment is relativist, and the other is absolute.
 
Poser keeps on spreading Lord Steve's good word among the infidels :cool:

and what word did you spread, lemme guess,hmmmm.

burrito boyz on tuesdays guys, see you there.
what did you get out of it?
 
actually, where in the quote that you cited did i mention "same components"? i clearly wrote build quality. care to address that one, as i asked, instead of heading off in a different direction?

but now that you bring up the a4 chip, you do know it is made for apple by samsung, right? but i'm sure that samsung will cripple their hummingbird cores when they use them in their products, 'cause apple must maintain that 'advantage' they have in components over all other manufacturers. . .not. guess what is in the samsung galaxy and the tab? same chip that runs the iphone and ipad.

face it, apple contracts just about every part of their products out to other manufacturers (who almost always use them in their own models) to actually make them, and then has them built by the same foxconn line workers that build countless other products from other manufacturers.

the displays in iphone 4's are lg, sharp, etc. the batteries are all made in china under contract. you'd be naive to think that any of this stuff is proprietary. apple has an os and a successful design--components and build quality on the other hand, are available and used by anyone else who wants to pay samsung, lg, sharp, foxconn, etc.

What?? How basic do I have to get with you?? The quality of the components you use will directly affect the build quality of your product. Really this needs to be explained to you??

Ok so? You seem to think manufacturing and design/execution are the same thing. They arent, Toyota/Ford/Honda/Gm all may use Magna as a manufacturer for components but how each components designed and executed are vastly different. Apple isnt a manufacturer, never has been. Also just because you manufacture something for someone doesnt mean you get to bite their designs and use them in your products. You wont find the A4 or the Retina display in Samsung or LG phones.
 
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yes, i congratulate apple on getting to 10% market share.

the fact that it took 24% growth to get to that point suggests they've got a long, long way to go before making a serious challenge to the ~90% pc market share.

again, if 10% constitutes 'kicking @ss", then go on believing what you will. as to how that translates into "So yes there are more customers that WANT Apple COMPUTERS than the rest of the beige box kabal", i'm not sure how you sustain that contention. unless of course you meant that there are more today than there were last year. of course, that's not what you wrote. one comment is relativist, and the other is absolute.

So more consumers WANT Apple Computers and the ones that have them love them and would buy another one...while the beige box kabal are losing customer satisfaction and growth. So how is Apple not kicking *** in the computer game?
 
So more consumers WANT Apple Computers and the ones that have them love them and would buy another one...while the beige box kabal are losing customer satisfaction and growth. So how is Apple not kicking *** in the computer game?

because 90% is a hell of a lot bigger than 10%. but then again, math was never my strong suit. in apple world, 10% is proof positive of a butt kicking. i stand corrected.

What?? How basic do I have to get with you?? The quality of the components you use will directly affect the build quality of your product. Really this needs to be explained to you??

Ok so? You seem to think manufacturing and design/execution are the same thing. They arent, Toyota/Ford/Honda/Gm all may use Magna as a manufacturer for components but how each components designed and executed are vastly different. Apple isnt a manufacturer, never has been. Also just because you manufacture something for someone doesnt mean you get to bite their designs and use them in your products. You wont find the A4 or the Retina display in Samsung or LG phones.

again, where do i write this?

also, did you miss the part where samsung builds the processor core that the a4 chip is built around? and uses it in their galaxy products?
as for the retina display, it is made by lg, sharp, and now toshiba. do you really believe that all three of these manufacturers will not use the products they make?

the only thing that apple might own is the name "retina display", or "a4". the technology and production behind it is samsung and lg.

the only way your argument holds water is if the 'quality of the components' that samsung, lg, toshiba, etc. provide for apple is somehow superior to the ones they provide to their own products. do you actually believe this to be the case?

wow. all i can say is, wow.
 
and what word did you spread, lemme guess,hmmmm.

burrito boyz on tuesdays guys, see you there.
what did you get out of it?

He got a burrito! Then he probably went home to maintain his linux computers and upgrade his router firmware.

A day in the life of a PC nerd ;)
 
no irony at all. the article is an american source, citing american prices.

try buying an apple tv in canada for $99.

in the real world, the wd live, and others can be had for $74-94.

there IS a premium.

Want to know why you can find WD live for under MSRP? because WD makes junk. I have a WD My book world II and WD hasn't updated the firmware in over a year and refuses to address ongoing issues. Just read the WD forums and you get the picture. When products don't sell because they are crap they get discounted.
 
Not wanting full touch screen, I got a blackberry curve, and my fiance got a BB Torch. The torch is pretty impressive, and I wish I had gotten that as well. I'm not a huge app fiend, so.... it's a cellular device with some social networking perks for me.

And I believe RIM's new Operating System has already been leaked.

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and my posts are silly, this post above have nothing to do with the topic, but never got quoted.
 
Re: Apple TV is another redundant iBox as my blu ray player has internet hook up and has all kinds of internet options like watching you tube vids and such. Sony is constantly offering free firmware upgrades to make the devices more capable. Besides, many new TVs are becoming "internet" ready and come with an ethernet jack ready to go, and offer the same features.
 
Or you might actually believe that $700 for a current smart phone without a carrier subsidy is a lot of money, but I am going to give you the benefit of the doubt that you arn't that stupid.

Here's a thought.

Apple.ca It shows that I can walk into any store and buy an itouch for $249, or you can buy a glorified version of the iTouch also known as the iPhone for $549 (or almost $700 for an extra memory model *gasp*).

So what does an extra $300 get me? A telecommunications chip and a poorly designed antenna (confirmed by independant consumer reports Lab testing.)

Consumer Reports in their latest issue doesn't rate the iPhone any higher than the best of the Androids on the market.


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Consumer Reports in their latest issue doesn't rate the iPhone any higher than the best of the Androids on the market.

The title of the thread is Why Android is better than the iPhone. Now your saying it's on par with the best Android phones on the market. Way to backpedal.
 
Wow this thread is still going strong? My god people.....get a girlfriend....or two. I'm sure next year another product will come out thats better then these phones. Will you guys start a thread then as well?
 
Wow this thread is still going strong? My god people.....get a girlfriend....or two. I

I think my wife might voice an objection or two to your suggestion :cool:
 
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