I had similar thoughts cross my mind as well. No sense in explaining it I might get an infraction.
Why Android is better than iPhone.
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I had similar thoughts cross my mind as well. No sense in explaining it I might get an infraction.
You have to admit, someone who's resorting to mom jokes using someone else's post as an example that the educational system has broken down is somewhat amusing.
Apple back at hurting Fandroid feelings
*WARNING FANDROIDS this will cause emotional damage* http://www.anandtech.com/show/4951/...rks-800mhz-a5-slightly-slower-gpu-than-ipad-2
http://gizmodo.com/5848886/iphone-4s-meta+review-the-same-but-better Pretty much as expected the best smartphone on the planet.
*WARNING FANDROIDS this will cause emotional damage* http://www.anandtech.com/show/4951/...rks-800mhz-a5-slightly-slower-gpu-than-ipad-2
http://gizmodo.com/5848886/iphone-4s-meta+review-the-same-but-better Pretty much as expected the best smartphone on the planet.
Absolutely 0 innovation from this company in the last 5 years, is absolutely inexcusable. My BB Curve is a nightmare, I hate this thing! The new Bold is baffling, why does it need a track pad and multitouch???
RIM is a good Co., when I used to go to school at Waterloo, our campus was next to the RIM building. They would actually allow students to park on their property on weekends while our own school would not cater to their students. To me that was a good gesture. However, as much as I would like to support them in return, I can never ever get use to their joystick device. Compare to a touchphone that is so archaic.
I wish their device were more user friendly because I would love to support a Canadian Co.
Allowing students to park on their property doesn't make them a good company. Stock holders and consumers could care less about their parking allowances. Start innovating and start evolving with the times or die.
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iOS 5 Software Update
This update contains over 200 new features, including the following:
This update contains over 200 new features, including the following:
- Notifications
- Swipe from the top of any screen to view notifications in one place with Notification Center
- New notifications appear briefly at the top of the screen
- View notifications from lock screen
- Slide the notification app icon to the right on the lock screen to go directly to the app
- iMessage
- Send and receive unlimited text, photo, and video messages with other iOS 5 users
- Track messages with delivery and read receipts
- Group messaging and secure encryption
- Works over cellular network and Wi-Fi*
- Newsstand
- Automatically organizes magazine and newspaper subscriptions on Home Screen
- Displays the cover of the latest issue
- Background downloads of new issues
- Reminders for managing to do lists
- Syncs with iCloud, iCal and Outlook
- Location-based reminders when you leave or arrive at a location for iPhone 4S and iPhone 4
- Built-in support for Twitter
- Sign-in once in Settings and tweet directly from Camera, Photos, Maps, Safari and YouTube
- Add location to any tweet
- View twitter profile pictures and usernames in Contacts
- Camera improvements for devices with cameras
- Double click the home button when device is asleep to bring up a camera shortcut on iPhone 4S, iPhone 4, iPhone 3GS and iPod touch (4th generation)
- Volume Up button to take a picture
- Optional grid lines to line up shots
- Pinch to zoom in the preview screen
- Swipe to camera roll from preview screen
- Tap and hold to lock focus and exposure, iPad 2 and iPod touch (4th generation) only support exposure lock
- Photo improvements for devices with cameras
- Crop and rotate
- Red eye removal
- One tap enhance
- Organize photos into albums
- Mail improvements
- Format text using bold, italic, or underlined fonts
- Indentation control
- Drag to rearrange names in address fields
- Flag messages
- Mass mark messages as flagged, read or unread
- Customize mail alert sounds
- S/MIME
- Calendar improvements
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- Tap to create an event
- View and add event attachments
- Game Center improvements
- Use personal photos for your Game Center account
- Compare your overall achievement scores with your friends
- Find new Game Center friends with friend recommendations and friends of friends
- Discover new games with custom game recommendations
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- Multitasking Gestures for iPad
- Use four or five fingers to pinch to the Home Screen
- Swipe up to reveal the multitasking bar
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- On-device setup, activation and configuration with Setup Assistant
- Software updates available over the air without tethering
- iCloud support
- iTunes in the Cloud
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- Backup
- Contacts, Calendar, and Mail
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- Redesigned Music app for iPad
- Hourly weather forecast
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- Wireless sync to iTunes
- Keyboard improvements
- Split keyboard for iPad
- Improved autocorrection accuracy
- Improved Chinese and Japanese input
- New Emoji keyboard
- Personal dictionary for autocorrection
- Optionally create keyboard short cuts for frequently used words
- Accessibility improvements
- Option to light LED flash on incoming calls and alerts for iPhone 4S and iPhone 4
- Custom vibration patterns for incoming calls on iPhone
- New interface for using iOS with mobility-impairment input devices
- Option to speak a selection of text
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- Exchange ActiveSync improvements
- Wirelessly sync tasks
- Mark messages as flagged, read or unread
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- Save a new contact from a GAL service
- More than 1,500 new developer APIs
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- iPhone 4S
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- iPod touch (4th generation)
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When I said "good", I don't mean it has a good product or competitive product.
I mean "good", as in being "nice", "selfless", and "sharing".
If I were RIM, the last thing I would want is some pimple face kid to scratch my Porsche or Aston Martin
so you don't have to take your hands off the keyboard to scroll to things on the screen.
because all the cool kids have one. why else?
So would I but they're sucking big time LOL.
Their playbook is good but the support for it is craptacular.
How does it compare in the "I want to do whatever I want and install what I want on my phone and not be tied down to a software fascist dictatorship" test?
Maybe I'm missing something here but I think my Nexus S already does most of those things.
