Yes, did I mention that before? I refer to the attitude: "Mac is great, I pay double and ###### on anything else." This has been proven again by the jury in Apple vs Samsung trial.

Don't ruin a good conversation with this kind of crap. Seriously it's stupid.

Don't ruin a good conversation with this kind of crap. Seriously it's stupid.

 

I agree. It is refreshing to see comments from both sides of the great divide, that are willing to agree to disagree without putting each other down. Still waiting for Hiflyer to talk me into crossing to the dark side - he has got one of my sales reps already :lol:

 

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Yes, did I mention that before? I refer to the attitude: "Mac is great, I pay double and ###### on anything else." This has been proven again by the jury in Apple vs Samsung trial.

And repeatedly letting yourself get upset over such trivial matters makes your life better?

 

 

Really?!

 

I think that the new maps app is fantastic! - Integration with Siri... etc

I have a 4, so I don't have Siri.

I could care less about "Maps" I don't use it and as for the youtube app, I'm also glad its gone. The one in the app store is much better.

 

So all-in-all, this update is fine for me. Now I just, have to wait for my iPhone 5.

enjoy this video

 

I certainly did enjoy that video. Funny stuff.

I certainly did enjoy that video. Funny stuff.

 

Here is the original:

 

http://youtu.be/xNsGNlDb6xY

Unique relationship! , all the time!, in my hand! What is this? This video is sad. ^^^

 

Dear Lord, whatever the brand or whatever it is. It’s a gadget, only a gadget, like any other gadget, nothing more.

 

The saddest part of all this iWhatever vs AndroidWhatever issue is when people (especially young people) fall in love with a machine.

How about going out, socializing and falling in love with life?

*Shrug.

 

I had a conversation with my aunt about this yesterday and she started off with "These kids!" (Its easy to continue from there) and ended with "That's why the world is like it is today!!!"

 

I asked her how this was different than any other stereotypical "Why can't they be like we were?" sort of argument probably going back to the dinosaurs.

 

She thought it was completely different, so I then ran back some arguments her parents had probably used against her attraction to things unfamiliar to their own childhood experiences that she valued. Of course she got mad.

 

Not the same!! And of course flight simming does not have such elements; like the people who fight endlessly about fsx vs whatever. Or the thread pointing out what a potentially lonely and expensive hobby it can be.

 

What about all the boy and his car (with a name) love stories?

 

People are just the same. Only their choice of toys differ.

And repeatedly letting yourself get upset over such trivial matters makes your life better?

 

Kind of strike back only, as I've been attacked several times.

 

I bought a Xperia Mini X10 pro for only $100.- at ebay and it does all I need!

I can still remember the days when "Oh sh-one-t, I've forgotten my mobile!" was a phrase without meaning or importance!!!!

In the "nobody's perfect" category, I pass on this warning: Samsung Galaxy S3 'vulnerable' to remote malicious reset

 

http://www.theverge....t-vulnerability

 

 

Samsung is finding itself in a spot of bother this morning, as a particular piece of HTML code has emerged that, when clicked, instantly resets the Galaxy S II — and potentially other Android devices running the TouchWiz UI. Posted by Pau Oliva earlier today, the code was initially thought to affect the current flagship Galaxy S III model, however multiple negative reports and our own testing have shown that it only brings up the phone's dialer, failing to execute the full reset without user intervention. The latter is really the issue here: Samsung's software changes atop stock Android are allowing the GS II to automatically dial the hard reset code, taking away a critical aspect of user control.

 

The Galaxy S II is the only device we're certain is affected by the problem so far, thoughTweakers.net reports successfully recreating it on the Galaxy S Advance as well. We're in touch with Samsung to get a better idea of the full scale and depth of this vulnerability.

 

Update: We have now tested this flaw on an AT&T Samsung Galaxy S III and have confirmed it works on that carrier's version of the phone. Samsung tells us it's "looking into" the reports.

 

Google never liked 3rd parties "Skining" the Android with custom UI experiences. I think they were even going to stop the practice entirely for a while, and were talked out of it. I wonder it they will be revisiting that, after this?

 

Apple gets flack occasionally for draconian control, but sometimes there is a method to the madness.....

In the "nobody's perfect" category, I pass on this warning: Samsung Galaxy S3 'vulnerable' to remote malicious reset

 

http://www.theverge....t-vulnerability

 

 

 

Google never liked 3rd parties "Skining" the Android with custom UI experiences. I think they were even going to stop the practice entirely for a while, and were talked out of it. I wonder it they will be revisiting that, after this?

 

Apple gets flack occasionally for draconian control, but sometimes there is a method to the madness.....

 

It's been interesting watching this development and waiting for Samsung's (slow) response. Luckily our work phones (SGS2's) were rooted immediately and work on pure Android, so it appears that we are safe. ANYTHING digital is open to abuse, Apple included, but what concerns me most is not the abusers, but those that bury their heads in the sand and say "I'll be right".

 

People are just the same. Only their choice of toys differ.

 

That's what she said. :ph34r:

 

Apples are healthier than Galaxy's.