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Old 26 June 2013, 11:05 AM
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What can't the android run Jack?
Serious music applications. Audio still lags.
Old 26 June 2013, 11:11 AM
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He's talking out of his butt. Everyone but a true Samdroid knows that Samsung are riding Apples innovation wave, picking up poor souls fooled into believing that you can have something for nothing. Android phone will always be 'like' an iPhone.
Old 26 June 2013, 11:19 AM
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Oh dear, some bitterness creeping in
Old 26 June 2013, 11:39 AM
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Bitterness, facts, I guess you could confuse the two. Like innovation and duplication, easy mistake.
Old 26 June 2013, 12:02 PM
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Jack's gonna have his work cut out with this one, he's gonna have to employ even more cheap foreign labour to keep up with the replies. This is way too much for one man to deal with, even Jack the Apple spin doctor must be struggling for a valid argument against all of the recent facts about the iphone and its downward spiral.
Old 26 June 2013, 12:09 PM
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Doomed. The iPhone and Apple are doomed. Again.
Old 26 June 2013, 12:30 PM
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Originally Posted by chopperman
How much different is the s4 from the s3 ? as far as i can see it has a slightly faster cpu and a slightly higher mp camera. I dont really see any massive innovations between the s2 to s4 like i see no major innovations between the iphone 4 to 5. I'm no teckno geek so maybe the innovations have escaped me but when i looked at the s3 and s4 and the contract price difference i went for the s3. I find the s3 a far better device than my iphone 4 for surfing the net, downloading and picture quality from the camera and screen. The other thing i love is how the keypad disappears when i put the phone to my ear then reappears when i look at the phone. The iphone was a pain for muting or dialing other numbers while i was talking on the phone. The other pain with the iphone is if the home button is held down in your pocket it goes to voice control and starts phoning people, even though the phone was locked. I went to apple and complained about that and was told a future update would fix this. 3 updates later and the problem was still present.
There are a few nice touches to the S4 like it being touch free using gestures, eye tracking so it automatically scrolls to where you are looking on the screen and automatically stops video if you take your eyes away from the phone and loads of different sensors measuring atmospheric pressure, humidity, proximity and geomagnetic sensors. You may not see the immediate benefits but developers will soon be releasing apps to take advantage of these features and could possibly provide an alternative to traditional outdoor GPS tracking devices in the future for example.

I'm no fan of Samsung and only contribute to these types of threads purely for the entertainment value and provide a 'balance' to these threads. I have an iPhone 4, it does what I need it to do, but I do acknowledge innovation when I see it, be it from Samsung, Apple or any other mobile manufacturer.
Old 26 June 2013, 12:35 PM
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Originally Posted by JackClark
Doomed. The iPhone and Apple are doomed. Again.
Jack talking sense for once ? Naaaaa, someone must have hacked his account
Old 26 June 2013, 12:39 PM
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Originally Posted by JackClark
Bitterness, facts, I guess you could confuse the two. Like innovation and duplication, easy mistake.
Pot, kettle, black!

Old 26 June 2013, 01:18 PM
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Originally Posted by jonc
There are a few nice touches to the S4 like it being touch free using gestures, eye tracking so it automatically scrolls to where you are looking on the screen and automatically stops video if you take your eyes away from the phone and loads of different sensors measuring atmospheric pressure, humidity, proximity and geomagnetic sensors. You may not see the immediate benefits but developers will soon be releasing apps to take advantage of these features and could possibly provide an alternative to traditional outdoor GPS tracking devices in the future for example.

I'm no fan of Samsung and only contribute to these types of threads purely for the entertainment value and provide a 'balance' to these threads. I have an iPhone 4, it does what I need it to do, but I do acknowledge innovation when I see it, be it from Samsung, Apple or any other mobile manufacturer.
Thanks, i did not know of these extra features. I'm the same as in im no fan of either brand. I will buy what is best for me at my price point regardless of brand
Old 26 June 2013, 01:49 PM
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From that list of phones, which are newer and which are older than the i5?
Old 26 June 2013, 03:42 PM
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And put the original iPhone on top of your picture and you'll see where the innovation came from. Deny it all you like, nothing has changed the mobile landscape like the iPhone. Adding bigger numbers and software trickery isn't innovation.

And thanks for the picture, shows just how much nicer iOS is compared to hacked Android.
Old 26 June 2013, 04:07 PM
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Originally Posted by JackClark
And put the original iPhone on top of your picture and you'll see where the innovation came from. Deny it all you like, nothing has changed the mobile landscape like the iPhone. Adding bigger numbers and software trickery isn't innovation.

And thanks for the picture, shows just how much nicer iOS is compared to hacked Android.
I don't deny Apple has revolutionised how we use mobile phones today with their original iPhone. But as of late, there has been nothing innovative about their phones.
Old 26 June 2013, 04:19 PM
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First's don't come easy Jon and Apple have been first at everything but adding a few bigger numbers. All the features you mention as Android innovation, just software and available for the iPhone.

Look at the construction methods for the iPhone 5, innovative.
Old 26 June 2013, 04:25 PM
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Originally Posted by jonc
I don't deny Apple has revolutionised how we use mobile phones today with their original iPhone. But as of late, there has been nothing innovative about their phones.
But what innovation has Samsung/Blackberry etc bought to the table recently? There hasn't really been any big innovation in the mobile phone market since the iPhone. Phones have got faster, battery life has gotten better, screens have gotten bigger/higher resolution but there's been no big innovations for a while.
Old 26 June 2013, 04:29 PM
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Originally Posted by jonc
I don't deny Apple has revolutionised how we use mobile phones today with their original iPhone. But as of late, there has been nothing innovative about their phones.
The apple iphone was the original smart phone and did change the way we use our phones but it wasn't quite as innovative as the isheep make out. We had PDA's for years before. All apple did was put a phone and PDA together. Its like saying the ipod was ground braking. Not really as we had mobile music players since 1980 with the sony walkman. Once solid state memory was invented and music codecs like mp3 it was obvious it would all come together. The way apple fans carry on you would think they invented the wheel.
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All smart phones are iPhone clones. I wish the Koreans would spend some of our hard earned pounds thinking differently but they just pump it into marketing.
Old 26 June 2013, 04:33 PM
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Bold isn't anything like an iphone!
Old 26 June 2013, 04:33 PM
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Originally Posted by chopperman
The apple iphone was the original smart phone and did change the way we use our phones but it wasn't quite as innovative as the isheep make out. We had PDA's for years before. All apple did was put a phone and PDA together. Its like saying the ipod was ground braking. Not really as we had mobile music players since 1980 with the sony walkman. Once solid state memory was invented and music codecs like mp3 it was obvious it would all come together. The way apple fans carry on you would think they invented the wheel.
Here's the problem, you loathe Apple so you'd never say they did some good. I mean you even call Apple users sheep whilst boasting that Android sells more phones. Have a think about that PDA and how great browsing was on it, then remember that the great experience Apple introduced back then enables you to use your Android today. Credit where it's due.
Old 26 June 2013, 04:36 PM
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Originally Posted by dpb
Bold isn't anything like an iphone!
Is that the Blackberry Bold who's owners back in 2007 swore they'd never use a multitouch capacitive interface... like the iPhone.
Old 26 June 2013, 04:40 PM
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Originally Posted by JackClark
Here's the problem, you loathe Apple so you'd never say they did some good. I mean you even call Apple users sheep whilst boasting that Android sells more phones. Have a think about that PDA and how great browsing was on it, then remember that the great experience Apple introduced back then enables you to use your Android today. Credit where it's due.
I don't "loath" apple and i suspect unlike you i have owned both brands. I doesn't matter how good PDA's were because i'm using your logic about them being fist i.e before iphone All apple and samsung did was bring together existing technology's into a single unit, nothing more !.

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Originally Posted by JackClark
First's don't come easy Jon and Apple have been first at everything but adding a few bigger numbers. All the features you mention as Android innovation, just software and available for the iPhone.

Look at the construction methods for the iPhone 5, innovative.
In what ways is the construction method innovative?
Old 26 June 2013, 05:31 PM
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Originally Posted by jonc
In what ways is the construction method innovative?
Innovative way of hold it for best reception.

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Originally Posted by chopperman
The apple iphone was the original smart phone
No it wasn't, not even close to one of the first. HTC were making smartphones before Apple even launched the ipod!

All apple really did was market a design that the mass users who didn't understand smartphones would buy! Sure they have had some innovative software and a more friendly user interface than say the XDA which came 5 years before the Iphone.
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Originally Posted by Galifrey
All apple really did was market a design that the mass users who didn't understand smartphones would buy!
Tbh that for me is one of Apples biggest innovations, making smartphones/mp3 players/tablets marketable to the masses.
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Originally Posted by Galifrey
No it wasn't, not even close to one of the first. HTC were making smartphones before Apple even launched the ipod!

All apple really did was market a design that the mass users who didn't understand smartphones would buy! Sure they have had some innovative software and a more friendly user interface than say the XDA which came 5 years before the Iphone.
I wish you hadn't just quoted that sentence rather than the whole post as it makes me look like an isheep context is everything / or lack off on the internet forums
Of course you are correct, i actually had a samsung smart phone before the iphone came out. It was nasty with samsungs own OS which is why they probably got Google to do that side of things later on.
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Originally Posted by neil-h
Tbh that for me is one of Apples biggest innovations, making smartphones/mp3 players/tablets marketable to the masses.
Absolutely, it was a very good bit or marketing, Apples real strong suit is marketing tech to people scared of tech.
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Originally Posted by chopperman
I wish you hadn't just quoted that sentence rather than the whole post as it makes me look like an isheep context is everything / or lack off on the internet forums
Of course you are correct, i actually had a samsung smart phone before the iphone came out. It was nasty with samsungs own OS which is why they probably got Google to do that side of things later on.
No need to correct the rest of what you said
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Originally Posted by Galifrey
Absolutely, it was a very good bit or marketing, Apples real strong suit is marketing tech to people scared of tech.
The marketing department did an awesome job writing the operating system. You should be slating Samsung rather than Apple, all they did was market Apples ideas.

If you'd accept that Apple have changed your life for the better you could spend your energy on positive things, all this hate is not good for you.

I've had Android phones, Nokia and Blackberry too.
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Originally Posted by JackClark
The marketing department did an awesome job writing the operating system. You should be slating Samsung rather than Apple, all they did was market Apples ideas.

If you'd accept that Apple have changed your life for the better you could spend your energy on positive things, all this hate is not good for you.

I've had Android phones, Nokia and Blackberry too.
Ah, the good old argumentum ad hominem.

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