Posts by haar

Quote: Originally Posted by 845032    Galaxy S1 vs. Iphone     why did you not compare the Galaxy S1 to the iPhone 3g?... because you would have provided evidence that...

Quote:Originally Posted by cubefan Hear hear,  I owned a Windows smartphone, two actually, they were complete rubbish owing to the need to have a microscope to see the text and a stylus to drive the screen - but it was clearly...

Quote:Originally Posted by microview I really don't give a rats ass about the dam Apple vs Samsung lawsuit. Is the technology field so slow these days that the site needs to fill up the pages with the boring legal wrangling between...

Quote:Originally Posted by Dick Applebaum Why does this article contain political overtones?  Most investors are aware of the ramifications of dividend income vs capital gains... and are extremely aware of the games the politicians...

so the Late Steve jobs and Bill Gates were friends... I don't see how cross-licensing these patents with a no-clone clause helps Microsoft... i guess it is a type of "dot your "I"'s and cross your "T"'s " arrangement...

Quote:Originally Posted by CustardCar If I'm honest I'd trade new touchscreen tech, a bigger screen, better camera, faster processor, better graphics, lighter form factor and other functions for Apple to just make a phone with...

Quote:Originally Posted by herbapou The Nexus 7 tablet is selling very well.... Yea, selling well (in their own mind...) if you assume that it will only sell one... Selling TEN is Amazing ROFL.

Reading the Steve Jobs bio, you learn that he lived in a "standard" neighborhood... but with billionaire neighbors... So.... the burgler is lucky he is alive... stealing from Billionaires is a stupid move, because in that neighborhood...

Quote:Originally Posted by jwdav Good artists copy, great artists steal doesn't mean what you think it means. To copy a work of art is to duplicate it, adding no value in the process - and is generally illegal. To steal an idea...

Quote:Originally Posted by freediverx This line originally dates back not to Jobs or Picasso, but to T.S Eliot, and the original quote sheds some light into the intended meaning, which is often misinterpreted by the clueless as a...