Posts by jfanning

Quote:Originally Posted by jungmark  Android 2.x is still on a majority of phones while the latest (4.2) is on < 2%. Jelly Bean (which he said) is on about 14% of phones

Quote:Originally Posted by sflocal  Android users should be ashamed of themselves for drinking their own brand of Kool-aid and believing that their half-baked, fragmented-out-of-control Android OS is even remotely close to being...

Quote:Originally Posted by hfts Are you serious ? Why have a system that protects IP then ? Yes, just because hollywood likes to use the words theft and steal, doesn't make it correct.

Quote:Originally Posted by anonymouse Uhm, patents are IP. And of course you can steal IP. It's not necessary that something be a physical object to be stolen. That's like saying it's not stealing if I empty your bank account with a...

Quote:Originally Posted by Tallest Skil I don't recall saying anything about patents. They're stealing intellectual property by infringing Apple's patents. You can't steal IP, but like patents, you can also infringe it.

Quote:Originally Posted by Tallest Skil Secondarily because it was just blatant lies, flying in the face of all common sense. We're sick of this trolling nonsense. Fine, Samsung "borrowed it without intention of returning or giving...

Quote:Originally Posted by chadbag It's been a while since I read one, but I have read them in the past.   Care to elaborate for us?  Make appropriate quotes from applicable warranties?  Or point me in the right direction on what...

Quote:Originally Posted by Tallest Skil Maybe they should start competing, then, instead of stealing. You can't steal IP

Quote:Originally Posted by chadbag Apple's warranties are worldwide.  You should not have a problem servicing an Apple device bought overseas in the US. Sorry, I forgot about this thread. You might want to go and read those Apple...

Quote:Originally Posted by jason98 Nokia was on top and now it is second? This is kind of a mega BS. What about these stats? Symbian is so near 0% that it is not even funny. The article says "global mobile internet usage", Nokia...