…once you taste Apple's impeccable QUALITY, you ARE forever HOOKED, NO returning back from mediocre stuffs!
This is a statement presented as a fact. It is incorrect, because it is not actually a fact.
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[I believe that] once you taste Apple's impeccable QUALITY, you ARE forever HOOKED, NO returning back from mediocre stuffs!
This is a statement presented as an opinion. It can be both correct and incorrect, because it is subjective. It relates to a belief.
Don't try to fight me on this. If ANYONE knows about "presenting one's opinions as fact for the purpose of swaying the collective thoughts of a community toward a more pessimistic outlook", it's me.
Don't try to fight me on this. If ANYONE knows about "presenting one's opinions as fact for the purpose of swaying the collective thoughts of a community toward a more pessimistic outlook", it's me.
Guess WHAT??? You do NOT have a MONOPOLY on it from now on...lol!
NPD, the source for this article, just released the 1st quarter numbers. Quite a change from the previous quarter with Apple dropping from 41% to 29%, Android jumping back to 61% from 49% and no change for RIM and MS with 5% total.
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Wrong NOT facts, BUT opinions!
All right, let's nip this in the bud.
…once you taste Apple's impeccable QUALITY, you ARE forever HOOKED, NO returning back from mediocre stuffs!
This is a statement presented as a fact. It is incorrect, because it is not actually a fact.
[I believe that] once you taste Apple's impeccable QUALITY, you ARE forever HOOKED, NO returning back from mediocre stuffs!
This is a statement presented as an opinion. It can be both correct and incorrect, because it is subjective. It relates to a belief.
Don't try to fight me on this. If ANYONE knows about "presenting one's opinions as fact for the purpose of swaying the collective thoughts of a community toward a more pessimistic outlook", it's me.
Don't try to fight me on this. If ANYONE knows about "presenting one's opinions as fact for the purpose of swaying the collective thoughts of a community toward a more pessimistic outlook", it's me.
Guess WHAT??? You do NOT have a MONOPOLY on it from now on...lol!
NPD, the source for this article, just released the 1st quarter numbers. Quite a change from the previous quarter with Apple dropping from 41% to 29%, Android jumping back to 61% from 49% and no change for RIM and MS with 5% total.
http://news.cnet.com/8301-1023_3-57429192-93/android-reclaims-61-percent-of-all-u.s-smartphone-sales/