Well, to be honest, the entire laptop market has moved away from 17" models. Just look around. There are still some out there, particularly in gaming devices, but mostly the market is looking toward a sweet spot of 13-15" models that are more portable.
17" is not out just because of portability, but mainly because of 17" as single size being obsolete. COntent demands bigger screens thus making 17" less portable on on side and still not very usable as standalone power machines any more.
Having used both iOS and Android, Android is way superior in usability, battery life, customisability etc. Just needs a little bit of brain power which many people lack. I for one am glad to see the back of iOS. I use mac book pro but I'm not an apple fan who blindly chooses anything apple.
I like to form my own conclusions which work for me very well, rather than follow some article. The things I do with my Android device are way beyond the capability of iOS. Don't be offended if I have talked down iOS. Don't take it personally. With android I can switch from Galaxy S to Xperia Z (my new device). When I bought my galaxy S, iphone 3gs was around and galaxy s was far superior. The galaxy S is still quite functional as my work phone while iphone 3gs is pretty much useless.
I like to form my own conclusions which work for me very well, rather than follow some article. The things I do with my Android device are way beyond the capability of iOS. Don't be offended if I have talked down iOS. Don't take it personally. With android I can switch from Galaxy S to Xperia Z (my new device). When I bought my galaxy S, iphone 3gs was around and galaxy s was far superior. The galaxy S is still quite functional as my work phone while iphone 3gs is pretty much useless.
And those things are...?
Didn't realize Android allows you to switch devices. Amazing.
I know plenty of people still using a 3GS that works fine.
Well one can even get by using the old nokia phones. If its functionality you are talking about iphone 3gs is pretty useless. Its foolish to buy an iphone just because apple is making more money than google. AFAIK I can get a more functional android device for less money than an iphone and I love this fact.
Well one can even get by using the old nokia phones. If its functionality you are talking about iphone 3gs is pretty useless. Its foolish to buy an iphone just because apple is making more money than google. AFAIK I can get a more functional android device for less money than an iphone and I love this fact.
Saying it a bunch of times doesn't make anything true.
I have to agree with the first post it was an entertaining read compared to just hard factual information. Lots of fluent and ideas to understand and i did actually learn something which is good. I do notice that google android is just sort of out there and does everything though. where apple is more like a fine tuned and intuition approach with everything more thought out and well planned and laid out proportionally and runs smoother because of the hardware to software matching i guess. but google does have a lot of things done before apple does just a little messier and glitchier but does a lot more and seems to have them out faster than apple. SOme android phones have been doing ios 7 features for like 2 years now its nothing new for android but i do agree the more compact and well integrated something is with its software to hardware and the more poeple adopt it the better it gets in the future and better room to grow due to less compexity and simplicity and compactness in the begining you will have a better ios in the later years. where google has to bundle things better apple is adding more. Im no expert but that would be my guess or opinion on it. Sorry!
It's in small things like t9 dialer, being able to reply text without leaving open program, delete/archive text from notification, using google account to give imap push capability to other emails (you can reply as other email), that android shines and wipes the floor with iOS.
It's in small things like t9 dialer, being able to reply text without leaving open program, delete/archive text from notification, using google account to give imap push capability to other emails (you can reply as other email), that android shines and wipes the floor with iOS.
Emoticons? Classy troll move. You failed to prove your hyperbole, so we're done here.
Also, too bad you now have to pay for Google Sync, so enjoy that push email until you get a new device or have to restore yours.
Google to android sync is and will always be free. What has been dropped is exchange activesync support (not necessary for an android user)
T9 dialer is where if I have to dial Peter, I just key in 73837 and the choice appears unlike in ios where you have to go to contacts and search for a contact.
The title of the article is misconstrued. Let's agree that both android and apple are good.
Google to android sync is and will always be free.
[magical time machine citation needed]
T9 dialer is where if I have to dial Peter, I just key in 73837 and the choice appears unlike in iOS where you have to go to contacts and search for a contact.
*hold Home*
"Call Peter."
"Calling Peter."
HOW FREAKING IMPOSSIBLE. :no:
OR
Touch Phone, touch Peter's name.
HOW FREAKING IMPOSSIBLE.
Let's agree that both android and apple are good.
Android is "good" because it was stolen from Apple, which is good.
Try using voice dialling when you have 250+ contacts. T9 kind of prediction works for both fore and surname. You evidently have never used it to realize how much faster it can be. If you want to sync google account with your android phone it is free (comes with the account and you can sync everything from documents, mail, calendar to google keep). I admit it uses a proprietary protocol but it's free when you buy an android phone. When you pipe other emails to google, replying to the piped mails is easy using the built in gmail program. None of the free emails compares to gmail which integrates so well with android.
Android was never stolen, is open source.
It has been nice conversing with all of you and I hope you all enjoy your iphones.
And there goes your entire argument. Never mind that every single post you have made destroyed your entire argument.
Please go find another website that actually talks about products you care about and doesn't mind your lies.
Man, you're stupid.
What phone do you have again? How about the carrier? We know it is not an iPhone unless you still consider that 1st generation one you won from a radio station 7 years but never activated. We also know you aren't on any major carrier. Do you have any phone at all? I love the way you call people stupid and tell them to shut up and go away when you don't even own an iPhone. You really don't even have a dog in this race so maybe you should take your own advice.
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Originally Posted by ruel24
Well, to be honest, the entire laptop market has moved away from 17" models. Just look around. There are still some out there, particularly in gaming devices, but mostly the market is looking toward a sweet spot of 13-15" models that are more portable.
17" is not out just because of portability, but mainly because of 17" as single size being obsolete. COntent demands bigger screens thus making 17" less portable on on side and still not very usable as standalone power machines any more.
Having used both iOS and Android, Android is way superior in usability, battery life, customisability etc. Just needs a little bit of brain power which many people lack. I for one am glad to see the back of iOS. I use mac book pro but I'm not an apple fan who blindly chooses anything apple.
In no way is that true, not from third-party testing, not from anecdotal experience, nothing.
Just shut up.
I like to form my own conclusions which work for me very well, rather than follow some article. The things I do with my Android device are way beyond the capability of iOS. Don't be offended if I have talked down iOS. Don't take it personally. With android I can switch from Galaxy S to Xperia Z (my new device). When I bought my galaxy S, iphone 3gs was around and galaxy s was far superior. The galaxy S is still quite functional as my work phone while iphone 3gs is pretty much useless.
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And those things are...?
Didn't realize Android allows you to switch devices. Amazing.
I know plenty of people still using a 3GS that works fine.
Well one can even get by using the old nokia phones. If its functionality you are talking about iphone 3gs is pretty useless. Its foolish to buy an iphone just because apple is making more money than google. AFAIK I can get a more functional android device for less money than an iphone and I love this fact.
Saying it a bunch of times doesn't make anything true.
It's in small things like t9 dialer, being able to reply text without leaving open program, delete/archive text from notification, using google account to give imap push capability to other emails (you can reply as other email), that android shines and wipes the floor with iOS.
Emoticons? Classy troll move. You failed to prove your hyperbole, so we're done here.
Also, too bad you now have to pay for Google Sync, so enjoy that push email until you get a new device or have to restore yours.
HA HA HA HA HA HA HAH AH AHA HA H AHA HAHAH
It's 2013. What idiot thinks having T9 is a GOOD thing?!
Peace my friends!
Google to android sync is and will always be free. What has been dropped is exchange activesync support (not necessary for an android user)
T9 dialer is where if I have to dial Peter, I just key in 73837 and the choice appears unlike in ios where you have to go to contacts and search for a contact.
The title of the article is misconstrued. Let's agree that both android and apple are good.
[magical time machine citation needed]
*hold Home*
"Call Peter."
"Calling Peter."
HOW FREAKING IMPOSSIBLE. :no:
OR
Touch Phone, touch Peter's name.
HOW FREAKING IMPOSSIBLE.
Android is "good" because it was stolen from Apple, which is good.
Try using voice dialling when you have 250+ contacts. T9 kind of prediction works for both fore and surname. You evidently have never used it to realize how much faster it can be. If you want to sync google account with your android phone it is free (comes with the account and you can sync everything from documents, mail, calendar to google keep). I admit it uses a proprietary protocol but it's free when you buy an android phone. When you pipe other emails to google, replying to the piped mails is easy using the built in gmail program. None of the free emails compares to gmail which integrates so well with android.
Android was never stolen, is open source.
It has been nice conversing with all of you and I hope you all enjoy your iphones.
Magical. Guess what? So does voice dialing. :no:
'Course I've used it. T9. Fast. That's a riot.
And there goes your entire argument. Never mind that every single post you have made destroyed your entire argument.
Please go find another website that actually talks about products you care about and doesn't mind your lies.
I guess stupid people are easily provoked.
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Originally Posted by Tallest Skil
Magical. Guess what? So does voice dialing.
'Course I've used it. T9. Fast. That's a riot.
And there goes your entire argument. Never mind that every single post you have made destroyed your entire argument.
Please go find another website that actually talks about products you care about and doesn't mind your lies.
Man, you're stupid.
What phone do you have again? How about the carrier? We know it is not an iPhone unless you still consider that 1st generation one you won from a radio station 7 years but never activated. We also know you aren't on any major carrier. Do you have any phone at all? I love the way you call people stupid and tell them to shut up and go away when you don't even own an iPhone. You really don't even have a dog in this race so maybe you should take your own advice.