Actually that is incorrect, you can download the factory images directly from Google here, though 4.3 is the latest version available, if you go to the Nexus developer forums they are also working on 4.4.4. However, if you have a model from a carrier, yes their isn't KitKat, but this isn't Google's fault as the source is available for them to use, that's why I always buy my Nexus phones and tablets directly from Google, unlocked, I will never, ever buy a phone on contract again!.
How are you doing Relic?
How can it not be Google's fault? If Apple can do it with their "limited" market share, why can't Googs do it with their "winning" market share? Fact is , Google doesn't give a shit. You still get ads in 2.X as you would with 4.X.
How can it not be Google's fault? If Apple can do it with their "limited" market share, why can't Googs do it with their "winning" market share? Fact is , Google doesn't give a shit. You still get ads in 2.X as you would with 4.X.
It's not Google's fault when they are releasing updates in a timely matter but the carriers choose not to use them for their phones.
I'm still breathing even with one lung so that's something, heavily medicated, started to develop really bad back problems because I lay around all day and my husband won't touch me because he's afraid he'll break me. Besides that, just peachy, no I'm just being depressing, I feel better, my strength is slowly returning, I'm eating a little bit better and I have lots of people around me who love me. Thank you so much asking, I really appreciate that.
iOS users are more intelligent than Android users, which means that they are inherently less susceptible to phishing attacks. So whilst in theory both platform users are vulnerable, Android users are more vulnerable.
It's not Google's fault when they are releasing updates in a timely matter but the carriers choose not to use them for their phones.
I'm still breathing even with one lung so that's something, heavily medicated, started to develop really bad back problems because I lay around all day and my husband won't touch me because he's afraid he'll break me. Besides that, just peachy, no I'm just being depressing, I feel better, my strength is slowly returning, I'm eating a little bit better and I have lots of people around me who love me. Thank you so much asking, I really appreciate that.
It is Googles fault. They should have mandated it.
You're welcome. It wouldn't be AI if I don't see one of your long posts.
Android One hasn't launched yet. I'm (kind of facetiously) suggesting that Android One might give a leg-up to Apple in emerging markets in the longer term. But who knows, really.
Android One hasn't launched yet. I'm (kind of facetiously) suggesting that Android One might give a leg-up to Apple in emerging markets in the longer term. But who knows, really.
Oh, I see. Yes, it seems to me that Google's focus is now on the low-end of the market. They've abandoned any pretence of keeping up with Apple.
Quite where Samsung fits into that scenario, I don't know. I think they will have to sink into the mud whence they came. Hope they have hippo brains.
Quite where Samsung fits into that scenario, I don't know. I think they will have to sink into the mud whence they came. Hope they have hippo brains.
Samsung's an interesting one, because they try to cater to all ends of the market.
I actually think that Samsung should spend a lot of time updating their Android UI to make it "material-esque" and to dramatically improve usability and responsiveness.
Aside from that, I think Samsung's big issue (generally) is quality. They might see some advantage in thinning out their model line up and improving build/materials quality, as well as anything they do with their UI.
Having said that, I think that Samsung will continue to "lead from behind" in the short term. I actually think that their lack of strategy may end up biting them over the next couple of years.
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How are you doing Relic?
How can it not be Google's fault? If Apple can do it with their "limited" market share, why can't Googs do it with their "winning" market share? Fact is , Google doesn't give a shit. You still get ads in 2.X as you would with 4.X.
It's not Google's fault when they are releasing updates in a timely matter but the carriers choose not to use them for their phones.
I'm still breathing even with one lung so that's something, heavily medicated, started to develop really bad back problems because I lay around all day and my husband won't touch me because he's afraid he'll break me. Besides that, just peachy, no I'm just being depressing, I feel better, my strength is slowly returning, I'm eating a little bit better and I have lots of people around me who love me. Thank you so much asking, I really appreciate that.
iOS users are more intelligent than Android users, which means that they are inherently less susceptible to phishing attacks. So whilst in theory both platform users are vulnerable, Android users are more vulnerable.
There are exceptions. ????
It is Googles fault. They should have mandated it.
You're welcome. It wouldn't be AI if I don't see one of your long posts.
So Google is going into smoothies now?
Ever the un-focused. I guess they made their first foray with Samsung: 'our sales were smooth.'
"Mummy, why is the moon white?"
"Because it's made of cheese"
"Why?"
"So the man in the moon can eat it."
"Why?"
"So he doesn't go hungry."
"Why?"
Ad infinitum…
It's not infinite because he'll eventually eat himself out of moon.
Possibly Android phones will become entry level devices in emerging markets, and then those customers will want to upgrade to an iPhone later on. ;-)
You're describing the present.
You're describing the present.
Android One hasn't launched yet. I'm (kind of facetiously) suggesting that Android One might give a leg-up to Apple in emerging markets in the longer term. But who knows, really.
Oh, I see. Yes, it seems to me that Google's focus is now on the low-end of the market. They've abandoned any pretence of keeping up with Apple.
Quite where Samsung fits into that scenario, I don't know. I think they will have to sink into the mud whence they came. Hope they have hippo brains.
Quite where Samsung fits into that scenario, I don't know. I think they will have to sink into the mud whence they came. Hope they have hippo brains.
Samsung's an interesting one, because they try to cater to all ends of the market.
I actually think that Samsung should spend a lot of time updating their Android UI to make it "material-esque" and to dramatically improve usability and responsiveness.
Aside from that, I think Samsung's big issue (generally) is quality. They might see some advantage in thinning out their model line up and improving build/materials quality, as well as anything they do with their UI.
Having said that, I think that Samsung will continue to "lead from behind" in the short term. I actually think that their lack of strategy may end up biting them over the next couple of years.
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