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tallest skil wrote: » Dear European Commission, fsck you. Strong letter to follow, Apple Very mature! How old are you?
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cali wrote: » what? I thought a name could be used as long as its unique in its industry. For example an artist named Eminem can't be sued by a candy company unless he decides to sell a chocolate bar by the same name. But Kronos Touch ID is …
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apple ][ wrote: » Look at this damn mess. How many percent are on the latest 4.2, I can't make it out exactly from this chart, but it looks like 4 or 5 percent. How ridiculous. This chart is at least one year old, because 2.x dropped to 1…
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michael scrip wrote: » Kit Kat came out a year ago with a bunch of new APIs... yet only 15% of Android devices have it. So what incentive is there for an Android developer to take advantage of all these new APIs? Just to give you some context,…
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maestro64 wrote: » That appears to be interesting, why waste the performance power battery life when the OS and Apps can not support it. Most of Android apps run in a virtual machine (Dalvik, likely to be replaced by ART in the next months), so…
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ericthehalfbee wrote: » Please. Where are the patents for those things you mentioned? If someone has a patent then I strongly encourage them to sue Apple and collect royalties. There are a lot of patents about Notification Bar, but Apple and Go…
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SpamSandwich wrote: » I previously made the suggestion that Apple tap users to fill in map data and street/sidewalk-level imagery using their iPhones in exchange for iTunes credits. Turn data and image gathering into a geocaching game. Google-d…
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phone-ui-guy wrote: » The real issues are related to the anti-fragmentation clauses. If you sign the MADA agreements, you can only do the full certified Google android. You cannot put out a standard android device also. You must certify every firm…
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ericthehalfbee wrote: » They didn't suddenly sell half as many feature phones while doubling smartphone sakes in one quarter - they just changed the definition of a "smartphone". ...or today's feature phones are actually as powerful as (for exa…
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512ke wrote: » I find it highly ironic that Apple is making tens of billions of dollars in part due to Analysts' spreading hysteria, doom, and gloom. That $18B is worth $25B and will be worth even more. Buy low, sell high. It's the secret o…
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michael scrip wrote: » I was under the impression that you cannot patent an idea... but you can patent a specific implementation of an idea. You are right. But it's difficult for people to catch the difference.
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mr. h wrote: » This idea is not patentable. ...else you could patent ideas without knowing how to implement it (or even if it can be implemented).
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drunkzombie wrote: » The 5.5" does not sound right. I agree, mainly because of the display resolution fragmentation.
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rob53 wrote: » Daniel is educating people with cold hard facts, not throwing out rumors like other sites. I disagree. Actually in my opinion DED is insulting Apple, because it seems that the value added of an Apple product is in silly things li…
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starbird73 wrote: » Number out the door does not equal profitability. Nuff said. The problem is that Apple is forced to literally burn profits to buyback and avoid AAPL falling. Several tens of billion of profits burned to sustain (not to incre…
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macky the macky wrote: » According to the article the A7 is hampered by the amount of RAM available to it... which, in turn is limited by the drain on the battery more RAM would add. That's my take-away.. Yes, I agree. And the other limiting fa…
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tallest skil wrote: » So you’re either preventing thousands of inventors from being rewarded for their ideas at all or forcing them to be on the payroll of patent troll companies who give them a fraction of the compensation they deserve. You ar…
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auxio wrote: » Honest question: do you think the Galaxy S would look and function the same as it does now (i.e. no physical keyboard, full touchscreen, multitouch gestures, overall shape/style, etc) if the iPhone had never come out? Yes, the Sa…
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sudonym wrote: » I think that 3.5 inches is the perfect size. I can use the phone with one hand, and this is a dealbreaker if I can't. And I can barely fit it in my pocket as it is. Any larger, and no deal. Those big screens don't really s…
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AppleInsider wrote: » However, Android as a platform is not winning in any way that matters commercially. Someway this can be considered true, since most of profits in smartphone market go to Apple. But while Apple gives iOs for free in orde…