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What's it matter. People will just put a plastic case around it.
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auxio wrote: » Let's do an apples-to-apples comparison. List the lawsuits filed against Apple by technology companies which have actually released products to market using the infringed technology. Then do the same for the ones filed against Goo…
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Quote: Originally Posted by Adam_Apple What? People trade in iPhones for Android phones? Why would you do that? Like "Hey, can I trade in my Mercedes for a Honda?" Better analogy is trading in a smart car for a regular car.
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Quote: Originally Posted by hill60 Sony managed it, perhaps it is beyond the scope of a sleazy company like Samsung who can only get performance by hiding a massive battery behind an oversized screen. Why wouldn't the converse be true then…
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So what this is saying is it takes Apple users twice as long to do something on the web as someone using Android. Interesting.
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Quote: Originally Posted by genovelle Apple also resists the market's attempt to go back to a world where phones really don't get updates, forcing you to buy a new phone for any new features. While Apple releases new phones each year with a coup…
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Quote: Originally Posted by Benjamin Frost I guess you show the same loyalty to your family. No, since I don't consider a company and my family in the same group and as such how I evaluate a company has no bearings on how I treat my family…
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Quote: Originally Posted by genovelle The lack of brand loyalty is what is pathetic. People who love Apple products love their attention to detail and the investment that make in delivering features the public doesn't know they want but will …
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Quote: Originally Posted by EricTheHalfBee I've been a software engineer for years and I know and have worked with many others in my field. I think software should receive additional protection through patents. Others I know are 100% against…
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Quote: Originally Posted by Jurassic So Samsung's defense isn't that they DIDN'T infringe Apple's patented technology, but that they DID infringe Apple's IP, and they want Apple's valid patents to be considered invalid so that they can continue…
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tastowe wrote: » I wish the samsung's employees just shut up their mouth about their work. I am getting sick tried hearing about their stupid samsung galaxy phones on my birthday month. What dumb ass Samsung did schedule the court on my birthday o…
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Quote: Originally Posted by hill60 If you use Android you get a hit and miss pop up asking you what to do, iPhones just do it. I guess you never even thought about it. Shouldn't you be queued up to get an S5 or something? Not quite. …
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Quote: Originally Posted by dasanman69 It's actually self defining. Yes, it's self defining but is only because someone defined it that way,
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Quote: Originally Posted by snova Percent sign[edit] Main article: percent sign The word "percent" is derived from the Latin per centum meaning "by the hundred".[2] The percent sign evolved by gradual contraction of the Italian term per cento, …
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Quote: Originally Posted by snova is that what percentage means. I could have sworn it meant parts per hundred. So if I have an app store with 1 app in it, the chance it will infect someone is once every how often? To answer your questio…
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Quote: Originally Posted by Macky the Macky First off, .001% of millions of apps means thousands are getting through the process. So, with thousands getting through the likely of a regular Google store shopper downloading malware approaches 10…
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Quote: Originally Posted by jungmark Well thieves will avoid the house with the sign. They'll attempt to break into the house without the sign before being scared off. Unfortunately malware doesn't check for a security sign before attemptin…
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Quote: Originally Posted by JupiterOne But a house with a real security system installed is more secure than a house where the installer did nothing but hang a fake cardboard alarm panel. Yes but installing the app in question didn't remov…
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Quote: Originally Posted by JupiterOne That's a bit of a stretch. I would consider software knowingly giving its users a false sense of security, a security issue. Having a false sense of security doesn't reduce the actual security of the …
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Quote: Originally Posted by Evilution Had to laugh at the reviews. If you are stupid enough to buy an Android phone, you are stupid enough to fall for a placebo app. You mean like with the iOS 5.0 update where it changed the 3G icon to a…