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romanmar said:

I've risked my well being comparing iphone 7 plus with the explosive galaxy 7 Note, and without a doubt Samsung has a much better camera.  The striking thing was auto-focus, on Samsung its instant on the 7 it felt very slow in comparison.  This is why many of photos you take quickly are blurry on the iPhone, if you take the time it comes out great.  Especially evident when you take pics of kids running, or just objects moving.  Its also better when you are taking video, as you move around the camera it focuses so quickly, so the video is clear. I've actually considered switching to android, and prolly would've if it wasn't for their shoddy quality, specifically explosive batteries.  About 4-5 years ago, I tried switching to an Android device, and I've got a first Nexus phone at the day of the launch, which I've returned 2 weeks later, problems were the phone was rebooting if I was on the phone, and I got a text message, yeah the quality was that bad, and unlike most people on here I actually use my phone to talk.  So when people tell me that the tech in an iphone hardware is superior, they are talking out of their a##, its the software that is superior, everything else the screen, the weight, the battery life, ergonomics, and camera are firmly in the 2nd place!!!

This reviewers video concurs camera quality!

entropys said:

You do understand, qwwera, that you just described modern 'journalism' in all its forms? 

The fourth estate have come to believe they are players, rather than observers. They form a club, divergent opinion is cast out, and anything that does not align with the club's rules and views is either pilloried, or more effectively, turfed in the forgettery and not reported.

cali said:

I kinda want Apple to buy them I kinda don't. 

ireland said:

Apple missed a golden opportunity to acquire Twitter before they went public and also clean up the product and bring it back to its roots. It was the perfect social network for Apple and even Dorsey acknowledged at the time that if they were to sell it would be to Apple. As of now Twitter is worth too much. Apple's Ping and Connect efforts suggest they have social ambitions so the opposite argument holds no water. They should have bought Twitter way back when and made Dorsey their social media exec. I cannot think of a more perfect fit. And while they were at it they could have hired Loren Brichter to work alongside Dorsey to build the perfect Twitter clients for Apple's platforms.