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"But it's not about specs" said every Apple Fan Boy since the beginning of time...
That is way beyond their ability to comprehend. You just gave them all headaches.
12-03-2014, 09:49 PM
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Originally Posted by Peregrine
Yes, yes, blablabla Google had one in development...but they got handily beat to release by Apple.
Actually, prior to the iPhone, Google was just copying Blackberry/Palm/etc and the parade of horrid devices.
Then the iPhone came out so they decided to copy that instead.
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Originally Posted by Garfunkle524
If you've ever used a flagship Android phone, you'd know that every single one starting at the original Droid was every bit as smooth as the iPhone has been.
I've been using Android since nearly the beginning. If you honestly believe this, you're delusional. It has taken Google years to get Android to be anywhere close to iOS performance, despite manufacturers throwing beefier hardware at it.
My current device has 4.4.2 and still doesn't perform as well as my iPhone 6, but at least it is generally usable and responsive, which is way more than can be said for the 2.x days.
My current device has 4.4.2 and still doesn't perform as well as my iPhone 6, but at least it is generally usable and responsive, which is way more than can be said for the 2.x days.
The important distinction is that you needed a flagship phone to get the best performance. The original droid was like butter. I had a high end LG that was amazing. HTC's flagship Android phones were very high quality despite them being a much smaller manufacturer. I've got a nexus 5 right now that blows my wife's iPhone away.
If sales = marketing $ spent then the Galaxy S5 should have sold 10x more than the iPhone 6 / 6 Plus.
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