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My two cents – I have to do battery pulls still on Android occasionally, and I wouldn’t want to be stuck not being able to do that. Do these things without removable batteries have some kind of hard reset combo or pinhole?
about 6 hours ago on Galaxy S III Q&A
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You can conclude that pretty much all the best phones get around an 8.3-8.7, and anything in that range is similar enough.
about 6 hours ago on Samsung Galaxy S III review
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More because he could still make it lose bars by holding it a certain way, and also to your point he tested an AT&T phone in NYC.
about 6 hours ago on Samsung Galaxy S III review 1 reply
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The iOS ecosystem got a 10 in the iPhone 4S review.
about 6 hours ago on Samsung Galaxy S III review 1 reply
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This is virtually tied with the One X, Nexus, and iPhone 4S. sounds about right.
about 6 hours ago on Samsung Galaxy S III review
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Well Samsung sells more smartphones than Apple as a company, so yes, if you added them all together they would be more than the iPhone. and when someone quotes iPhone sales numbers, they are adding together all the models of the iPhone.
“complication” when it comes to user interface is inherently subjective.
Windows mobile was windows on a phone. at least android was designed for phones from the ground up.
about 7 hours ago on President Obama orders federal agencies to optimize sites for smartphones and tablets
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Some people have really no sense of the magnitude of numbers… I don’t care how much the governmenet spends on a website, its nowhere close to being on our radar for lowering the debt.
1 day ago on President Obama orders federal agencies to optimize sites for smartphones and tablets 1 recommend
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What a troll. First of all, “best selling smartphone” is a tired argument because Samsung would have the best selling smartphone if they didn’t make so god damn many different ones.
Also, user friendly is subjective, although im inclined to agree with you. And Android is nothing like Windows Mobile.
1 day ago on President Obama orders federal agencies to optimize sites for smartphones and tablets 1 reply
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Where did you hear that? Did you assume because his picture was in one at the top? I am pretty sure he still uses a blackberry, although not by choice.
1 day ago on President Obama orders federal agencies to optimize sites for smartphones and tablets 1 reply
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Many of them also carry and Android phone so… your point?
1 day ago on President Obama orders federal agencies to optimize sites for smartphones and tablets 1 reply
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Same thing happens with my school’s online system. They got chrome 19 support like 2 weeks ago and I was so pleased to see the little green check saying i was using a good browser and then BOOM chrome 20. Its impossible to keep up.
1 day ago on President Obama orders federal agencies to optimize sites for smartphones and tablets
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Obama’s opponents said that the $50 billion or whatever that we could raise with the Buffet Rule was “meager”. I highly doubt that anything near that amount is being spent on the government’s web presence.
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Things don’t change drastically in one term, or even one presidency. What people have to realize is that they need to educate themselves and choose the philosophy that they think sounds the best and is most likely to do good for the country, and go with that philosophy. for better or worse, the choice is getting more and more black and white every year.
1 day ago on President Obama orders federal agencies to optimize sites for smartphones and tablets
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Well you see, companies like Time Warner and Comcast RUN our government. So the government only does what they want. And unfortunately, enough of our population (at least in the few states that even matter in the election) is idiotic enough to vote based on how many ads they see, so the corporations that fund the ads continue to run the government.
1 day ago on $200 million in funding announced for ultra high-speed internet in the US 1 reply
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Also you conveniently forget that iOS includes iPads and iPod touches.
1 day ago on Oracle vs. Google jury was deadlocked 9 to 3 in favor of Google on fair use decision
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1. My main point was that the JURY didn’t even all have smartphones which was clearly stated in the article
2. I specifically spoke about america, your numbers are worldwide.
1 day ago on Oracle vs. Google jury was deadlocked 9 to 3 in favor of Google on fair use decision 1 reply
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They should have called it Cookbook. Might have confused most people, but it would have given us a chuckle.
1 day ago on Intelligent address book Cobook launches for Mac
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Yea AT&T trades for less than $38 a share, but they do have twice as many shares…
regardless there’s no way Facebook is worth more than McDonalds, or GM and Ford combined.
2 days ago on Facebook IPO: lawsuits and accusations cloud the bigger issue 1 reply
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I always used to want to work at Best Buy so that I could actually help people instead of what most employees do. Sometimes i feel like walking around the store going, “Hey, just go read the reviews on Amazon and buy it there”
2 days ago on Best Buy CEO admits serious flaws, promises employees will 'speak with authority about technology' 1 recommend
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I’ve done that, and also bought Amazon.com gift cards using best buy gift cards.
2 days ago on Best Buy CEO admits serious flaws, promises employees will 'speak with authority about technology'
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Makes me sad every time i see a half-stocked shelf of Monster cables. Maybe part of re-educating their employees will be telling them to NEVER recommend those cables to anyone, because if a salesmen told me to get those cables I would walk out of the store and tell my family not to shop there.
2 days ago on Best Buy CEO admits serious flaws, promises employees will 'speak with authority about technology' 4 recommends
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Except if your RTFA, you may notice that most of the jury didn’t use smartphones.
Also, if you read some other articles on this site and others, you may note that there aren’t many places in america where the android to iOS ratiois 9:3
2 days ago on Oracle vs. Google jury was deadlocked 9 to 3 in favor of Google on fair use decision 1 reply
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Ok, that’s true sometimes but not here. CISC is an antiquated way of doing things and is doomed to run on servers and power-user desktops. RISC architectures are the future. They are a REPLACEMENT for CISC and if Intel doesn’t get that into its head, it should get used to being an enterprise-focused company.
2 days ago on Steve Ballmer calls Windows 8 a 'rebirth' (updated) 1 reply
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That would be a good solution, but unfortunately internet prices would skyrocket. These companies have VERY expensive infrastructures to maintain, which is why they are government-supported monopolies to begin with. Also, they can’t be handled the same as the electric companies because the technology that delivers broadband is constantly in need of improvement unlike the tech that delivers electricity. The only option besides dealing with a regulated natural monopoly is to nationalize it.
2 days ago on FCC considers backdoor rule change that could jumpstart the era of internet television 1 reply
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