Strand0410

Not sure why you have any cognitive dissonance using Android and iOS. We’re not penned into one camp or another, I happily use both (GNex and iPad) because I think the GNex is the best phone on the market and the iPad is unquestionably the best tablet on the market. They’re completely different experiences.

HTC Legend. My first Android phone, i loved the build for this phone (something the One V seems to inherit), really lovely feeling device but it was weak and over time the updates and Task Managers couldn’t cut it and it really began to chug. Using it was a chore and it began to lag even in pulling up text message conversations.

I went to the iPhone 4 and wouldn’t touch an Android device until the Galaxy Nexus, which is a dream. I don’t think the issues I had with the Legend are a major problem for Android now, since the software is now being streamlined, rather than more bloated… while most modern devices greatly eclipse the spec requirements. It’s similar to what happened to the PC market around early 2000s, hardware leaps began to overtake software requirements so you didn’t need the newest PC to play the newest programs and your new computer now had some longevity. Despite this, the Legend nearly put me off Android completely.

Just copy-paste it. Don’t worry, they don’t bite… unless you mention Josh’s Lumia 900 review

The iPhone 4S has been out a while, I think they assume that if you’re looking at one, you already have a pretty good gauge of its abilities. Comparing them is like apples to oranges (I personally hate that old adage but whatever), and only camera, battery life and data speeds can really be compared 1:1.

It’s The Verge. This isn’t MG Siegler’s ‘review’ of the Galaxy S III where ‘iPhone’ would be mentioned more than ‘Galaxy’ (exactly what happened during his poor excuse of a GNex ‘review’)

Please, every time there’s a review, the fanboys will cry ‘unfair’ and ‘bias.’ As a Galaxy Nexus owner, this was a fair review. The build quality and style of this phone isn’t amazing, it’s still using an older screen technology and hampered by TouchWiz.

Samsung could have toned down TouchWiz (and its gimmicky S Voice features), got an SAMOLED+ screen and wrapped it in a better shell and made the undeniable best phone on the market.

Honestly thought it would get less than 8.5. It’s not an ugly phone, but it’s by no means a looker compared to the One series, Lumias or iPhone 4/4S in the world. The display is a larger Galaxy Nexus’s and I don’t think the added larger battery, Micro SIM slot and improved camera make up for TouchWiz.

Don’t use a knife to scrape it off, just fingernails. Afterwards, just use a rag soaked in turpentine to remove residue.

I don’t know, just reading over this post, he comes off as a colossal douchebag, making all sorts of snide, passive-aggressive insinuations about the other jurors that they’re meek or that their judgement was swayed because the Google attorney was younger (and he implies more attractive). Then attempting to paint himself as some sort of heroic rebel “The nail that’s poking up gets beat down” when he’s more probably a contrarian.

It’s almost like 12 Angry Men, only at the end, Henry Fonda’s character doesn’t manage to sway the other 11 and instead rage-quits and bitches to the media.

Maybe they just had Henry Fonda in the jury, who made an impassioned defence of Google by pointing out the inconsistencies in the testimonies?

Amazon could have, maybe, possibly raised prices

We’re more interested in what they’ve done. Innocent until proven guilty, there’s little point speculating what could or could not happen. Apple’s defence is based on fear-mongering.