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04-21-2010, 03:35 PM | #19 | |
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Totally open source does not work as a mainstream consumer model. (Just look at the adoption rate of Linux OS, it's still and always will be a niche OS for the general consumer) IMO Google needs to have some accountability for applications if they want to position themselves as the next big handset OS, otherwise without the consumer base we won't see nearly as much development on the platform if there's no money to be made. |
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04-21-2010, 04:20 PM | #20 | |
Heart Up! Vitz
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Apple's iPhone does not have removable battery...i think you can remove it, but it voids out everything. My friend went into get his iPhone 3G repaired and from their systems, they could check when the phone was charged, at what time, and how many times.... Now THAT, is exactly what I dont want frmo my hard earned money. Apple isn't trying to be anyone's nanny Pavel, it's trying to be Big Brother |
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04-21-2010, 04:42 PM | #21 | ||
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Keep in mind that Google doesn't make any phones, all Android devices are made by other manufacturers so it's not a good comparison to make regarding battery because HTC (or Samsung, or Motorola) could very well come out with an Android handset that has a non-removeable battery. Quote:
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04-21-2010, 04:56 PM | #22 |
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I did forget to mention Google and Google Earth...O_O haha. My apologies.
well then...f**k BOTH of them. I'll have someone hack into NTT Docomo phones and use those, although monthlybilling charges would rape me~ |
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04-21-2010, 06:56 PM | #24 | ||
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I haven't looking into it since my phone provider is CDMA, but hopefully it's better than it was in the past. (Nothing works except for phone calls and texting, multimedia was iffy and web never worked. Also sometimes it would lose signal and you'd have to take your SIM out and put it into a domestic handset to get it to require signal, which is nicknamed "CPR" lol) Anywho, I had just a basic talk and text plan with it through Cingular and worked fine other than being unreliable. lol Quote:
Motorola and Samsung have made phones in the past with non user-removeable batteries. So it could happen again. |
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