I hate Apple... But I like my iPod :whistle:
I think I like Scrabble™ and music more than my iPod, actually.
I would trade my iPod in for anything else with enough space for my music and a Scrabble app.
You should have settle for a Zune.
I don't see any glitches in your install...?
Hater. :P
Actually you dont hate Apple otherwise you wouldn't have an iPod. You should have settle for a Zune. :P
No wonder why Apple controls the hardware.
Had someone else released a successful device at the same time, maybe everyone would be developing for the OtherDevice, and iStuff would be seen as overpriced garbage. Now instead, it's seen as overpriced popular garbage, which makes a huge difference.
It's a smart move, though. Having control of the hardware means you have far fewer potential variations to contend with, far fewer configurations that could throw off testing, and it limits the scope for things like driver bugs.
That's the thing though, we're seeing other devices coming into the same space as iDevices, but still can't compete on things like the user experience.
PS : Does refreshing tracking page after every 2 minutes make the thing arrive sooner?
Looks good, but I'd have put more padding around the main area. I mean, it feels a little restrained by the box borders...?
Looking very nice DS :)
What's up with South Park avatars lately? :p
Dunno lol :P SouthPark is cool :DQuote What's up with South Park avatars lately? :p
Bow ties are cool. *nods from experience*
To me it looks like the article is biased and one sided to Apple.
Anybody running a Android with a optical drive?
Is that only optical, how about spinning hard disk, are they using solid state?
Android compact devices that run on full screen with keyboards and mice have been out for a while already and cost allot less than that junk Apple is forcing down to its fanboys.
All they want to do is sell you overpriced junk and tell you how to use it.
Nexus S, but its kinda old although its a Nexus and can easily run Jelly Bean.
I use a Galaxy Nexus (which is also pretty old now) but that's 4.65" (although that's including on screen button so effective screen size is 4.3 or so inches). HTC One S is 4.3" and a pretty good phone. LG Nexus 4 is around the corner but its a bit bigger (about same as my Galaxy nexus).
@Pete> There's an x86 version of Android, which can be used to install it on a computer (there's a website dedicated to that, can't remember the URL.) It can also be run in a VM, and it's faster than the stock Windows Android emulator. (Although Intel now ships special drivers for that emulator that make it way, way faster... Actually twice faster than a S3 or something.)
Yeah but the article is about Apple being the first to get rid of the optical drive. The author is basically saying they are pioneering but they are not.
but spinning less media PC's have been around for already quite some time even before Android was conceived
For the second time, WTF has Android got to do with it?Quote but spinning less media PC's have been around for already quite some time even before Android was conceived
We're talking about 17" laptops and 27" all-in-one desktops, not mobile devices! Big boxes that have no normal reason to drop optical media.
Also I am not sure but maybe US English is different in how we structure and express our sentences that my point may be coming up differently to your interpretation. That is a theory though, because you're still twisting my words.
Nao you mean this one? http://www.android-x86.org/
Android in VirtualBox is interesting.
But it's 800x480, innit...? 233 ppi. Not very good. I doubt it would give me the same 'wow' factor as when I first got my iPod Touch 4.Quote from Dragooon on October 29th, 2012, 09:50 AM Nexus S, but its kinda old although its a Nexus and can easily run Jelly Bean.