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Re-read my post. If nothing goes off then nevermind. "all"
Disclaimer: I'm planning on getting an android as my next phone, so......
LMApple.
Re-read my post. If nothing goes off then nevermind. "all"
Disclaimer: I'm planning on getting an android as my next phone, so......
I don't know why you needed a disclaimer I just don't see what your point was bringing Google into the equation. Do I think Google is clean with everything they do? The lawsuits over the IP logging obviously point to no but whats the point?
next time Google pushes an OS upgrade that will render my device useless, and then ignores my issue. I will surely agree. Until then, Apple sucks.
lol tired old dirt bag Steve Jobs ting on Hater
http://lifehacker.com/5838773/adobe-...ds-and-iphones
interesting, wonder if it will be adopted. i still don't really miss flash at all on my phone.
Interesting
Developers are using HTML 5 more and more though, so it will interesting to see how it plays out
LOL Apple running a cripple version of Flash
" Good good "
What's the rationale for omitting flash from iPhones and iPads (curious)?
Adobe released this server side fix for flash, genius.
All of that stuff....plus the fact that if Flash worked, people would just design and play all their games, videos, and widgets on their iPhones / iPads using Flash instead of s ing out money on the App Store for apps to do it, thus Apple can't get its cut.
Yea Flash seemed like it was too good to be true for Apple products. Crazy that Steve Jobs wrote up that essay; I'm not a fan of Apple but damn was that dude passionate or some .
Apples to me are like luxury cars; you pay extra for the brand, design, quality, and refinement but you're going to get some for owning one and its going to cost ya some decent cash too. Kind of like how people on Beamer owners especially the entry level folk.
I work for Apple and drive a Bimmer.What's the problem?
I work for Apple and drive a Bimmer.Personally nothing tbh especially if you got that going for ya. But haters gonna hate
comparing Apple owners to Bimmer owners.
I'm a bimmer owner and I won't say my bimmer is superior to other cars. Also if anything Bimmer owners are like Android owners cause they like their product rough around the edges and like to have control and not be driven.
if anything Apple owners are like Benz/Lexus owners
you can view flash vids on ipad theres a few browsers. skyfire puffer and some other one i cant remember.
But you know it is.
<gulp> Guilty as charged
I'm a VW owner does that make me like a HTC?
Nah in the mind of haters Bimmers fit fine especially if you aren't driving a M-series stickshift. Both Apple and luxury cars (especially entry level) are regularly on by haters as being overpriced products owned by badge-driven consumer s that have little to no knowledge of the stuff whether its cars or computers.
I'm a bimmer owner and I won't say my bimmer is superior to other cars. Also if anything Bimmer owners are like Android owners cause they like their product rough around the edges and like to have control and not be driven.
if anything Apple owners are like Benz/Lexus owners
Report: Apple to hold media event on October 4th, Tim Cook to unveil iPhone 5
By Amar Toor posted Sep 21st 2011 6:31AM
We have yet to receive official word on this, but All Things Digital is reporting today that Apple's next big media event will be held on October 4th, where freshly minted CEO Tim Cook is expected to unveil the iPhone 5. Sources close to the situation say Cook will be the main presenter at the event, with execs Phil Schiller, Scott Forstall and Eddy Cue playing supporting roles. This would mark the first time that Cook has actually led an Apple event, adding an extra wrinkle of significance to an already highly anticipated occasion. The site's sources went on to say that the next-gen iPhone will be available for purchase "within a few weeks" of the announcement, though All Things Digital acknowledges that the exact date of its unveiling is still subject to change. As always, we'll be sure to keep you posted as soon as we hear more.
Good news from both Apple and Samsung. Bout in' time!
Multiple supply chain vendors indicate a 25% cut for 4Q11 iPad sell-in orders (first cut ever that we have seen) in the past two weeks, which would mean that Hon Hai’s iPad shipments may be down 25% quarter-over-quarter in the fourth quarter of 2011 (from sell-in of 17 million in 3Q11 to 13 million in 4Q11).
Our understanding is that this is not in preparation for a new model launch (which may have to wait until March-12).
Note that JPMorgan US analyst, Mark Moskowitz, who covers Apple, is expecting only 10.9 million and 12 million units of iPad shipments in calendar year 3Q and 4Q11 and does not expect the supply chain adjustments to result in downside to his estimates.
Apple was one of the biggest drags on the Nasdaq, falling
2.1 percent to $395.73 after an analyst said the iPhone maker
was cutting orders from suppliers of parts for its iPad tablet.
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