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While I tried to be fair, it should come as no surprise that I believe in Apple's approach to both hardware and software Wait, wait, wait. Isn't this sort of l
by donaq 17y ago
While I tried to be fair, it should come as no surprise that I believe in Apple's approach to both hardware and software
Wait, wait, wait. Isn't this sort of like a creationist reviewing evolution as a theory? What's the point of "reviewing" something when you already "believe in" the opposition?
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Not chintzy or cheap like the Motorola Droid or most cell phones. It feels solid and very much like the iPhone.
Ok, well, if "like the iPhone" == good to you, then maybe you should just ignore other devices?
- ellyagg 17y agoBaffling. So, if you like one thing, you can't express your opinions about some similar thing? Isn't that specifically why we even have disclosure statements like the one he made? If you like, take his review as "this is how far the Nexus One diverges from my favorite industrial design philosophy, as embodied by Apple".
- donaq 17y agoWell, a more accurate title given the tone of the post would be, as another commenter on this thread has written: "The iPhone is the best thing in the universe, and anything on the Nexus One that seems to be better actually isn't and anyone who thinks so is clearly mistaken" If you think that's a post worth reading, we have very different preferences in reading material, that's all. The criticisms I directed at it were made given the premise that I expected to read a post about what the title said it was about.