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It would be interesting to see how he will write about coming back to iPhone when he realizes there are things more important than Flash. Comments how Apple is

It would be interesting to see how he will write about coming back to iPhone when he realizes there are things more important than Flash. Comments how Apple is chasing Google because of something Android will do is also amusing.

buster 16y ago
Now, you are in denial ;)
- rimantas 16y ago
  Yes, I am in denial that Flash is essential feature: I have flashblock extension on my Chrome and Click2flash on Safari.
  - buster 16y ago
    so you still have it installed, right? strange!
    - rimantas 16y ago
      There is a news for you: it comes preinstalled on OS X.
      - buster 16y ago
        that's even funnier
      - not_an_alien 16y ago
        Here's some news: you've chosen to install something that selectively blocks the plugin (thus allowing you to still use it) instead of uninstalling it, something you can do. That's because you like choice; the freedom to run Flash when you want, something you don't have in the iDevices.
        buster 16y ago
        I love the irony that Flash doesn't come preinstalled on Windows or Linux, but only on Mac OS X
mortenjorck 16y ago
All he talks about in the article is features. Is the day-to-day user experience in Froyo good enough to actually compete with the iPhone yet? Is it no longer necessary to run third-party utilities to keep the system in order? I want Android to get to this level of maturity to keep Apple on its toes, but I've yet to see any evidence Google is there yet.
- rglullis 16y ago
  As a Droid owner, I'm yet to find needed "third-party utilities" to keep the system in order.
- kylemathews 16y ago
  It never was necessary to run third-party utilities to keep the system in order. I assume you're referring to the Advanced Task Killer app. See this forum post for example: http://androidforums.com/motorola-droid/18334-task-killer-apps-truth.html http://androidforums.com/motorola-droid/18334-task-killer-ap...
- vetinari 16y ago
  Eclair is so good, that I can not switch to iPhone, even if I was paid to do so. Froyo just increases the advantage.
Tichy 16y ago
What are the compelling reasons to go back to the iPhone?
- rimantas 16y ago
  Just wait the man himself to explain those.

buster 16y ago

Now, you are in denial ;)

rimantas 16y ago
Yes, I am in denial that Flash is essential feature: I have flashblock extension on my Chrome and Click2flash on Safari.
- buster 16y ago
  so you still have it installed, right? strange!
  - rimantas 16y ago
    There is a news for you: it comes preinstalled on OS X.
    - buster 16y ago
      that's even funnier
    - not_an_alien 16y ago
      Here's some news: you've chosen to install something that selectively blocks the plugin (thus allowing you to still use it) instead of uninstalling it, something you can do. That's because you like choice; the freedom to run Flash when you want, something you don't have in the iDevices.
      - buster 16y ago
        I love the irony that Flash doesn't come preinstalled on Windows or Linux, but only on Mac OS X

mortenjorck 16y ago

All he talks about in the article is features. Is the day-to-day user experience in Froyo good enough to actually compete with the iPhone yet? Is it no longer necessary to run third-party utilities to keep the system in order? I want Android to get to this level of maturity to keep Apple on its toes, but I've yet to see any evidence Google is there yet.

rglullis 16y ago
As a Droid owner, I'm yet to find needed "third-party utilities" to keep the system in order.
kylemathews 16y ago
It never was necessary to run third-party utilities to keep the system in order. I assume you're referring to the Advanced Task Killer app. See this forum post for example: http://androidforums.com/motorola-droid/18334-task-killer-apps-truth.html http://androidforums.com/motorola-droid/18334-task-killer-ap...
vetinari 16y ago
Eclair is so good, that I can not switch to iPhone, even if I was paid to do so. Froyo just increases the advantage.

Tichy 16y ago

What are the compelling reasons to go back to the iPhone?

rimantas 16y ago
Just wait the man himself to explain those.