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Let's take one statement from your root post- But compared to the iPhone, it's far less intuitive, it's build quality is crap, and I can't make it though a day
by huggyface 14y ago
Let's take one statement from your root post-
But compared to the iPhone, it's far less intuitive, it's build quality is crap, and I can't make it though a day on a charge
Ignoring hilariously subjective statements on intuitive interfaces or build quality (that fuzzy measure that has nothing to do with actual suitability to task or hardiness, but instead ends up being a reflection of what people have been told build quality is. If you make a hammer out of glass, is that superb built quality?), I'll focus on something more empirical -- battery life. I happen to have a GS III, and coincidentally I forgot to plug it in last night (it isn't the first time I've done this). I am currently on hour 29 off the charger, with medium to heavy use, with the battery at 33%. So what now? Do we wage a battle of anecdotes? Should we? Is that a productive use of HN?
The single objective measure you referred to is battery life, to which professionals have actual repeatable, regimented tests. You don't. Your statement on it is irrelevant.
- lparry 14y agoSounds like someone hit a nerve. Chill out guy!
- abrichr 14y agoHe seems pretty collected to me. And he makes some good points.
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- Toady 14y agoNot at all. He thinks his personal barometer of what makes a post "useful" is an absolute that everyone else must adhere to. Nothing in the post he's reacting to was agenda-driven beyond being a personal opinion--which is what comments sections are for. It's a bizarre, embarrassing reaction to criticism of Android, which he has a history of defending here.
- hammersend 14y agoHuggyface is correct. The pointless mini-review drivel that pops up on these stories belongs somewhere else.
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