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by esolyt 14y ago
I can't even tell if this is sarcasm or not.
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11 ways to use an old Android phone(techradar.com)
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by esolyt 14y ago
This is really interesting. Thank you.
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by esolyt 14y ago
Yes, sure, it is confusing for the user. But that is the whole point. Microsoft trying to use the Windows brand to get into the mobile market. This is the only advantage they can possibly have over Android and iOS
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We're Better At Design, And That's Not Good(clayallsopp.com)
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by esolyt 14y ago
This is actually common sense. In fact, Chrome was based on this idea and it comes with bookmarks bar hidden by default.
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Laser pointer via the 3.5mm earphone jack on Android/iOS phones(blog.clove.co.uk)
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Google's porn filter in the UK scrapped after public rejection(theverge.com)
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by esolyt 14y ago
I don't understand why you think Google should support Microsoft's proprietary protocol rather than Microsoft supporting open protocols.
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Promiscuous Males And Choosy Females? Challenging A Classic Experiment(npr.org)
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by esolyt 14y ago
All maps are imperfect. But some map services are better than others. Why isn't iPhone, which is a great phone, is not shipping with one of them?
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by esolyt 14y ago
>Wow, what did people do BEFORE a smartphone! The question is not what they did BEFORE the smartphone, but what they do now. What they do now is to use the maps application that came with the device they bought.
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What is one thing you wish you had known at 21?(quora.com)
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Google is working on Google Now for Chrome (chromiumcodereview.appspot.com)
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Why Google should just shut up and buy T-Mobile(extremetech.com)
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Google I/O will return early in 2013(twitter.com)
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Facebook Messenger drops account requirement, taking on SMS and WhatsApp(theverge.com)
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Division by zero shows infinity in Android calculator(code.google.com)
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by esolyt 14y ago
> This is the SOC in the Nexus 10 right? Unfortunately no. Nexus 10 has the more powerful Exynos 5250.
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MoMA Adds Video Games to Its Collection(artsbeat.blogs.nytimes.com)
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by esolyt 14y ago
They're not complaining because it's difficult to change. They're complaining because they are unhappy with the mentality and the direction OSX is going.
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by esolyt 14y ago
>and spend as much of their time outside Saudi as possible. Well, they shouldn't have to. That's the point.
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by esolyt 14y ago
You have a point. But if you prefer listening on your iPod, you would buy the MP3 instead of a physical CD.
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Polygon(polygon.com)
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Google Search adds interactive 3D graphs(google.com)
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by esolyt 14y ago
I have to disagree with some points made here. > free of Google and Android's restrictions Well, we have an OS that is completely open source. An SDK that can be used on any platform and with any IDE without paying anything. Freedom to
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Live your life in slow motion with the Decelerator Helmet(theverge.com)
1 points by esolyt 14y ago|0 comments
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by esolyt 14y ago
Not at all. This isn't about forking Android. People who fork Android wouldn't really benefit from offering a separate SDK anyway. They would want to take advantage of the existing app ecosystem and preserve compatibility, just like Amazon
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by esolyt 14y ago
I'm not even sure if this analogy is sarcastic or serious. We invented books and page-turning 500 years ago. This is just an animation.
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by esolyt 14y ago
This isn't really about the kind of fragmentation most people are talking about.

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