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by esolyt 14y ago
"other companies have already started or will also start implementing this new Retina technology." That is simply impossible for two reasons: 1) Retina display is a trademarked Apple phrase and no other company will ever have retina display
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Proof that fearsome T-Rex evolved into a chicken(dailymail.co.uk)
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Google Fiber expected to be profitable after 5 years of operation(fastnetnews.com)
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by esolyt 14y ago
Besides, on most apps, you change tabs by swiping left and right.
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by esolyt 14y ago
The point is, you almost never have to reach the top left on Android, but you often do on iOS.
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by esolyt 14y ago
He says: "Every area of the screen is reachable, after all (unlike many Android phones with 4-inch+ screens)"
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by esolyt 14y ago
I almost never use my 4-inch phone with single hand, except when I am texting while driving, which I shouldn't be doing anyway. In fact, larger phones make it much more difficult to text while driving and that might be a good thing.
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by esolyt 14y ago
"Every area of the screen is reachable, after all (unlike many Android phones with 4-inch+ screens)" Because 4-inch is the upper limit and Apple got it right again.
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Why We Are So Rude on Facebook and Other Social Media(online.wsj.com)
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Time Warner, AT&T want Kansas City to give them Google Fiber-style deal(arstechnica.com)
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IPhone 5 WiFi bug leads to giant cellular data overages(money.cnn.com)
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by esolyt 14y ago
>Calm down. He is calm and pointing out a fact. >Everyone is just calling it Google Maps out of simplicity. No they aren't calling it Google Maps out of simplicity. Read the article: "Apple Maps has been getting its share of negativ
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The CD is 30 years old today(thenextweb.com)
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Eating Only Dessert: Why Your Information Diet Is Probably Terrible(makeuseof.com)
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Sharp starts mass production of 5-inch 1080p displays for smartphones(theverge.com)
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How old is your browser?(browserage.com)
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Samsung goes after jury foreman in bid to reverse Apple verdict(blogs.reuters.com)
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Apple Drops the "Most Powerful Mapping Service Ever" Claim(labnol.org)
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by esolyt 14y ago
>Even my non-technical friends have been wondering when iOS would finally catch up with Android on that front. And it did now?
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by esolyt 14y ago
Always. But especially after Google Now.
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"Windows 8 a disappointment, users prefer Windows 7" says survey(booksnreview.com)
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Chrome's New Reload Options For Developers(stackoverflow.com)
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Bing and Klout partnership(seo4beginners.co.uk)
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by esolyt 14y ago
This is immediately what I thought when I saw the title. It is pretty difficult to tell a human from a bot when you only have a very small set of predetermined actions.
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by esolyt 14y ago
No. That's not trying hard. They could have just made Android closed-source, which is easy and simple. In this case, they don't want an OHA member to ship products with Android forks that break app compatibility. Amazon is neither an OHA me
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by esolyt 14y ago
Yes. Google lost control of an operating system which they consciously decided to release as open source and free software. Somehow, I don't think they were trying hard to retain control of the OS.
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by esolyt 14y ago
They should have released this immediately after they released Google Drive.
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by esolyt 14y ago
That's a good idea. OMAP doesn't deserve to die.
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Texas Instruments to shift away from the smartphone chip business(androidcentral.com)
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Chrome Stable Release Now Supports First-Person Shooters(webpronews.com)
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