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by gareim 12y ago
Should probably compare the Note 4, but yeah, the iPhone 6 Plus is definitely taller. Note 4 sliiiiiiiightly wider.
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by gareim 12y ago
Did you really just say earpiece? S2 doesn't look like iPhone enough for Samsung to get sued (my opinion as an Android user that loves iOS as well), but.. earpiece? Really? The curled edges I'd agree with. But that's about it
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by gareim 12y ago
Well, there's the second half of that sentence which qualifies it with "broad, inclusive". I'm not saying I agree, although it could be that Apple believes Google Wallet was not broad, inclusive, or both.
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by gareim 12y ago
Are you sure you're not the one that's experiencing the Baader-Meinhof phenomenon? I subscribe to Anandtech's RSS feeds and they had a slower period recently for technical articles.
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by gareim 12y ago
I found I had the exact opposite experience. There were just so many options everywhere that when I tried to change a few settings or edit book tags, I quickly got lost. I'd like it to be cleaned up a bit and streamlined, not necessari
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by gareim 12y ago
Well now you're just taking the argument to the opposite extreme. The company chose a business model and this add-on infringes on their rights.
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by gareim 12y ago
It's easier to create a PayPal account, link it to your bank account, list an iPhone, wait for someone to buy it (could take anywhere from minutes to days realistically), wait for them to pay you, take it to UPS/FedEx to deliver i
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by gareim 12y ago
Yes, it's definitely easy to cry doom, haha. But what have we seen since Jobs? Iterations of successful product lines. Faster, thinner, better battery life in general. But where's THE AppleTV that the media has been rumoring about
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by gareim 12y ago
Except the majority of Beats headphones sold are much less than $450. Looking around, most of the catalog is $250 or less. Even the article says "up to $450".
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by gareim 12y ago
Apple redefined the mp3 player market, the ultraportable laptop market, the smartphone market, the tablet market, and now they're buying a company that reinvented the higher-end headphone market. Is it smart of a brand that has traditi
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by gareim 12y ago
Even though Cook said it's not about building it, "it's the people. It's the service", is $3 billion worth what is essentially an acquihire? EDIT: Right, it's still a profitable business regardless and I should
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by gareim 12y ago
Forgetting WP? And even Android? Can you go out, buy a Lumia, and install a working copy of Android? You can install Android on devices that are already running some version of Android. And some fringe cases like the HTC HD2 and HP Touchpad
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by gareim 12y ago
How is it not a cygwin (well, technically gcc for cygwin) problem? The port of gcc was bad, that's all there is to it. When I found a bug where a certain version of clang on ARM wouldn't compile a program everything else was compi
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by gareim 12y ago
I almost got a 0 on a programming project for an intro to CS class because it compiled and ran perfectly fine on Windows, but segfaulted on Linux.
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by gareim 12y ago
What other examples are there besides the Thinkpad line? I would disagree that Motorola can be considered a high quality brand when it comes to smartphones. Yes, their recent X and G were really good phones for the price, but many Americans
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by gareim 13y ago
I think you might be interested in this: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2706200 I have had an S3, iPhone 5, and HTC One (M7) and the iPhone 5 definitely felt the smoothest, but now I'm interested in s
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by gareim 13y ago
> They want to know whether China is able to use Huawei's networking equipment to spy on other countries or conduct cyberwarfare. The answer is yes, they are able to. If we got into Huawei, the Chinese government could too (if they
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by gareim 13y ago
Hey, nice! I have the first gen Chromebook and I think it was a great purchase. The only thing I don't like is that it stutters on YouTube/flash videos occasionally, but I think gen 2 might not have any problems with that. You can
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by gareim 13y ago
Should have not bought an obsolete product. Assuming you wanted to use that laptop for ~4 years, did you really want to lock in with a laptop running an outdated OS with so many security holes? If you wanted XP for your job, might as well h
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by gareim 13y ago
Well that's ridiculous that Microsoft should be expected to continue patching a 13 year old OS. When I bought a laptop in 2009, it was running Vista and I think most/all computers being sold were running Vista for some time by the
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by gareim 13y ago
Have you used a smartwatch before? I got a Pebble recently and although you bring up good points, real world usage isn't quite the same. >Firstly: you can't fit all those notifications on a watch sized display. So you'd ha
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by gareim 13y ago
Haha, let's you and I and everybody else start trading rocks. Whether or not the rocks have value don't matter, as long as the price of rocks continue to go up. Will you keep buying the rocks because of this upward growth? > Ye
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by gareim 13y ago
You didn't refute his point at all.. He said > You are correct about the empirical facts (there exist some companies don't currently pay dividends), but theory is needed to understand that if those company's never paid di
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by gareim 13y ago
If they're worth spending the effort of creating an application like this, then they're worth something. And yet this offers nothing for that something.
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by gareim 13y ago
It pisses me off to see Gimpshop. Whoever owns it hasn't done anything to it and is highly implying that they did. "This highly requested feature was added to give new users the look and feel of the Photoshop workspace, with multi
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by gareim 13y ago
I don't think the answer to everything we are annoyed at should be more government regulation, especially in this case. If the cons of deving for Apple's app store outweigh the pros, then people will stop submitting to the app sto
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by gareim 13y ago
Is hardware hacking really required? My S3 ran the risk of losing its IMEI when I was messing around with custom ROMs, but before a solution was found, people put up guides on how to change the IMEI with software and it looked easy.
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by gareim 13y ago
Except you don't have to attend bootcamp for 120 weeks.
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by gareim 13y ago
I'd have a hard problem going to every single website where I ever made an account and changing the email preferences.. Assuming I'm a normal human being, there are bound to be sites that I forget about and someone dedicated enoug
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by gareim 13y ago
I have an HTC One also, so I was wondering if you could tell me if the keyboard being so low ever caused you to accidentally hit the home or back key.

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