queenOfEngland

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   by queenOfEngland 16y ago

   My take is that most purchasers of Android phones are probably quite disappointed with the experience. Whether it's because of battery life, lousy app selection, annoying add-ons by the carrier, or clunky app design In the Eclaire days, w
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   by queenOfEngland 16y ago

   Adobe makes authoring tools, and directly makes no money on Flash Player: If advertisers need a way to attack every iOS user with ads, Adobe wants to be there with a tool. However I laugh at point #2 -- it is simply inconceivable that Flash
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   by queenOfEngland 16y ago

   Sure thing, CountSessine. We all have that inside person who validates our bullshit opinion. Again, Android's dominance has been on the backs of Motorola Droids and Galaxy S' and HTC Evo 3Gs, and the like. All high-end phones. But you keep
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   by queenOfEngland 16y ago

   10 points. Again, another BULLSHIT post. The dominant Android phones are overwhelmingly the high-end phones that retail in the $600-$700 range. They all come with thousand-dollar plus contracts. There may come a time where such a blurring
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   by queenOfEngland 16y ago

   Can someone explain how your post got upvoted? Keep looking in the past.
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   by queenOfEngland 16y ago

   The post above is exactly why I left Hacker News. The level of discourse here has descending to the prattle that you read in the Engadget comments. Yes, everyone here has read all of the talking points (boring, boring, really old talking po