twargoth

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   by twargoth 13y ago

   Maybe it is. So far, we only have news reports, and they look bad. Hopefully, we'll see some political push to review the program and find out more about its methods and goals.
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   by twargoth 15y ago

   You're right about apple developers not being expected to demo apps on pre-beta software. Because doing that makes your software look shitty. Don't do that. Or script out the demo really carefully. PR exists to make the products look good.
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   by twargoth 15y ago

   No iOS product would crap itself like that during a keynote demo. Sure, I've had them panic and reboot on me in real world use, but Apple takes the time to make sure the demo runs smoothly. When you can't or don't make your demo run smoothl
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   by twargoth 15y ago

   Why would a handset manufacturer want the UI on their devices to look like those on every other? The thinking here is to differentiate as much as possible - so TouchWiz helps by making the Samsung devices look different than other models yo
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   by twargoth 15y ago

   You raise an excellent point, thought there's no reason there can't be multiple rationales here.