@RsK: id rather have the shuffle than the nano
@Emperor_was_a_jerk: ever since jason door got kicked down
@Juan R. Pérez: not gonna lie, the shuffle seems more useful than the nano
"you get farts that are an order of magnitude more powerful"

great!
@tonyfreak215: no, windows 7 has it baked into the OS

iPhone and Android only have to wait for the apps to be pushed the the app store

Windows Phone 7 only JUST got support for the "like" feature
and microsoft just proved why baking facebook and other apps into the OS is stupid

they only just added the "like" feature

is it gonna require an entire OS install everytime facebook pushes a new feature to the server? how long will it take microsoft to add these features, yet alone push them out and hope they're installed? what if windows phone runs in the same "lets sell old software on new phones" bullshit android is stuck in?
@Haneyg: i dont doubt that. but the questions that people have been asking for months is "Has Google been outselling the iPhone?" and Google continuously makes that unclear

long term though, apple will probably be 30%, google 40% and the rest a mixture of Palm or Microsoft or Rim
@out0mind: I think the number is most important in terms of developers

if android non-phones cant run apps, their numbers dont really count. An iPod Touch or an iPad will all run the apps coded for iPhones so in terms of developers 230,000 is important

that being said, if its in terms of developers, the most important number is how many devices each platform has activated (new and old)– Only this number tells us how much use devices are getting and what kind of reach a developer has in terms of people actually using and downloading apps in a particular system
but google never explicitly said they had more daily sales than apple

does that mean they still havent quite caught up
really, bigger than the EVO?
@theGreenCabbage: maybe webos, but PalmOS was too old to compete in 2007, and then again in 2008 and halfway through 2009
@rhoa23: i think i agree. killing the desktop metaphor will finally take computers out of the 90s and push them to a future of natural, seamless, ubiquitous interaction
it ironically looks like apple launch video... ha
@abeeee: the thing can barely survive a 3 foot drop
@zantex1: couldnt get it to work when i tried
starts fast (new install) begins to creep after a week or so
@Knuckleguise: not until the ipod is updated with a retina display and an A4 chip
oh... so when microsoft breaks into your room its nbd

fanboys
@OMGWTF_BBQ: the only reason apples makes the most sense is that it is done through phone numbers.

essentially anyone, even my grandma could pick it up and use it without having to create a login or a password and buddies to your buddy list go "online" etc
@Kilotonne: yup, like plays for sure, windows mobile 6, docx, wmv... should i continue
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