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04/13/09
I'm glad to see that all explained out. I've been looking at the G1 and that might just make my look easier.
04/13/09
I am very please and it was a pretty smooth transition. I definitely recommend it.
04/13/09
I'm not a real early adopter. I've got to play with something a dozen times and do the research before I pony up the cash. I almost bit the bullet on this last week.
There was a kid paying his bill (or something) in the store that had one and I asked how he liked it. I believe his quote was something along the lines of "its the greatest phone ever".
I'll definitely take your recommendation into account too.
Thanks
04/13/09
But after using all of the 3 top phones, (BB, iphone,g1) the G1 works out a little better for me, for what I use it for at least.
04/14/09
Anyways...
It does seem to hit most of what I'm looking for. The iPhone isn't an option and since I've got a touch anyways I haven't really seen much there that I think is to die for anyways. A physical keyboard is something that I defiantly want and I'm not a BB fan.
The only thing is I am thinking about waiting it out a bit to see what else is coming. The thing with phones is that something better is always around the bend though and you end up waiting forever.
04/14/09
Honestly, thats the only thing that worries me. I really hope the android platform is well regulated when it comes to certain specifications. If the following Android phones don't have the same size screen, I could really see some problems for devs and consistency. But other than that The Android platform is one of the most promising forms of tech I've ever seen. I lvoe my G1, I am constantly surprised by what its capabilities are and can be. Its openness is a blessing! I recommend the G1 as well and if you go with it, I can recommend some of the best programs available. The best part about it is that they are all (with the exception of 1 app) FREE and at least 4/5 stars.
04/14/09
Also, what are your suggested apps? I know I LOVE Shazam, ToggleWiFi, Barcode Scanner, AK Notepad, Labyrinth, and the included features like maps and the messenger.
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Says who...?
Lets cry more about Apple updating the iphone with new features every couple months...
"boo i hate how my iphone gets new stuff all the time. I want android so its only updated once a year! Or a nokia phone that is never updated."
04/13/09
Major iPhone updates are once a year. What other then iTunes DJ support has been added in a non-major update?
Its mostly bug fixes just like the bug fix updates that have gone out for android (and yes, symbian gets updates too).
This isn't even technically a major update. Its still a .5
04/14/09
Sigh*
Please stop taking my words out of context.
my words: every couple months...
Yours: once a month seems
Im not over-glorifying anything here.. the iphone is truly the only phone that gets new features and major security updates every few months.
I have proof this time:
[en.wikipedia.org]
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Stop letting your bias blind you.
12/19/08
After paying a small fortune for an HD television, a Blu-ray player and then paying a premium price for the movie itself, I would be extremely pissed off to find the " special features" were broken, or just half-assed additions that were no better (or maybe worse) than the DVD versions. What do they seriously plan to add (other than the increased resolution) to Blu-ray movies that isn't possible on a 2 disc DVD set, or that we can't get via the internet that justifies that premium price?
Yeah, I understand HD is supposedly better than the second coming of Jesus (the Christ, not Diaz), but seriously, all these "extra features" on Blu-ray strike me as a slice of processed cheese on a lamp-warmed burger. Are we really supposed to care, or be willing to pay extra for that? I haven't seen anything "special" on Blu-ray that made me wish I had it.
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Does anyone who watched the whole thing know if Nolan was asked why there wasn't a commentary track on the disc in the first place?!
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anyone who gives a shit about BD-Live has left the room.
odd did it just get smarter in here?
12/19/08
"We are living the future, and the future sucks donkey balls."
12/19/08
c_nolan: bored here. n e one interested in party?.
c_hansen: a/s/l?
c_nolan: 37/m in la. u?
c_hansen: 17f (18 next month) 1000 oaks. house empty for xmas. wanna party
c_nolan: on my way
c_nolan has left the room
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c_nolan: OK guys, stfu I was serious about cutting bak 2 gordon when 2face turns his face. stop saying 'wtf'.
kaiser_machead: Dude, would you rather do maggie or katie?
c_nolan: tbh i wouldnt touch either
c_nolan has left the room
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A bit of both, actually.
12/19/08
I submit: any adult using LOL in a serious conversation has thrown in the towel.
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Two words: condom cath.
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