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Meet the I7500, Samsung's First Android Phone

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Miguel de Oliveira
04/27/09

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Oh, wow, that analog watch looks impressive. I see they took some ideas from the amazing Vista gadgets sidebar. Really useful and inovating stuff.
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chefgon
04/27/09

@Miguel de Oliveira:

If you are suggesting that desktop widgets are not useful than I don't even know what to say to you.
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Miguel de Oliveira
04/27/09

@chefgon: Okay I'm going to explain. No I'm not suggesting that desktop widgets are not useful since I use quite a few on my dashboard, I'm actually mocking the fact that they so prominently display that watch as a distinctive characteristic of Android and how stupid that is since you already have a clock up there in the bar, and how that resembles what Microsoft did with Vista's sidebar.
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Lite: hates Illinois Nazis
04/27/09

@Miguel de Oliveira: Except that some people would LIKE a bigger clock to view.
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AlisdairC
04/27/09

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It doesn't have HTC's Android 'chin', thank goodness, but lacks the 'nipple', which could have gone where the OK button is. Still, having had several Samsungs and liked 'em (voice quality is good, which y'know helps with a phone), this could be a contender.
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AqueousBeef
04/27/09

@AlisdairC: I have had nothing but grief with Samsung phones...
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Дмитрий Dmitriy Сапон Sapon
04/27/09

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seems like very strong iPhone competitor.
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Linux chief hardware engineer
04/27/09

@Дмитрий Dmitriy Сапон Sapon:

except it runs android, which is no competitor =/
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Lite: hates Illinois Nazis
04/27/09

@Linux chief hardware engineer: Actually it's quite the competitor. Just because you don't particularly like the product does not mean that others do not find value and use in it.

It is an open cell phone platform that any manufacturer can develop against and use. Which is a huge step towards being able to write standardized apps and services for cell phones. As of early last year Motorola had to develop for as many as 7 cell phone OSes.

The iPhone, while very nice, is not the end all be all of products for everyone.
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