The same can be said for Apple.
But Apple doesn't steal your data!
The same can be said for Apple.
bobertoq said:Am I the only one who had to look at the pictures for five minutes before not realizing the differences between the two?![]()
Push gmail is done through Activesync which is an exchange setup in mail on the iPhone.
So what happens when your default search engine is Yahoo? Does the "Yahoo" button also turn to "Search"?
C'mon, let's see something akin to investigative journalism. It's not rocket science.
This is front page material.?
Just wait until Google pulls its support for Maps on iPhone. We'll see how much Apple is laughing when the only map solution is an expensive, third-party app.
But Apple doesn't steal your data!
steal |stēl|
verb ( past stole |stōl|; past part. stolen |ˈstōlən|)
1 [ trans. ] take (another person's property) without permission or legal right and without intending to return it : thieves stole her bicycle | [ intrans. ] she was found guilty of stealing from her employers | [as adj. ] ( stolen) stolen goods.
The difference is that one says "iPad" in the text entry window, while the other says "iPhone".
Just the opposite. Bing uses the Yahoo search engine.
I think this action may be misinterpreted. The use of the word "google" as a verb is a generic meaning for search is one of the causes of a possible loss of brand!
Just wait until Google pulls its support for Maps on iPhone. We'll see how much Apple is laughing when the only map solution is an expensive, third-party app.