try again. That notification center tech was created by an indie developer and both Android and iOS merely license it.
Can you say which indie developer developed it before Android 1.9? Thanks
try again. That notification center tech was created by an indie developer and both Android and iOS merely license it.
Once the Surface comes to market, Apple will really have something to worry about. They'll have real competition and nothing to sue over. Now that will be comical.
Oh, Surface? Yeah that thing looks AMAZING! Nobody can compete with that screen size.![]()
Your argument only makes sense if the Galaxy Tab was so similar to the iPad that it's nigh indistinguishable at first glance. To use your story against you, it's like Wilson suing Winston not because it made an inferior product that aped off their name, but because they're both selling a round basketball. Round being the key word here.
The iPad and Galaxy Tab are very similar in style, I'll give you that. But no one will confuse one for the other.
It has nothing to do with the shape, Sherlock.
You're wrong. You might not confuse a Galaxy for an iPad, but plenty of other people have.
Worried about what? For the record, my house contains 1 iPad2 and 1 Galaxy Tab 2.
My point is that users don't give a damn about Windows. Do you have any idea how many people say they are using "Windows 2007", meaning Office? Users care about what they do, not what IT freaks play with.
You're wrong. You might not confuse a Galaxy for an iPad, but plenty of other people have.
I agree but you have two problems.
Price: People will look at the Pro tablet and even though it is a fully functional computer they will still compare it to the lesser equipped tablets only because of the form factor.
Segmentation: People will be confused when a piece of Win 8 tablet software will run on one tablet and not the other.
Microsoft can pull it off but I don't see that happening. If they focused on a single tablet OS they would be in a much better position. Android has burned a lot of people and MS runs the risk of that animosity spilling over. While I don't believe MS would leave people out to dry like the Android updates I'm bet it will be a battle they have to fight.
^This. Samsung came too close to the iPad design with the GTab, but I think the lawsuits are making them rethink their design decisions, as evident in the design of the GS3.
This pounding of Samsung is becoming comical.
Apple simply isn't going to tolerate thieving of their
ideas.
Really suprised about the verdict. You can tell the difference between a Samsung and an Apple right away. When Apple sued Google for Multi-Touch patents, they lost.
When somebody patents that mechanism as their own and Apple is found infringing upon that patent.
Once the Surface comes to market, Apple will really have something to worry about. They'll have real competition and nothing to sue over. Now that will be comical.
Exactly how different can a tablet be made to look?
Your post is comical. The Surface won't touch iPad sales. Just as no android tablet will. It has nothing to do with being a better machine and everything to do with being years ahead of the competition by getting in the game first.
The surface is ahead of the iPad. And the Surface Pro has no competitors yet. Apple's share of the tablet market has nowhere to do but down. Maybe not a lot if Windows cannibalizes more Android sales. Android stands to lose the most. But the world runs on Windows, like it or not.
Apple, love your products, but just let them exist.
Once the Surface comes to market, Apple will really have something to worry about. They'll have real competition and nothing to sue over. Now that will be comical.
Tragi-comical - Apple are being jerks.
It's sad to see people down-voting those who disagree with this decision. Removing competition harms consumers at the end of the day.
Exactly how different can a tablet be made to look?