Dear God
I used travesty in quotes because I was using it in your improper context...it was a joke...hence the quotes.
The iPhone is not that expensive in comparison to other high end cell phones. Look at the top phone in the Nokia lineup, that is ludicrous, one hundred dollars more then an iPod for a device that also acts as a phone is not that bad. The iPhone is not an inexpensive phone but its price is not ludicrous in my opinion. You can't copy and paste on the iPhone, you're right. If you really think though, its a cell phone. What on earth could you be writing that is so long that you would copy and paste rather then just type it again? There is no practical reason to type anything longer then a text message or a short note. Apple charges for ringtones...so does everyone else and I'm sure the music companies have something to do with that.
The android phone that works with tactile buttons does not work like the iPhone, you are correct in saying that. That phone is, in my eyes at least, archaic to use when things like the prada and the iPhone exist. Tiny tactile buttons that do not change to suit different applications and a small screen are problems that other companies, Apple, LG, whoever, have found ways around. Why android would use a phone that has these problems in their demo...I can't say. The phone that is shown to work with the touch interface works like the iPhone. I am not going to argue that point because it is absurd to say that it does not. I have not downloaded the SDK because truthfully I would have no idea what to do with it. I am not a programmer, I pay attention and respect to design because that is what I know. This design is similar to that of the iPhone. I don't care if the designs that android shares with the iPhone were invented by Apple, Microsoft, they can be invented by cavemen for all I care, I am just saying that they are similar, too similar for me to be impressed with android as a new product.
Heres another dictionary passage that you may want to take reference of
pretentious |priˈten ch əs|
adjective
attempting to impress by affecting greater importance, talent, culture, etc., than is actually possessed : a pretentious literary device.
I used travesty in quotes because I was using it in your improper context...it was a joke...hence the quotes.
The iPhone is not that expensive in comparison to other high end cell phones. Look at the top phone in the Nokia lineup, that is ludicrous, one hundred dollars more then an iPod for a device that also acts as a phone is not that bad. The iPhone is not an inexpensive phone but its price is not ludicrous in my opinion. You can't copy and paste on the iPhone, you're right. If you really think though, its a cell phone. What on earth could you be writing that is so long that you would copy and paste rather then just type it again? There is no practical reason to type anything longer then a text message or a short note. Apple charges for ringtones...so does everyone else and I'm sure the music companies have something to do with that.
The android phone that works with tactile buttons does not work like the iPhone, you are correct in saying that. That phone is, in my eyes at least, archaic to use when things like the prada and the iPhone exist. Tiny tactile buttons that do not change to suit different applications and a small screen are problems that other companies, Apple, LG, whoever, have found ways around. Why android would use a phone that has these problems in their demo...I can't say. The phone that is shown to work with the touch interface works like the iPhone. I am not going to argue that point because it is absurd to say that it does not. I have not downloaded the SDK because truthfully I would have no idea what to do with it. I am not a programmer, I pay attention and respect to design because that is what I know. This design is similar to that of the iPhone. I don't care if the designs that android shares with the iPhone were invented by Apple, Microsoft, they can be invented by cavemen for all I care, I am just saying that they are similar, too similar for me to be impressed with android as a new product.
Heres another dictionary passage that you may want to take reference of
pretentious |priˈten ch əs|
adjective
attempting to impress by affecting greater importance, talent, culture, etc., than is actually possessed : a pretentious literary device.