you do know they sell stylus' for any tablet if you wanna use one.
They sell also a Wacom digitizer for the screen?
you do know they sell stylus' for any tablet if you wanna use one.
I don't know if it "would" be a major shortcoming, but there are many companies making one kind of stylus or another for iPad and iPhone. If it was such a major shortcoming, you would have heard about them.One of the biggest short comings of tablets right now is the lack of being able to use a stylus. For many things I would love to have one. Big time for taking notes or writing things down. In those things a stylus is just by far better. For basic navigation yeah the finger is great.
I think it's pretty obvious that no Samsung phone gets lines like that across the hundreds of stores combined...now we're arguing that?
I love how everybody keeps saying "no lines for Samsung" - well that might be because they are sold at many many many many more outlets than Apple. They still get lines on opening days - it's just 6 or 8 people at some stores. If apple sold their products at more stores - there would be less lines - just common sense people. In my area alone - there is 1 Apple store - but i bet there are a hundred stores i could go get a Samsung device. Not saying one is better than the other - just saying all this crap about Samsung having no lines is not a comment on how well they sell. Just like saying Apple having lines is not a comment on how well IT sells.
Yes, I remember Motorola offering an Android phone with dual cameras weeks before iPhone4. It did not bother offering an app that could use those cameras for chatting though. The two apps it recommended its customers to download had compatibility problems or were very crash prone according to reviews. What a rip off, eh?Just going to point out FaceTime rip off of other products. Android already had video chatting before facetime. Just figure I would point that out to you.
I love the commercial! But at the same time I used Samsung Smartphones and they plain SUCK. Apple should make a commercial making fun of Samsung GPS problems.. back in November when I went to pick up my new 4S, I was using my Samsung Epic (fail) and it took more than 10 min to get a GPS lock, I got to the store got my first Iphone ever get in my car fire up maps and got a lock within 2 seconds... I felt relieved! A moment I will never forget.
Good point, no one's pointed that out yet.
"I'm a mac and I'm a PC". A PC computer! not a PC user. That's the whole joke
the ads focused on PC's being unreliable. They did not directly mock PC users. At most they called PC's uncool, which is not a direct insult to PC users.
Another big difference is that the Mac vs. PC commercials were good
(my guess that if the original Samsung Galaxy S cannot get the upgrade that ICS is a bit of a resource hog)
See - and I have experienced the opposite. Great GPS lock with my new Skyrocket this weekend and while I eventually always got a lock with my iPhone - I had plenty of times it took forever.
Mileage varies from location, carrier, etc. One use case does not equate to all.
Its not the same. Samsung will NEVER have the cult following Apple has and their jealously shows in these adds.
Samsung are more than welcome to open their own stores. They definitelysellproduce enough products.
iRobby said:You should look at the note. It is something that combines a tablet and a phone.
One of the biggest short comings of tablets right now is the lack of being able to use a stylus. For many things I would love to have one. Big time for taking notes or writing things down. In those things a stylus is just by far better. For basic navigation yeah the finger is great.
From the look if the device all I see is a copy of the Palm Pilot.
No, ICS doesn't use more resources than Gingerbread. The reason Samsung doesn't update the SGS is because they don't want to do it
See - and I have experienced the opposite. Great GPS lock with my new Skyrocket this weekend and while I eventually always got a lock with my iPhone - I had plenty of times it took forever.
Mileage varies from location, carrier, etc. One use case does not equate to all.
No, ICS doesn't use more resources than Gingerbread. The reason Samsung doesn't update the SGS is because they don't want to do it
Just keep in mind..... when a cult grows to the size where you are selling 50% of the smartphones sold in a quarter to the tune of 37M units, that the "cult" becomes the general population. So I would change "cult following" to "customer satisfaction".
So they're marketing it to the people standing in line? I really don't get it. All the iPhones I've bought I've got online without having to wait in line.
I get their marketing saying "look what our phone can do" but to focus so much on Apple fans is really confusing to me haha.
At least it's not the weird scifi droid commercials that don't show anything about the phone.