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I've never had any desire for widgets but that may be because I don't really know how I would find them to be useful.

Could others enlighten me? What is so great about having widgets? Wouldn't they be huge and take up tons of space? What's the upside that I'm missing?

The cool ones for me are the sport, calender, and twitter widgets.

So just turn your phone on and see what's on schedule, scroll one slide and I have my sports teams scores up. Then another and I can see the latest tweets.

Definitely one thing Android has over iOS, IMO. Still want an iPhone
 
yeah quite a few of us here feel devs deserve to get paid. So your in the minority there. most apps are a buck or two. :rolleyes: every since mask and barrel came out solved most of my winterboard needs though barrel needs a update. and widgets don't really matter much to me. aty the end of the day IOS is what really separates android vs apple. Android keeps trying windows 8 is looking good though.

Hmmmm haven't seen windows 8 yet, but really saw the potential of windows 7, only was the barebones os, nothing integrated yet into it, but saw the potential... I think this next year while apple only does a minor hardware upgrade to the iPhone, the other companies are going to come out with respectable mo stirs and start to slice at the iPhone users.
 
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eastercat said:
I don't text. Why should I waste my money on something I don't use?:rolleyes:
Finally because u don't use them u should go ahead and download bitesms and it will change ur iPhone forever

You don't text!!!??? How old are you??? Lol even my mother texts and she is 65!!
 
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