what sets android apart? i keep hearing this but people arent saying why
iphone OS has a loooonnngggg way to go before its comparable with Android, so far OS 4 hasnt added anything that puts it in the same league.
To this, Steve Jobs reportedly replied "You Won't Be Disappointed".
Watch the 2010 Google IO and decide for yourself.
Here, I will provide the link.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dBQFXRW5ZiE&feature=related
Watch the 2010 Google IO and decide for yourself.
Here, I will provide the link.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dBQFXRW5ZiE&feature=related
No "sent from my iPad?" Well he better be sending it from his iPhone 4G.
My prediction:
1. New iPhone
2. AT&T will announce tethering is free (with a 5GB limit) and available with 4.0
3) MobileMe (all of it) becomes free, iDisk gets a large drive space bump
4) Additional iPhone OS 4 features announced and demoed including revamped multi-tasking interface (the current beta implementation is just clunky), iPod out, revamped notifications system, Facebook syncing, over-the-air firmware updates, WiFi streaming from iTunes and over-the-air backup of contact, calendar, bookmarks
5) iPhone OS 4 for iPad will be previewed and include widgets, revamped home screen
6) Jobs will confirm the codename for 10.7 and itll be Cougar or Lynx. Hell say more to come next year.
7) Theyll be at least one surprise update/product announcement
iphone OS has a loooonnngggg way to go before its comparable with Android, so far OS 4 hasnt added anything that puts it in the same league.
How, what is Android far ahead on?![]()
Umm, that's not a problem.
Seriously, have people learned nothing from the iPhone when it comes to the general public and tech specs? Repeat after me boys and girls: Only geeks care about this sort of thing.
Android will take the low and medium end markets because it will appear in handsets that are free on low-cost plans and under £100 for PAYG users. iPhone will continue to dominate the high end because it offers, by FAR, the most complete smartphone solution and stability in the platform.
iPhone has never dominated the market in terms of units shipped and has never been intended to do so. Apple could never keep up with anything like the demand such dominance would require anyway. They're more than happy being the 800 pound gorilla in the high-end high-margin market. Where they do dominate utterly is in an understanding of the consumer market that no other tech company even gets close to matching. They'e shown it with the iPod. They've shown it with OS X. They've shown it with the iPhone. They seem to be showing it again with the iPad. And they'll continue down that path which makes it incredibly difficult for the competition to get ahead of them as Apple keep taking unexpected turns and making it work.
THAT'S the trump card Apple have in their hand - their ecosystem and integration with it are second to none on the consumer side and it's something Google (or anyone else at this point) simply can't match, at least not in the short or even medium term. It won't win them the mass market but, and I know I'm repeating myself here but it's worth hammering home' APPLE AREN'T INTERESTED IN THE MASS MARKET. It's a nice bonus if they can pull an iPod again but they're far more interested in producing high-end products that can pull in a healthy product and establishing themselves as THE brand name in the computing space (yes, smartphones are computers, please don't argue this point you'll only look foolish...).
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Is nobody else thinking this beef between Apple and Google is contrived to keep the Antitrust groups off their backs?
All this scrapping between them seemed to kick off almost overnight as they had spent many years coexisting peacefully. Jobs and Schmidt still meet up in public places. It just doesn't seem to make any sense to me at all...
Wow, that is sad!I know I will be dissapointed,for sure.
First, relax - not even sure it's Jobs. Second, if you know you will be disappointed no promise will help you. And if he was five year old, it would be that more impressive.Promises are cheap, especially when there's no punishment for not keeping them. And with every new "sent from my iPhone" mail that's being published I more and more believe that Apple is run by a five-year old megalomanic.
I always see some comments about Apple's fanboys who believe that Apple invented everything - but where are they? Sounds more like a hater's provocation.Steve will probably also present front-facing camera, LED flash and 720p on the iPhone, and all the fanboys will think Apple invented all those things (Android already has them).
And because of Steve's arrogance and greed, I am kind of glad at this humiliation.
Ha, interesting, for me the MBA is one of the toys.I hope SJ's words "You won't be disappointed" and "taking it to the next level" mean that the long in the tooth Macbook AIR gets a serious update. I really don't care about the iToys.
That is just stupid.This is a not merely a prediction of peoples response to the announcement, it's a direct order from Steve Jobs.
You Won't Be Disappointed.
What? Care to elaborate?iphone OS has a loooonnngggg way to go before its comparable with Android, so far OS 4 hasnt added anything that puts it in the same league.
How, what is Android far ahead on?![]()
If anyone thinks Android OS is "waaaaay ahead" of iPhone's OS jailbroken, then they're just flat out wrong.
If anyone thinks Android OS is "waaaaay ahead" of iPhone's OS jailbroken, then they're just flat out wrong. Also, I love how there's NEVER been a response to WHY it's better.
...would that be because he can't substantiate it. That's what I thought.
I'm not checking the thread again because there's no reason to do so.
ive been asking why. i take it they dont know why. they added update all apps. we have that. they have added cloud syncing but its not here yet so it dont count. they have added flash I dont count that because not everyone wants it.
now i do use a nexus one as of now with 2.2 its not that fast and the only thing they did that was mentioned was a fast browser. and i must say it is blazing fast
Steve Jobs on Macbook Pros : "Not to worry".
Steve Jobs on WWDC : "You won't be disapointed".