Samsung Galaxy SII is indeed more responsive to your finger than iPhone.
So full of crap your 'statement' is...
Samsung Galaxy SII is indeed more responsive to your finger than iPhone.
That's because it could have been so much more that it is. People wanted 4g LTE but that would have been un-Apple like to have this so soon, even without talking about the power usage. A larger screen was wanted by most, me included. My 4.35" Android smartphone screen is so much better sized.
The glass iPhone may look nice, but the one purchased for me is in a double Otter Box case. This makes the length & the width the same as my Android smartphone but then makes it at least 1/3 thicker. No wonder Apple did not put a larger screen on the iPhone 4s. It would have come out to be as big as one of my old Newtons.
Sometimes these rumor sites make it very hard for the final product to be anywhere near what the rumors have grown it into. I know that I do not feel that life would have ended without the iPhone 4s. In fact I haven't even turned it on in the last couple of days. I never turn my Android smartphone off. If we keep our expectations more realistic then maybe there would be more products that are really successful that we would treat like they are successful. Like for a table to be successful of phone the same wouldn't good profits be what we would use as a gauge, not if it sold more than the iPad or iPhone 4. With this in mind I would think that the Kindle Fire, the Nook & the iPhone 4s would be rated as a success.
The big loser of the Verizon iPhone sales increase is RIM. Reading various forums, BlackBerry users are jumping off the SS RIM in droves.
Don't know if you noticed the but all the Android phone have glass screens too, that minus some protective case are one fumble away from the same fate as and fumbled iPhone.
Not much difference between 2.1% (Verizon) and 2.8% (AT&T). AT&T's speed advantage clearly makes up the difference (3 times faster). Who uses a smartphone as a phone anymore?
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Yeah it so weird that all the "experts" were wrong and the stock investors who actually put down their own money were right. Really counter intuitive to understand why an old model would sell better when new model means supply constraints. Guess you need IQ>fish stick to be a stock investor and IQ<fish stick to be an "expert"...
but instead he got her a phone with a 4.65-inch screen that will never fit in her small hands.
Yeah it so weird that all the "experts" were wrong and the stock investors who actually put down their own money were right. Really counter intuitive to understand why an old model would sell better when new model means supply constraints. Guess you need IQ>fish stick to be a stock investor and IQ<fish stick to be an "expert"...
The best way for Apple to ensure I wouldn't buy a new iPhone would be to make it's form figure as huge as the device you are talking about. I prefer not having to figure out which apps work for it and which don't so the screen resolution has to be consistent. I have fairly large hands but like being able to text and operate my phone easily with one hand. I have co-workers who have these huge phones and I hate dealing with them when they ask me to help them figure out how to do something on it. You seem to like these android phones, good for you.
There are many Android phones. Some of them are more responsive than others. Samsung Galaxy SII is indeed more responsive to your finger than iPhone.