The same argument about the BB bandwagon can be applied with the iPhone.
I was just about to sayZimmer wrote:
There's a reason as to why they are so popular. They do their job remarkably well and are fantastic to play around with.rammunition wrote:
I don't want to jump on the blackberry bandwagon. God 95% of people I know have them.
Google has said that a CDMA version should drop end of Q1, beginning of Q2.jsnipy wrote:
I really want a nexus one, I hope they truly end up coming to Verizon this month
Well, if we're counting the major mainstream operating systems,Kmarion wrote:
In no way is Windows 7 the actual seventh version of windows.
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lol. Just lol.Kurazoo wrote:
Don't get a Blackberry, they are shit.
I wish there was a more concrete announcement form Verizon. I fear I'll get impatient and just get a droid.CapnNismo wrote:
Google has said that a CDMA version should drop end of Q1, beginning of Q2.jsnipy wrote:
I really want a nexus one, I hope they truly end up coming to Verizon this month
AT&T's network is shit (in the us) (inb4kmarion). The dominance of the iphone is coming to an end.Kurazoo wrote:
iPhone 3GS, you'd be mad to get anything else. Don't get a Blackberry, they are shit.
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I think they sold it for a month..lolFinray wrote:
Yeah I wasn't sure about ME, it's basically the same as 2k isn't it?
1.0: Windows 1.0First Windows version was Windows 1.0. Second was Windows 2.0 and third was Windows 3.0. When Windows NT was released, it was code versioned as Windows 3.1. Windows 95, 98, 98 SE and ME (Millennium Edition) were code versioned as Windows 4.0 as all were using Non-NT kernel or 9x kernel.
Windows 2000 was code versioned as Windows 5.0 and Windows XP as Windows 5.1. Next version was Windows Vista which was code versioned as Windows 6.0. Since Windows 7 is the next Windows version, Microsoft decided to call it Windows 7 for easy and better understanding.
Hey Zim is Skyfire available for BB's? I was curious because I found it to be a good replacement for the windows mobile browser in the past.Zimmer wrote:
lol. Just lol.Kurazoo wrote:
Don't get a Blackberry, they are shit.
I can accept that the primary BB browser is poor; but the overall BB? Not a fucking chance. Please back up your comments with facts before you talk porkeys.
March 23rd on Verizon [rumor]CapnNismo wrote:
Google has said that a CDMA version should drop end of Q1, beginning of Q2.jsnipy wrote:
I really want a nexus one, I hope they truly end up coming to Verizon this month
Yeah that's as much as i can findKmarion wrote:
March 23rd on Verizon [rumor]CapnNismo wrote:
Google has said that a CDMA version should drop end of Q1, beginning of Q2.jsnipy wrote:
I really want a nexus one, I hope they truly end up coming to Verizon this month
The best replacement browser for both Symbian and Windows Mobile is by far Opera Mobile, and version 10 is currently the latest (well, it's in beta) but it's absolutely amazing for both mobile operating systems.Kmarion wrote:
Hey Zim is Skyfire available for BB's? I was curious because I found it to be a good replacement for the windows mobile browser in the past.Zimmer wrote:
lol. Just lol.Kurazoo wrote:
Don't get a Blackberry, they are shit.
I can accept that the primary BB browser is poor; but the overall BB? Not a fucking chance. Please back up your comments with facts before you talk porkeys.March 23rd on Verizon [rumor]CapnNismo wrote:
Google has said that a CDMA version should drop end of Q1, beginning of Q2.jsnipy wrote:
I really want a nexus one, I hope they truly end up coming to Verizon this month
Yeah - if you buy a Pre, you buy into the promise - and if you're in Europe, it's even worse. I had a Blackberry before it, though, and the browser upgrade alone is enough to make it worth it.Kmarion wrote:
MS always comes up with a horrible name. In no way is Windows 7 the actual seventh version of windows. I definitely prefer the Nexus one. I've seen and used the Nexus one. I've also used the the Palm Pre plus (my brother in law has it). It was very slow in comparison. I'm not in all impressed with it.
I've been using the Marketplace for at least 3 years. That sux.
Zimmer Blackberries are so popular because they have been around for so long. Your "there popular for a reason" theory can also be applied to the desire and availability of a few hundred thousand apps. All of which are not entirely "useless".
Like taking boobies out of the marketplace? ..lolkonfusion wrote:
The iPhone's ok if you like being subject to Apple's whims.
-kon
And leaving the Playboy app in. They just removed something else - uh, wifi network detectors. They just keep fucking with the developers - I really hope people move to Android like the Facebook developer did. Apple's just so controlling - and so pedantic - it really bugs me.Kmarion wrote:
Like taking boobies out of the marketplace? ..lolkonfusion wrote:
The iPhone's ok if you like being subject to Apple's whims.
-kon
You didn't enter the search business because you would have been handed your ass.Steve Jobs wrote:
On Google: We did not enter the search business, Jobs said. They entered the phone business. Make no mistake, they want to kill the iPhone. We won't let them, he says. Someone else asks something on a different topic, but there's no getting Jobs off this rant. I want to go back to that other question first and say one more thing, he says. This don't be evil mantra: "It's bullshit." Audience roars.