iPhone vs Samsung හොරු!

Tom Riddle

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I have used both Apple and Android phones for years. So i know what was in Apple Jailbreak market way before SII age.
Most of the blogs you have put as sources are adsense blogs just created to make money. And many android fans haven't used apple and just saying things looking at their friend's Apple phone.

If you jailbreak an iphone you can have bluetooth file transfer, wifi hotspot etc.. all. So they are not android innovations.

Lol. Adsense blogs just created to make money?? Only two of the sites I've mentioned use Adsense. One of them is BusinessInsider. If you insist on saying that BI is 'just a money-making adsense blog' you are out of your mind.

Your personal experience and vague memories do not count as evidence. Anything you say should be backed up with solid proof. You can't expect people to take what you say seriously just because you have 'used Apple and Android phones for years'.

I have given you proof that Apple copied features from Android. You have given me zero proof that Android developers copied these from the Apple jailbreak market.

Then onto jail-breaking. Let me give you an example.

If I needed to flash the ROM of my high-end expensive TV to be able to view DVDs on it in addition to normal broadcast television, I'd call it a broken product. Because even cheap run-of-the-mill televisions have that functionality without me needing to do something that even the manufacturer discourages.

I wouldn't defend the decision to exclude such simple functionality just because the TV was nice and shiny.

I would also say that the manufacturer was ripping people off if they subsequently introduced a TV 2.0 which 'now comes with DVD viewing functionality!'

Also, who claimed that Bluetooth file transfer and wifi hotspots were android innovations?? What you said is so ironical because that's exactly the sort of thing that Apple does. The whole point of the original argument was that Apple copies from Android sometimes as well. Is that so hard to believe?
 

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මම මේ iphone සහ samsung phone පාවිච්චි කරල නම් නෑ.. :no:
හැබැයි Apple ipod shuffle එකක් සහ samsung mp3/mp4 එකක් use කරා
හැබැයි ipod එකෙ sound qualitiya නම් මැක්සා :yes::yes:
මට කියපන් ගන්න හොඳ iphone ද samsung phone ද ?
:P;);):D
 

Meva

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    මම මේ iphone සහ samsung phone පාවිච්චි කරල නම් නෑ.. :no:
    හැබැයි Apple ipod shuffle එකක් සහ samsung mp3/mp4 එකක් use කරා
    හැබැයි ipod එකෙ sound qualitiya නම් මැක්සා :yes::yes:
    මට කියපන් ගන්න හොඳ iphone ද samsung phone ද ?
    :P;);):D


    ඕකත් අහන්න දෙයක් ද? question එකේම answer එක තියෙනවා..
     

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    Now say patent system is corrupted, law is corrupted blah blah..
    Bro round corners were there from stone age, tablets, touch displays etc.. all were there for many years in different forms. But not usable as apple presented.

    People had no interest on touch displays on nokia, no interest even on the years old tablet that Apple made itself.
    When apple use existing technology and create innovative thing out of it, world start to make alternatives to it using the same technology or usability.
    Why they can't do it before apple? They follow the successful innovations from apple and say it was partly based on that existing technology so we should be able to create same thing like apple did without any royalty.
    That's totally a pointless argument and violation of patent laws.
    It's good to say things like "going after round corners" to make your statements look cool to the average viewer. But it's not the reality.

    Apple did not 'use existing technology and create innovative thing'. They used existing technology and marketed it well.

    You don't get patents for good marketing.

    Nor should you get a patent on the 'rectangular shape'.

    Look at this digital picture frame from Samsung.

    samsungpictureframe.jpg


    http://www.engadget.com/2006/03/09/samsung-digital-picture-frame-stores-pics-movies-music/


    Does this shape remind you of something?? Yes. It looks just like an iPad. And it came out BEFORE the iPad did.

    I suggest you read up on patent law before you run your mouth saying that patenting a shape is a reasonable patent. Look up what 'Prior Art' means.

    Apple is being a patent troll because it knows that you can't fool all of the people all of the time. It knows that they can't compete fairly in the long run with Android's open ecosystem, that too with an inferior product.
     
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    ane ban samsung copy karala hari supirima technology eka reasonable price ekakata market ekata danawa, ori kiyala apple ganna giya nam lankawe apita thereye samsunglage age he he, keep up the good work samsung :P :P
     

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    Lol. Adsense blogs just created to make money?? Only two of the sites I've mentioned use Adsense. One of them is BusinessInsider. If you insist on saying that BI is 'just a money-making adsense blog' you are out of your mind.

    Your personal experience and vague memories do not count as evidence. Anything you say should be backed up with solid proof. You can't expect people to take what you say seriously just because you have 'used Apple and Android phones for years'.

    I have given you proof that Apple copied features from Android. You have given me zero proof that Android developers copied these from the Apple jailbreak market.

    Then onto jail-breaking. Let me give you an example.

    If I needed to flash the ROM of my high-end expensive TV to be able to view DVDs on it in addition to normal broadcast television, I'd call it a broken product. Because even cheap run-of-the-mill televisions have that functionality without me needing to do something that even the manufacturer discourages.

    I wouldn't defend the decision to exclude such simple functionality just because the TV was nice and shiny.

    I would also say that the manufacturer was ripping people off if they subsequently introduced a TV 2.0 which 'now comes with DVD viewing functionality!'

    Also, who claimed that Bluetooth file transfer and wifi hotspots were android innovations?? What you said is so ironical because that's exactly the sort of thing that Apple does. The whole point of the original argument was that Apple copies from Android sometimes as well. Is that so hard to believe?

    1. LOL! That BusinessInsider saying anything about Apple unofficial jailbreak market? Big NO!
    So get a friends jailbreak iphone and look for yourself other than trying to argue with unrelated sources.

    2. Mobile Carrier pays for your expensive iPhone and offer it Free or for small amount paying an investment to apple. They have to recover it from your dataplan/call or some other features. So Apple have restricted some features so carrier can recover the money. So please understand the simple business plan.
    Anyway if you don't like that you can jailbreak your iphone and have any feature as you like. Its not illegal.
     

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    Apple did not 'use existing technology and create innovative thing'. They used existing technology and marketed it well.

    You don't get patents for good marketing.

    Nor should you get a patent on the 'rectangular shape'.

    Look at this digital picture frame from Samsung.

    samsungpictureframe.jpg


    http://www.engadget.com/2006/03/09/samsung-digital-picture-frame-stores-pics-movies-music/


    Does this shape remind you of something?? Yes. It looks just like an iPad. And it came out BEFORE the iPad did.

    I suggest you read up on patent law before you run your mouth saying that patenting a shape is a reasonable patent. Look up what 'Prior Art' means.

    Apple is being a patent troll because it knows that you can't fool all of the people all of the time. It knows that they can't compete fairly in the long run with Android's open ecosystem, that too with an inferior product.

    LOL Did i say round corners should be only owned by Apple? Read what i said correctly.
    And use normal font size and normal colours. You are making this thread uncomfortable to read by others.
     

    Tom Riddle

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    1. LOL! That BusinessInsider saying anything about Apple unofficial jailbreak market? Big NO!
    So get a friends jailbreak iphone and look for yourself other than trying to argue with unrelated sources.

    It says that Apple copied Android. Other sources also say that Apple copied Android.

    We only have your word that Apple's jailbreak market had these features before Android.

    Give us some proof. You still have given exactly zero proof that the jailbreak market had the features BEFORE Android did.



    2. Mobile Carrier pays for your expensive iPhone and offer it Free or for small amount paying an investment to apple. They have to recover it from your dataplan/call or some other features. So Apple have restricted some features so carrier can recover the money. So please understand the simple business plan.
    Anyway if you don't like that you can jailbreak your iphone and have any feature as you like. Its not illegal.

    It's the same story with other high-end phones as well. They don't skimp on basic features like Apple. Your whole point is completely irrelevant and inaccurate.
     

    GTRZ

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    It says that Apple copied Android. Other sources also say that Apple copied Android.

    We only have your word that Apple's jailbreak market had these features before Android.

    Give us some proof. You still have given exactly zero proof that the jailbreak market had the features BEFORE Android did.

    You have given ZERO proof! None of those web sites talking about Apple's jailbreak market. :D
    That's why i asked you to check one of your frined's iphone and see for your self.


    It's the same story with other high-end phones as well. They don't skimp on basic features like Apple. Your whole point is completely irrelevant and inaccurate.

    Nope most of the other phones not cost as much as Apple phones and they just don't have such great deals on phone or package from start. When they do Apple also offer that feature working out it with the carrier to compete in the market.
    At end of day its totally depend on the marketing and business model of the company and how it plans to sell the product.
    If you don't like that you always have the Jailbreak market to become free.
    So its very relevant to to the topic and what you said. hehe
     

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    Samsung is a huge apple fan boy !

    if you have read the recent court trials between samsung and apple you will notice that the leaked documents show samsung was obsessed with iOS !

    • When you press and hold on text in the iOS, a magnifying glass shows an enlarged view, making it easier to move the cursor.
    • Double-tapping on a segment of something — say, a column on a page in the Safari browser — perfectly sizes that segment for easy reading.
    • Dynamic effects add “fun factor.” For example, flipping pages in the Notepad app, rising and falling focused brightness on buttons that are tapped to provide visual feedback,
    • Can’t place duplicate menus on the home screen, which prevents user confusion.
    • When you can’t or shouldn’t do something, the control becomes unusable. For example, in the Safari browser, the Add Bookmark function is disabled until the page successfully loads.
    • The iOS onscreen keyboard doesn’t overlap with buttons or elements on the screen above.
    • The iOS camera shutter animation “offsets the user’s perceived time passage.”
    • The “Loading” sign in the Safari browser is in the center of the screen, making the information unavoidable.
    • As you enter a phone number in the iOS phone dialer, the size of the font gets smaller so you can see the whole number as you dial.
    • iOS icons look identical in color and design to the open application — for example, for the Memo app.
    • The time setting in the iOS Clock app is a dial place at the bottom of the screen, so it’s easy for the user to set.
    • The current date is displayed on the iOS Calendar app icon.
    • During a call, the currently selected feature (for example the Speakerphone feature), turns blue, making it super clear to the user what’s going on.
    • The “End Call” button is very large, red and at the bottom of the call screen, so you can’t accidentally press the wrong button when you want to end a call.
    • The dots on the bottom of the iOS home screen give you feedback about how many pages you have and which page you’re on.