Omg dude are u for real :/ hurry along, I believe Sandton has queues down the passage for the iZombie 6. Don't be late now
what Samsung did with the Note was the most genius business innovation in mobile phones since the iZombie.. why else would Apple copy it (years later) lol.
Now that's innovation.
+1..
from memory and Wireless standards to chips.
And using those specs still blows the s5 out of the water in tests. Eish.
Facts are facts. Don't let your emotions over run you.And then of course they couldn't even get the live stream right.
http://m.youtube.com/results?q=samsung mobile&sm=3
Run along dude. Go cry in iPhone forums where you may get some ppl to agree with you
Yeah. And Samsung started the phablet category. The first note was laughed at.
I read as far as stylus. I had a ibm device in 1994 that had a stylus. All devices since touch screen have used a stylus....called the finger.And no other phone utilised a built in stylus (in fact, no other device as an active digitiser outside of the Note line). No other device manufacturer actually came up with ways to make said stylus useful.
Scrolling was a thing when Windows Phone still ran on capacitive-screened HTC's (or even further back on S60 Nokias). So was multi touch pinching. None of the phones at the time were as refined as the iPhone, but many had similar or greater levels of functionality.
Perfect example is the iPad. It is six generations old yet still has zero split screen abilities. It's a glorified, enlarged iPhone.
Ironically enough, the Note was disruptive enough to force Apple to make the iPhone just as large. It may not be as wholly revolutionary as the iPhone was, but it forced every OEMs hand- and was not the result of a copyist, but of gap identification and risk taking. The same qualifiers that the iPhone succeeded under.
Apple copied the "copyist". Hopefully that doesn't fry your brain
And no other phone utilised a built in stylus (in fact, no other device as an active digitiser outside of the Note line). No other device manufacturer actually came up with ways to make said stylus useful.
Scrolling was a thing when Windows Phone still ran on capacitive-screened HTC's (or even further back on S60 Nokias). So was multi touch pinching. None of the phones at the time were as refined as the iPhone, but many had similar or greater levels of functionality.
Perfect example is the iPad. It is six generations old yet still has zero split screen abilities. It's a glorified, enlarged iPhone.
Ironically enough, the Note was disruptive enough to force Apple to make the iPhone just as large. It may not be as wholly revolutionary as the iPhone was, but it forced every OEMs hand- and was not the result of a copyist, but of gap identification and risk taking. The same qualifiers that the iPhone succeeded under.
Apple copied the "copyist". Hopefully that doesn't fry your brain
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Brilliant.
The only thing someone trying hard to desperately to defend the iPhone and discredit Samsung can do with the above is ignore all those hard to swallow facts and come up with some ignorant statement.
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