Samsung Galaxy S5

[faniebraai]

Yes, Samsung are very good at copying and then reproducing the innovations of others. But as demonstated by their own efforts, not worth a fuss at coming up with their own.

It doesn't cost much to break down others devices and then replicate it compared to a whole team of people who break the actual ground.

There are plenty of great cover bands in the world. They are seldom hounded for autographs from people who appreciate the creative process of writing music.

What about these? Who have they stolen them from?

You mean like the S PEN? You mean like their best in market Super AMOLED screens? Don't forget that Apple used Samsung screens in the past, and even some are still using it today.

 

[faniebraai]

Amoled technology was an American innovation as far as I know. What about the S pen is innovative ?

What has American have to do about it? You obviously haven't used one (S Pen), everything about the S Pen is innovative. There is nothing like it on the market that works as well with a device as it does.

 

[AstroTurf]

I just browsed some of the components, mostly Korean and reads like a shopping list. Almost nothing in house made by Apple.

 

[faniebraai]

I just browsed some of the components, mostly Korean and reads like a shopping list. Almost nothing in house made by Apple.

Korea? Is that not where Samsung is from?

 

[Midnight_choir_drunk]

Korea? Is that not where Samsung is from?

Is anyone here doubting Samsungs ability to copy and produce ? Or their ability to innovate ?

Clue: rhymes with slate.

 

[OrbitalDawn]

Is anyone here doubting Samsungs ability to copy and produce ? Or their ability to innovate ?

Clue: rhymes with slate.

Do you consider Apple to be more innovative, and why?

 

[Midnight_choir_drunk]

Do you consider Apple to be more innovative, and why?

Now you're being willfully ignorant. You really don't deserve an answer to such a blatantly stupid question.

Nobody even stupid that is alive would claim Apple isn't an innovative company. But it takes a real moron to claim Samsung is more innovative.

You know that the entire ecosystem of android is just a copy of what apple devloped don't you ?

Things that seem very normal now like touch screens and your phone changing to portrait view when you flip it, to flick scrolling, pinching to increaze size, onscreen contextual app buttons...apps, integrated maps etc etc etc...basically everything we now associate even with a basic low end android device ? Apple was there first.

 

[faniebraai]

Now you're being willfully ignorant. You really don't deserve an answer to such a blatantly stupid question.

Nobody even stupid that is alive would claim Apple isn't an innovative company. But it takes a real moron to claim Samsung is more innovative.

You know that the entire ecosystem of android is just a copy of what apple devloped don't you ?

Things that seem very normal now like touch screens and your phone changing to portrait view when you flip it, to flick scrolling, pinching to increaze size, onscreen contextual app buttons...apps, integrated maps etc etc etc...basically everything we now associate even with a basic low end android device ? Apple was there first.

Fine, more insults. Still no answer. What innovative things have Apple done in the last couple of years?

 

[Midnight_choir_drunk]

Fine, more insults. Still no answer. What innovative things have Apple done in the last couple of years?

Even though apple had an incredibly high level of innovation to live up to and have tapered off with the total groundbreaking stuff, and I'm sure you are randomly going to asign "the last few years" to be after their greatest innovations.

And even to ignore apples massive innovations of the decade and only focus on the last 2 years, they still have far more innovations compared to Samsung. But then they would only need to have one because Samsung has never innovated anything.

 

[AstroTurf]

Fine, more insults. Still no answer. What innovative things have Apple done in the last couple of years?

There is a difference between intuitive (apple/Samsung) and innovative (Google/Samsung)...

 

[Midnight_choir_drunk]

There is a difference between intuitive (apple/Samsung) and innovative (Google/Samsung)...

Don't you mean innovative (google/apple)?

 

[AstroTurf]

Don't you mean innovative (google/apple)?

Nope.

 

[Midnight_choir_drunk]

Nope.

Then explain what you are implying by Samsung innovation ? It's a new concept to the world. Define this new idea so we can better understand you.

 

[AstroTurf]

Then explain what you are implying by Samsung innovation ? It's a new concept to the world. Define this new idea so we can better understand you.

No need to, those with an iq above room temp will know exactly what I am talking about

 

[Midnight_choir_drunk]

No need to, those with an iq above room temp will know exactly what I am talking about

I don't understand what you are talking about. And my iq is well above the boiling point of water. So either you are wrong about people with a higher iq of room tempreture understanding what you are talking about. Or you unwittingly standing in a much too hot room.

 

[AstroTurf]

I don't understand what you are talking about.

Understandable...

 

[Midnight_choir_drunk]

Understandable...

Ok troll.

 

[AstroTurf]

Ok troll.

Nope, just deflecting one.

 

[Midnight_choir_drunk]

Nope, just deflecting one.

Ok troll.

 

[OrbitalDawn]

Now you're being willfully ignorant. You really don't deserve an answer to such a blatantly stupid question.

Nobody even stupid that is alive would claim Apple isn't an innovative company. But it takes a real moron to claim Samsung is more innovative.

lol @ all the asspain and PMS.

You know that the entire ecosystem of android is just a copy of what apple devloped don't you ?

Uh-huh. Sure thing, buddy.

Things that seem very normal now like touch screens

Touch screens? You're gonna claim they invented touch screens?

and your phone changing to portrait view when you flip it

So an accelerometer? Nope, Simputer had it before iPhone. As did Nintendo devices, and Samsung devices.

to flick scrolling, pinching to increaze size,

So multi-touch? Long history of that I'm afraid.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Multi-touch#Multi-touch_gestures

integrated maps

Nope, Nokia N95.

basically everything we now associate even with a basic low end android device ? Apple was there first.

'fraid not, old bean.