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cant wait till it gets releasedparavrais wrote:So it's down to pulling youtube vids is it?!
win
Yeah I am watching out, they said on the forum it's going to be 25% off for a short time when it comes out.Phigure wrote:cant wait till it gets releasedparavrais wrote:So it's down to pulling youtube vids is it?!
win
should come out some time in the next 7 days
abZ wrote:Yeah I am watching out, they said on the forum it's going to be 25% off for a short time when it comes out.Phigure wrote:cant wait till it gets releasedparavrais wrote:So it's down to pulling youtube vids is it?!
win
should come out some time in the next 7 days
Getting a Iphone sometime this week defo going to be banging this and Rebirth 
IT NEVER ENDS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I'm sorry but the iPhone kicks the shit out of Android. The UI is so much nicer, it's got a great SDK (although admittedly, a less than great app approval process), a gigantic userbase, a massive app store with way more major developers, and killer hardware. I'll admit that Apple are dicks and don't allow any freedom at all, but that's what the jailbreak scene is for.nowaysj wrote:Sorry guys, but android is going to sink your apple assed battleship.
Phigure wrote:Then there's also the massive "unofficial" developer scene. I'm willing to bet most people know what I'm talking about, but for those that don't, there's a process called "jailbreaking" that basically allows your phone to run unsigned code, ie, run things Apple doesn't want you to run. The first "App Store" on the iPhone has been around since the 1st generation iPhone, before the 2.0 update where the Apple App Store came out. Ever since the beginning, there's been a massive community, with some particularly great developers (ZodTTD, Saurik, etc), that's dedicated to producing things that you wouldn't normally be able to get on the App Store (or at all, when the App Store didn't even exist yet). Jailbreaking has been the answer to nearly all of the "missing" features that the iPhone had, from multitasking, to customization, unlocking, even BlueTooth. Because of jailbreaking and the community behind it, the iPhone has had the ability to actually obtain the features that Apple refused to provide. I've been multitasking on my iPhone since the first generation iPhone, and only now, on the 3rd update to the product, is Apple creating an official solution.
I know, it's lame that I even have to go to a third party to get the feature that the phone should have in the first place, and I'm not particularly fond of Apple for being as slow as they are with adding new features, but the reason I love the iPhone so much, is superior hardware, a superior UI, a superior OS, and the jailbreak community, for allowing me to have all the features I should have.
Check out the singing bit at 5:06...Yeah what you said there is a little old because iPhone4 multitasks like a sonabitch. It hasn't been unlocked yet either. I considered getting an Android but what pushed me over the edge was the apps that are being developed for iPhone, specifically audio apps. That Nanostudio is by far the sickest thing for a phone so far. Well at least from the research I did, it's not out yet. Couple weeks but it's probably never going to be on Android and also Griid the Ableton controller. Also the screen is sooo sick. 720p just amazing. You can look at full screen webpages and read everything on it. The lack of flash I have found only is a problem if you are trying to look at pornPhigure wrote:I'm sorry but the iPhone kicks the shit out of Android. The UI is so much nicer, it's got a great SDK (although admittedly, a less than great app approval process), a gigantic userbase, a massive app store with way more major developers, and killer hardware. I'll admit that Apple are dicks and don't allow any freedom at all, but that's what the jailbreak scene is for.nowaysj wrote:Sorry guys, but android is going to sink your apple assed battleship.
Here's what I said a while ago
Phigure wrote:Then there's also the massive "unofficial" developer scene. I'm willing to bet most people know what I'm talking about, but for those that don't, there's a process called "jailbreaking" that basically allows your phone to run unsigned code, ie, run things Apple doesn't want you to run. The first "App Store" on the iPhone has been around since the 1st generation iPhone, before the 2.0 update where the Apple App Store came out. Ever since the beginning, there's been a massive community, with some particularly great developers (ZodTTD, Saurik, etc), that's dedicated to producing things that you wouldn't normally be able to get on the App Store (or at all, when the App Store didn't even exist yet). Jailbreaking has been the answer to nearly all of the "missing" features that the iPhone had, from multitasking, to customization, unlocking, even BlueTooth. Because of jailbreaking and the community behind it, the iPhone has had the ability to actually obtain the features that Apple refused to provide. I've been multitasking on my iPhone since the first generation iPhone, and only now, on the 3rd update to the product, is Apple creating an official solution.
I know, it's lame that I even have to go to a third party to get the feature that the phone should have in the first place, and I'm not particularly fond of Apple for being as slow as they are with adding new features, but the reason I love the iPhone so much, is superior hardware, a superior UI, a superior OS, and the jailbreak community, for allowing me to have all the features I should have.
Youtube and Soundcloud and shit is not a problem.You don't know how thrilled I am that I don't have to lug my laptop in there anymoreSunkLo wrote:The iPhone/iTouch should be renamed to "Device That Amuses You While You Go Poop"
I'm going to let the next 12 months do my arguing for me.Phigure wrote:I'm sorry but the iPhone kicks the shit out of Android
I am not an apple fanboi by any stretch but I did my research on the Android and came to the conclusion that it was not time yet. If you are right then my next phone will be Android but for now iPhone is the place to be.nowaysj wrote:I'm going to let the next 12 months do my arguing for me.Phigure wrote:I'm sorry but the iPhone kicks the shit out of Android
But given the superior speed, openness, and carriers available, there is no doubt that the iphone will quickly re relegated to toy status for apple fanbois the world around, while android phones will become the predominate tool for mobile communication, computing, and BEAT MAKING.
NanoStudio is being submitted for approval on the 15th and it will probably take 3-4 days to be approved, so expect it soonabZ wrote:Yeah what you said there is a little old because iPhone4 multitasks like a sonabitch. It hasn't been unlocked yet either. I considered getting an Android but what pushed me over the edge was the apps that are being developed for iPhone, specifically audio apps. That Nanostudio is by far the sickest thing for a phone so far. Well at least from the research I did, it's not out yet. Couple weeks but it's probably never going to be on Android and also Griid the Ableton controller. Also the screen is sooo sick. 720p just amazing. You can look at full screen webpages and read everything on it. The lack of flash I have found only is a problem if you are trying to look at pornPhigure wrote:I'm sorry but the iPhone kicks the shit out of Android. The UI is so much nicer, it's got a great SDK (although admittedly, a less than great app approval process), a gigantic userbase, a massive app store with way more major developers, and killer hardware. I'll admit that Apple are dicks and don't allow any freedom at all, but that's what the jailbreak scene is for.nowaysj wrote:Sorry guys, but android is going to sink your apple assed battleship.
Here's what I said a while ago
Phigure wrote:Then there's also the massive "unofficial" developer scene. I'm willing to bet most people know what I'm talking about, but for those that don't, there's a process called "jailbreaking" that basically allows your phone to run unsigned code, ie, run things Apple doesn't want you to run. The first "App Store" on the iPhone has been around since the 1st generation iPhone, before the 2.0 update where the Apple App Store came out. Ever since the beginning, there's been a massive community, with some particularly great developers (ZodTTD, Saurik, etc), that's dedicated to producing things that you wouldn't normally be able to get on the App Store (or at all, when the App Store didn't even exist yet). Jailbreaking has been the answer to nearly all of the "missing" features that the iPhone had, from multitasking, to customization, unlocking, even BlueTooth. Because of jailbreaking and the community behind it, the iPhone has had the ability to actually obtain the features that Apple refused to provide. I've been multitasking on my iPhone since the first generation iPhone, and only now, on the 3rd update to the product, is Apple creating an official solution.
I know, it's lame that I even have to go to a third party to get the feature that the phone should have in the first place, and I'm not particularly fond of Apple for being as slow as they are with adding new features, but the reason I love the iPhone so much, is superior hardware, a superior UI, a superior OS, and the jailbreak community, for allowing me to have all the features I should have.
nowaysj wrote:I would go iphone for the time being too, but I cannot get on AT&T. I'm constantly trying to do business with people on iphones, and it is ridiculous. Full mailboxes, can't leave messages, and almost every call is dropped at least once. This shit is like the mid 90's again. I'm not going back to a carrier like that. Apple's only hope is to get it's fat ass off the at&t network.
Every time a call is dropped, I ask the other person if they're on an iphone, and they say yes and as soon as their contract is up, they're switching. Sell your apple & at&t stock, cause it's gonna get ugly.
Apple's headquarters is like 20 minutes away, and I can't complete a call with an iphone user.Phigure wrote:I never really have any issues with dropped calls
Oh yeah, I know a lot of people have the issue, I was just saying that I myself have never had any problems. my dad complains all the fucking timenowaysj wrote:Apple's headquarters is like 20 minutes away, and I can't complete a call with an iphone user.Phigure wrote:I never really have any issues with dropped calls
I just read something about the proximity sensor. I think there is a fix for it. I read something about it but I don't have that problem so I didn't get into it.Phigure wrote:NanoStudio is being submitted for approval on the 15th and it will probably take 3-4 days to be approved, so expect it soonabZ wrote:Yeah what you said there is a little old because iPhone4 multitasks like a sonabitch. It hasn't been unlocked yet either. I considered getting an Android but what pushed me over the edge was the apps that are being developed for iPhone, specifically audio apps. That Nanostudio is by far the sickest thing for a phone so far. Well at least from the research I did, it's not out yet. Couple weeks but it's probably never going to be on Android and also Griid the Ableton controller. Also the screen is sooo sick. 720p just amazing. You can look at full screen webpages and read everything on it. The lack of flash I have found only is a problem if you are trying to look at pornPhigure wrote:I'm sorry but the iPhone kicks the shit out of Android. The UI is so much nicer, it's got a great SDK (although admittedly, a less than great app approval process), a gigantic userbase, a massive app store with way more major developers, and killer hardware. I'll admit that Apple are dicks and don't allow any freedom at all, but that's what the jailbreak scene is for.nowaysj wrote:Sorry guys, but android is going to sink your apple assed battleship.
Here's what I said a while ago
Phigure wrote:Then there's also the massive "unofficial" developer scene. I'm willing to bet most people know what I'm talking about, but for those that don't, there's a process called "jailbreaking" that basically allows your phone to run unsigned code, ie, run things Apple doesn't want you to run. The first "App Store" on the iPhone has been around since the 1st generation iPhone, before the 2.0 update where the Apple App Store came out. Ever since the beginning, there's been a massive community, with some particularly great developers (ZodTTD, Saurik, etc), that's dedicated to producing things that you wouldn't normally be able to get on the App Store (or at all, when the App Store didn't even exist yet). Jailbreaking has been the answer to nearly all of the "missing" features that the iPhone had, from multitasking, to customization, unlocking, even BlueTooth. Because of jailbreaking and the community behind it, the iPhone has had the ability to actually obtain the features that Apple refused to provide. I've been multitasking on my iPhone since the first generation iPhone, and only now, on the 3rd update to the product, is Apple creating an official solution.
I know, it's lame that I even have to go to a third party to get the feature that the phone should have in the first place, and I'm not particularly fond of Apple for being as slow as they are with adding new features, but the reason I love the iPhone so much, is superior hardware, a superior UI, a superior OS, and the jailbreak community, for allowing me to have all the features I should have.
There's a jailbreak modification out for the iPad right now that's going to be released for the iPhone 3GS (and the iPhone 4 as soon as comex fucking releases the jailbreak) that allows Flash to work.
nowaysj wrote:I would go iphone for the time being too, but I cannot get on AT&T. I'm constantly trying to do business with people on iphones, and it is ridiculous. Full mailboxes, can't leave messages, and almost every call is dropped at least once. This shit is like the mid 90's again. I'm not going back to a carrier like that. Apple's only hope is to get it's fat ass off the at&t network.
Every time a call is dropped, I ask the other person if they're on an iphone, and they say yes and as soon as their contract is up, they're switching. Sell your apple & at&t stock, cause it's gonna get ugly.
Tru dat. AT&T sucks. Getting rid of unlimited data is retarded (luckily I was already on the unlimited data plan so I got to keep it when i got my iPhone 4) and so is the fact that they throttle anyone who uses the network "too much". I never really have any issues with dropped calls, coverage is excellent in the area, the only problem I've had is the proximity sensor (that detects your face so you don't press any buttons during a call) acting up since i got my iPhone 4, which will apparently be fixed in iOS 4.01.