YosemiteSam
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theogt;3829379 said:Then it wouldn't be an iPhone. It would be something else.
Ahh, so you admit that the OS makes the phone!
theogt;3829379 said:Then it wouldn't be an iPhone. It would be something else.
Dallas;3829385 said:Huuhhhhh? :laugh1: <------- 1 Eye Giggler
Of course the operating system is part of what makes up a phone. It's not all, though.nyc;3829394 said:Ahh, so you admit that the OS makes the phone!
theogt;3829360 said:Are you trying to be this dense or does it just come naturally?
Then it wouldn't be an iPhone. It would be something else.
Yes, the weak branch that prefers not to compare a single phone with a single operating system from a single manufacturer on a single wireless provider to an operating system which gives itself away for free to dozens of manufacturers on multiple wireless providers. What a weak argument that is.Vtwin;3829510 said:I get that you are hanging on to the ever weakening branch of comparing specific android phones against the Iphone.
Looks like they still "own" it -- at least, you know, the profit-making part of it.Apple has owned this market place until now. They have built a brand that is recognizable everywhere. The fact that Android device sales have done so well in just the last six months is very telling and if not for thier jumpstart on the competition and their well known brand the Iphone would already be a niche instead of just destined to become one.
theogt;3829547 said:Yes, the weak branch that prefers not to compare a single phone with a single operating system from a single manufacturer on a single wireless provider to an operating system which gives itself away for free to dozens of manufacturers on multiple wireless providers. What a weak argument that is.
Looks like they still "own" it -- at least, you know, the profit-making part of it.
It has everything to do with making a better product that people are willing to pay a premium for.Anjinsan;3829591 said:That's funny. Like comparing oranges to mangos. Profit margin means nothing more than managing your business more effectively. Has nothing to do with adoption rates.
theogt;3829595 said:It has everything to do with making a better product that people are willing to pay a premium for.
theogt;3829595 said:It has everything to do with making a better product that people are willing to pay a premium for.
Pretty hard to argue against the fact that if the iPhone were more widely available it would crush Android phones, I would think.Vtwin;3829280 said:You brought it into the discussion and talk more about it after this post?
These are your words:
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Them's some pretty strong words when one has nothing to back them up with.
What makes Apple's OS so much better than Android?
theogt;3833720 said:Pretty hard to argue against the fact that if the iPhone were more widely available it would crush Android phones, I would think.
http://www.tipb.com/2011/02/04/verizon-iphone-4-successful-day-sales-company-history/
No chance you'll ever have an Android phone with sales like that.
Dallas;3829306 said:You are FLAT OUT in denial if you think for 1 second it's GOOD BUSINESS to lock your technology down so much as Apple has done.
The iOS does absolutely NOTHING better than the Android OS does. Let's stick that lil iPhone 4 up against my Dell Streak as far as processing power and even memory?
I got 16 applications running atm w/ 44% CPU used and 254 MB of memory used. That is TRUE MT people, let's not kid ourselves.
I could care less about music applications. When is the last time theo spun some 50 cent Self Destruct?
nyc;3829329 said:iPhone sold 16.2 million phones last quarter, Android sold 33 million. Thats better than 2 to 1 ratio buddy.
You lose.
nyc;3829347 said:Dude, just face the fact. The iPhone isn't the most popular phone type.
theogt;3829547 said:Yes, the weak branch that prefers not to compare a single phone with a single operating system from a single manufacturer on a single wireless provider to an operating system which gives itself away for free to dozens of manufacturers on multiple wireless providers. What a weak argument that is.
I can everything that an Android phone can do and much more. I can theme. I can tether for free.
My original statement was that if the iPhone (or iOS) was opened up to more a broader sales base like Android phones, it would obliterate them.ChldsPlay;3833729 said:Way to completely not answer the question...at all.
People are sheep, we get it, I don't think anyone disputes that.
Anti-Apple Argument: "YAY the iPhone isn't the most popular phone anymore!!!"Joshmvii;3833735 said:Just because millions of hipster ******* want whatever product apple sells next in a white glossy package doesn't mean they're great products. The itunes model was ****, the ipod is **** compared to many other mp3 players. They just developed an easy to use store that people would like to click on.
The iphone is a great device, but I have friends with them and I wouldn't trade my HTC Evo for it, period. I have a problem with the way apple treats their customers like dip****s who shouldn't be allowed to modify their products. I guess the fact that most of them are means they're justified, but whatever.