Android's road to the top (infographic)
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1. tahnik posted on 20 Oct 2011, 03:38 16 0
"Android will take over the world" FALSE!!
Android has taken over the world.....YEAH....
2. remixfa posted on 20 Oct 2011, 07:57 3 1
thats about the size of it... lol
and seeing where android is going with ICS and where iOS is going with iOS5... yea, android is the way to go.
4. TreyTreyTaylor posted on 20 Oct 2011, 11:12 2 0
I switched to android cause i was tired of the bulls**t with an S40. When i opened that Motorola Droid box on christmas two years ago, it was unlike anything id ever seen. Before i knew it, i was rooted, overclocked, and flashing roms every other week. Then i traded it for my DX exactly a year ago. Which will be replaced by the Droid Razr. Im so pro droid lol. Its something about the build quality.
5. aries.phills posted on 20 Oct 2011, 12:03 3 0
I switched to android barely 2 weeks ago from N95(which I've sold) and N900 (which I still own). With my 2weeks old SGSII, all I can scream is ANDROID ALL THE WAY!!! SGSII exposed the annoying lagging nature of my N900 (though multi-tasking in N900 is second to none). Android is so sexy, cute and lovely.
No going back to any other platform. I'm so locked in and rooted on android.
6. bolaG posted on 20 Oct 2011, 12:07 2 0
I wish I knew how to do those roote, overclock, flash, rom things :(((
Stock works good for me too though =) cant wait to get my Razr
8. sethyvball posted on 21 Oct 2011, 00:16 0 0
Dude same here. I have looked everywhere on how to root your phone but its so confusing, I'm too scared of bricking my phone :(
11. XiphiasGladius posted on 21 Oct 2011, 04:51 0 0
Same here, I've red articles and guides on how to do it, but I found in non-essential for me at the moment. . .
13. roscuthiii posted on 21 Oct 2011, 16:09 0 0
Ease of root seems to depend on the phone manufacturers. Whether or not they lock down boot loaders or loaded up their own bloatware, etc. A friend of mine is trying to root her phone, a ZTE Blade I believe. She said the tutorial she's using is about 35 steps.
That just blows my mind since root on my HTC Droid Eris was obtained simply with a "1 click root" method. Basically as simple as unzipping a file with maybe editing an extension if necessary. Installing a custom ROM, just a simple.
Most any grievance with Android can be traced directly back to the manufacturer and carrier.
9. Victor.H posted on 21 Oct 2011, 01:22 1 0
Hey, Cinnamon, the infographic is split into two pictures to the right of the text.
12. XiphiasGladius posted on 21 Oct 2011, 04:52 1 0
I personally swithced because I was mesmerize by the open sourse system. yey no more tyrany. . .
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