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2. E.N. posted on 14 Oct 2011, 15:53 1

Wooow..... sorry still had to say it

3. paynekiller posted on 14 Oct 2011, 17:13 1

People will still complain though and totally disregard the fact that they took the risk. So much idiots in the world..

Like the apps on the market that clearly say **ROOT NEEDED** in the description and people still download it and then rate it 1 star and b*tch about it for not working on their unrooted phone asking why do they need root. ( ShootMe Screen Grabber comes to mind)
I guess we have to expect this as more people come to Android, especially from the iPhone crowd..

4. E.N. posted on 14 Oct 2011, 17:20 2

I don't think you should worry about people flooding in from iPhone the crowd. I'm sure Android is losing many customers even to the "incremental" iPhone 4S. Worry about the individuals who are coming from feature phones, know nothing about smartphones, and were only looking to take advantage of Android's many free devices.

6. Yeeee posted on 14 Oct 2011, 19:27 0

Only 8% while the iphone is losing more than that to android

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9. E.N. posted on 14 Oct 2011, 20:39 1

ONLY? That's almost 1/10 and this is for what everyone's calling an "incremental upgrade." If the prediction of 2.5 million to 4 million is correct, then thats about 250,000 Android users at least..... in one weekend.

But getting back to the article, that's what you get for being open source.

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14. Yeeee posted on 15 Oct 2011, 00:37 0

Yea but a lot of people are tired of the iphone and they go in to get the new one and end up choosing an android phone. The only people that will keep getting iphones are die hard apple fans.

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16. Paden posted on 15 Oct 2011, 12:26 0

That's really not true. I've had many people return their Android phones and switch to Apple. A lot of other people try both and choose iPhone. It's really preference of the OS... Sometimes people choose iPhone, sometimes its Android.. Or atleast that's the way I sell phones. I give pros and cons of both and let them demo each. Other times people say Android sounds better, and I support their decision. Ultimately, its not my view point... You gotta help them choose the best device for them.

Long story short. It's not always die hard Apple fans that buy iPhone and stay with it.

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10. roldefol posted on 14 Oct 2011, 21:29 2

You took the words... I was going to make the PC malware analogy. Some people have only themselves to blame.

The Android-PC parallels keep growing. I was going to make a further analogy today about ICS being Android's XP, but it seemed premature.

11. RORYREVOLUTION posted on 14 Oct 2011, 21:47 1

Freedom requires responsibility that's why all the simpletons love Apple. It's completely closed up and restricted, forcing you to have to live with what it gives you. All the good things that an open source operating system completely out weigh the negatives.

12. ardent1 posted on 15 Oct 2011, 00:03 1

Nothing you said changes the simple fact that millions, yes millions of worldwide users are happy with Apple's products. The main reason is Apple considers the end user when creating their products and strives to make their products simple, easy to use and fun.

Second, Apple considers their products to be trademarked, which is no different than rolex or porsche, etc. If you want to jailbreak your rolex watch because you wanted a different background, then that's your choice as well.

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13. ardent1 posted on 15 Oct 2011, 00:19 1

The wallpaper argument is very weak. If the ability to change the wallpaper is SO important, then buy a phone that allows you to change the wallpaper. Whatever you do, don't buy the iphone if it doesn't make you happy. The iphone is not for everyone. I still don't own an iphone because the screen is too small. However with Siri, I am considering the iPhone 4S given the artificial intelligence that outweighs the small screen.