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Welp as a person who owns two Samsung hd tv's, their fridge and washer/dryer, there good in my book. Maybe we should compare which company actually provides the most jobs to Americans? |
I'm a big fan of their oil tankers and cargo ships ;) |
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bro. its an open OS. it EVOLVED. unlike iOS... and fuck, because it doesn't have a physical keyboard taking up half the front, it means apple is the reason we have full screen phones? give me a break. oh, and did you know the rest of the world uses smartphones? lets talk worldwide numbers. |
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Apple doesn't seem android as a threat? Bullshit they don't... Android is a huge threat to apple and its going to get worse here in 2013. As far as calling me a fanboy... Samsung hd tv's are nice... They also have one of the best advanced service menu for screen calibration out there. They also stand by their tv's if any issue arises, even out of warranty. Samsung just invested $4billion into Austin Texas building a new design factory in August. What the fuck is Apple doing? Yes, hiding their cash offshore and pushing as much as they can to china and overcharging for it here. |
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As for Samsung TV's and their Warranty. HAHAHAHAHAHAHA I worked in warranty support for 2 years. I can't even count how many Samsung TV's failed due to the Power Supply and how many times Samsung didn't stand behind their customers. You thought Apple and their Antennagate was bad? Ha, This bordered the Xbox RROD. But instead of helping and fixing the TV's Samsung did little. Going so far as to have people close to Warranty end have their LCD's replaced with shitty LCD's that failed just outside warranty. Yeah, I was the guy on the phone telling people to fuck off it wasn't covered. DailyTech - Samsung to Pay Millions to Settle Lawsuits Over Mass LCD TV Failures Quote:
Plus, i'm not talking about the physical keyboard. Perhaps you missed the fact it is a complete rip-off of Blackberry at the time. |
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My Samsung products have been trouble free..mall of them... |
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Furthermore, theres an even bigger difference between a company like Apple who replaced the ENTIRE DISPLAY when its broke, and a company like Samsung who even knows the problem is continuing and turns around and replaces parts inside their displays with "refurbished parts". Which is code for other broken shit. To compound issues even more, if you bring the display to a local apple store more times than not they'll replace it. Just look at all the threads on apple's forums. Also, theres a HUGE difference between an a FIRST GENERATION product.. and an issue that occurs across ALL GENERATIONS of a product. Apples to Apples Oranges to Oranges. Theres also something to be said when you have to start a class-action lawsuit against the company for the company to admit something is wrong. Dont get me wrong, Apple's had their iPod lawsuits also. But they've learned from it. These days it seems more and more like Samsung is ran by the mod. Legitimate cases of Price Fixing on LCDs, Refusal to Fix Broken TV's, Stealing IP and Software designs from other companies, copying other companies hardware, I mean Jesus... Have you seen Teizen? And you say Apple rips off Android.. Ha. The Samsung backed Teizen is a fucking copy of Android. TV Capacitor Settlement Notices | Samsung USA Design Defect Could Affect Millions Of Flat Screen TVs « CBS Boston Samsung Settles Lawsuit, Will Repair Certain TV Models | News & Opinion | PCMag.com More Than 7 Million Samsung TVs Plagued By Possible Power Defect « CBS Miami Oh, and not to mention the new issues with the new Samsung Galaxy S, Galaxy Note, and Galaxy Nexus displays.... |
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However, America is quite good at making difficult things that require lots of technical/scientific ability with processes that require highly skilled operators. (This is the realm in which I am employed). These process depend heavily on trade secrets and patents. If we don't defend the patents, then we will get ripped off in no time in Asia. |
I have a samsung refridgerator and washer and dryer and they are nice, except a bad design of the belt pulley in my dryer causes it to shred the belt and samsung knowing this instead of saying hey we'll replace they say no we want you to pay for the newly designed part. As far as TV's go, I have a LG plasma and it is great, awesome picture quality and never had one issue with it, also have a Vizio LCD which I've never had one issue with either. |
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You know what software license the Linux kernel is released under? The GPL. What is the core of Android? The Linux kernel. What source code needs to be released whenever an OEM pushes a public update for their new version of Android? Yes, that is right, ALL OF IT, including hardware drivers. What this means is you can dump their shitty UI, and install Cyanogenmod, pure AOSP. And guess what? You do not need to use Google Apps to use the phone. Locked into the Alliance. lol. This one is a longer read: The GNU General Public License v3.0 - GNU Project - Free Software Foundation (FSF) and just because you need to learn more CyanogenMod | Android Community Rom based on Jelly Bean And yes, I do believe Microsoft is more open than Apple. Shit their OS at least runs on different and common hardware... :feedback: |
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PC... because it makes more sense to me, used to it, etc. And because I fucking hate Mac's. iPhone because free... and I honestly like the way it works. |
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to each his own. i think iphone peeps like it more than android because its easy to navigate and has "some" functionality. its stable and is widely marketed as a Fad or trendy. Everyone wants to be the "cool" guy with the new iphone. I honestly love being able to do so much with just my 4.8 inch screen. |
hey I just like being able to run 4.1 on my 2 year old first gen galaxy s :) |
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Yes, I'm well aware of the Jailbreak and Locked bootloader reasons. The Jailbreak is because Apple wants to keep their shit locked down. Really has little to do with Carriers. Apple has told carriers to fuck off many times around, on many things. They have that kind of clout. Theres tons of Android devices a carrier can get; But only one iPhone. Apple actually speaks ill about Jailbreakers. As for Carriers.. Sure they may request/demand/want that. But lets be honest here. All it takes is a MFG to release a bootloader; which will no doubt be exploited nearly immediately. Then just refuse and don't fix it? Yes, Motorola, HTC, Samsung, most of the big wigs have the option to unlock boot loaders. But only under certain circumstances. For example, my HTC One X from ATT will never be unlocked by HTC because ATT has asked for it. But other HTC Devices do come with a locked bootloader which when unlocked voids warranty. Which brings me to my next point. Selling a phone with a bootloader locked and then allow unlock to void the warranty is BS. Thats not open at all. Thats punishing people for being open. Its like saying "We have to do this for X Reason... BUT YOU'RE PAYING FOR IT!" But that of course is assuming that you are even given the option to unlock the boot loader. You may think i'm full of shit. Thats fine, frankly IDGAF. I'm the one with my head in source code every night, working with tens of platforms. I don't need your approval, and i'm intimately aware of Cyanogen Mod. But Alas, Perhaps you'll listen to the GNU? Android and Users' Freedom - GNU Project - Free Software Foundation |
looks like there is another feud with samsung but not involving apple. LG Display countersues Samsung over OLED patent infringement -- Engadget |
yeah, i figure everyone will want to start attacking everyone else. kick em while their down. |
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Linus has made statements on this, and basically has said as long as it doesn't touch the kernel itself, then its fine. He doesn't like it, but its not a blocker. Quote:
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The parts about hardware drivers not being released with source is very true. Like I said earlier, its the nature of the beast. Companies would get ripped off very quickly (not talking about rounded corners here). Android has a bit to go before its truely "open." This still doesn't take away from the fact that Android is unprecedented when it comes to freedom on a phone, something that is a stark contrast of Apple and almost every way it does business. Stallman has a lot of great thoughts and ideas, but I throw him into the same mix that I view people that think abortion should be illegal in all cases. I get that there is a need for propreitary software in a lot of cases, he does not. Just for kicks, here is the script from CyanogenMod that pulls all of the binary hardware blobs needed from the GNex stock rom. https://github.com/CyanogenMod/andro...tract-files.sh |
So, you basically just agreed with me with everything I said and that Android isn't really open. Android isn't open unless you have the Galaxy Nexus (Or Google Flagship Phone) with an Unlocked Bootloader. Because frankly.. Getting MFGs/Carriers to comply with shit doesn't always work. |
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Thats not to say there is no progress to be made. You are about as closed minded as Apple, and I can see why you are such a fanboi. |
I have had the HTC G1 (best phone ever) and now the HTC Incredible and both ran cyanogen. I flashed radios until I found one that gave me best signal. The one time I had a problem with my incredible Verizon didn't even look at my phone. It was the headphone jack bug. I spent a few hours converting it back to stock for no reason, they just mailed me a phone overnight... Sent from my ADR6300 using Tapatalk 2 |
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Fanboi? Hardly. If anyones a fanboi its all the people defending android to the death. |
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