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It dropped one half of 1% that day. 0.52%. Hardly plummeting.Quote:
Originally Posted by Frankthetank1
No, no it isn't. They're still going to sell more phones than any other model on the market. You know it. I know it.Quote:
Originally Posted by ulun64
Android had it in like 2.2 ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Skiz
I can see the feature being used. Obviously not in the context as the feature keynotes video:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SFfm2uQbaLM
Dictating txts sounds interesting though. Hate to have a thick Russian accent though :unsure:
Oh, so they Android got it almost a year after the iPhone? :whistlingQuote:
Originally Posted by iLOVENZBAndroid had it in like 2.2 ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Skiz
Android 2.2 release date - 8/3/2010
iPhone FW 3.0 release date - 6/17/2009
:P
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Originally Posted by Skiz
So you're saying the iPhone was shit before any Android deviceQuote:
Originally Posted by Skiz
Also, I had a Symbian phone with voice control before Apple ever implemented, and it worked nicely enough. So now that we acknowledge it isn't some brand new novelty we can also mention the following, iPhone started its release cycle sometime in mid 07, Android 1.0 came out in September 08. So basically following a year with the novelty act isn't really noteworthy. Try on perspective before attempting to make a point.
me. i have a docking station in my truck that i mount my android on and i use it for my stereo/cds/movies and w/e else. now, having said that whenever a call comes in my phone mutes w/e i'm doing and now i have hands free voice to text or talk on the phone while i drive.Quote:
Originally Posted by Skiz
android owns 1/2 the smart phone market.Quote:
Originally Posted by Skiz
To be fair nails it depends on which study you read, they all vary. While 50% of phones MAY have Android on it, think of how many companies manufacture them; Samsung, HTC, Motorola, LG, Sony etc. iOS is propriety hence why only Apple manufacture iPhones.
That's probably about right but it takes about 75 different phones to make up that 50%, The iPhone will without a doubt, sell more (far more) handsets than other single phone on the market. It was in response to 'ulun64's' comment that the iPhone was "running out of steam".Quote:
Originally Posted by mr. nails
Just AT&T alone sold 200,000 in just the first 12 hours. And that's on a provider that has loads of iPhones already. My guess is that Sprint doubled that. Gotta add Verizon's sales after that.
This Apple fan ppls are really hard nut to crack. IOS lose out to Android in the smartphone market, now they claim iphone still sell the most by brand.....lolI really have to surrender to this i-fan, i-loyalist, i-fanatic & i-diot ppls. Apple wins on the i-categories........that's for sure.