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|Mar 13, 2013, 05:49 AM
People who are more realistic, or Apple fans, or both, realise that these sales don't affect Apple's iPad sales at all. If Apple sells a million iPads, it doesn't matter to Apple how many cheap non-iPad tablets are sold at the same time.
And software developers realise that people who paid for Apple's "overpriced junk" as some people love to call it, and who use it many hours a day, will also spend some money on software, while the owner of a cheap Android tablet that hasn't been charged for months isn't going to buy anything.
|Mar 13, 2013, 06:31 AM
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|Mar 13, 2013, 08:32 AM
Measurements like this don't mean anything. There are over 4,000 unique mobile devices running Android and like 20 devices running iOS.
Ever see the movie 300?
|Mar 13, 2013, 09:20 AM
Android just shouldn't be on tablets. It's not functional. A majority of apps are literally just stretched versions of their phone counterparts. Not only that, smaller 7 and 8 inch tablets can't even support the tablet versions of apps. There's ~800,000 apps in the Android app store, and ~3,000 are actually tablet optimized last time I checked. Let's compare that to iOS, which also has ~800,000 apps, yet this time we have ~300,000 apps optimized for tablets. Not to mention most of those are universal. If you download a game for example, you absolutely know it'll run on your iPad, your iPhone, your sister's iPod touch, your dad's iPad, etc., but with Android, it's a guessing game on who will run what because it's so horribly fragmented. For example, Need for Speed Most Wanted runs near flawless on my iPhone 4S, my mom's iPad 3, and my friend's iPod touch 5. However, the same app but on Android was a different story. It would run on my other friend's Samsung Galaxy S3, but it wasn't even available for download on my Nexus 7, and when I went to force the app on, I could see why (it ran like garbage).
Don't think I'm saying Android is bad. It's good (not the best, but it's not bad) on phones, but just garbage on tablets.
Let's take a look at Twitter for Android shall we, running on a tablet:
Now let's look at Twitter for iOS, on an iPad:
APPS. THE POINT IS ABOUT THE APPS. Also, I don't think the grid layout is horrible at all. It makes the point extremely simple and does exactly what it should do: get me to my apps that I want and fast. In fact the only ugly thing about the iPad IMO is the notification center.
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|Mar 13, 2013, 09:58 AM
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|Mar 13, 2013, 10:58 AM
But no, the tablets don't all suck.
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|Mar 13, 2013, 11:00 AM
This sounds familiar. I think I heard the same thing in 2011 and 2012.
Is this the new "year of linux on the desktop"?
@chrf097: Great point about how tablet apps on Android are mostly just stretched Android Phone apps. They really don't have the same level of built in support for tablet interfaces in their API like the iOS SDK.
Android tablets feel unfinished because of this.
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|Mar 13, 2013, 11:23 AM
I have an iPhone and a Nexus 4. I'll grant you Messages and iTunes movie integration, although movies on the Nexus 4 look a hell of a lot better than movies on the 4S (or my wife's 5). Voice mail is nice but irrelevant to me, as I get maybe one voice mail every few months.
I'll add another iPhone 5 plus: lightning. That is a far better adapter than micro USB, albeit more expensive.
However, iPhones do break when dropped and absolutely "when thrown on the ground." iPhones don't usually last most people two or more days - and the people it lasts that for would get that out of a decent Android phone. iOS apps don't appeal to me over Play equivalents. iCloud backups are nice but have failed me often enough and also don't tend to notify me of an issue until days or weeks after the last backup - and I can wirelessly back up my N4 as well. The N4 gets updates the day they are released. And iDevices never hang, freeze, etc? Totally not my iDevice experience, at all.
If you've actually used both iOS and Android devices - and used flagship models of each - then you'd realize the differences aren't as you say. They are equivalent, and it really is a matter of preference.
The $299 32GB cellular-enabled Nexus 7 that I have, which is still cheaper than the base iPad mini and vastly cheaper than a 32GB cellular-enabled mini, has an inferior camera (and only one). Other than that, it is, in virtually every way, equal to or better than the iPad mini my wife has - easier and more comfortable to hold, better screen, etc.
Likewise, a $200 base Nexus 7 is far more than 5/8 as good as a $320 base iPad mini. Once the $320 mini has Retina, then it will be far more attractive as a purchase. For now? Not so much.
A year or so ago, there was no contest. Apple won. Now? I don't think so. I think, now, it's a big premium in cost for very little real value, and the App Store just isn't as dominant over Play as it used to be - and the gap is narrowing.
The mini was Apple's concession to reality. I want them to make it appeal to me - I know they can, but it's not worth $120 more to me now.
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|Mar 13, 2013, 12:44 PM
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|Mar 13, 2013, 03:15 PM
|Mar 13, 2013, 03:47 PM
In 5 years or so, "Android" will have been permanently fragmented and forked:
Samsung fork: The de-facto standard, because of Samsung's dominant share of the Android market. Samsung will spend a few years optimizing their proprietary fork of some down-rev release of Android for their own hardware. Something they wouldn't want to waste their time doing to the yearly generic Android release.
The "Samsung fork" of Android will tide Samsung over as they work on Tizen, which may or may not replace Android as their mobile OS. Either way, Google's profit layer will be stripped out (Google Play, all those mobile ads obviously, and possibly the spyware as well.) Thus all those Samsung activations will mean zero revenue for Google. But that won't stop Google from touting the numbers.
Amazon fork: Same as it ever was and ever will be. Frozen in time like a fly trapped in prehistoric amber. No need to try to migrate their users to anything beyond their proprietary fork of Android 2.3 "Gingerbread," circa 2010.
Works just fine for Amazon's at-home retail point-of-sale devices they call Kindles. Why spend any time at all updating the OS when their customers would never notice it anyway?
Motorola fork: Google will be desperate to make back something, anything, of the $12.5 billion they dumped into their Motorola Money Pit (tm). That's roughly 1.5 years of profits down the drain, by the way.
So Motorola will need to differentiate themselves from Samsung in an attempt to crawl out of the "other" slice of the Android market share pie. And that means keeping new features and optimizations to themselves and their Motorola hardware branch before releasing the source to their (remaining) hardware partners. (Of course, Samsung won't care about any tweaks that Google gives only to Motorola because they have their own dominant fork of Android anyway.)
Come to think of it, maybe this is why Andy Rubin stepped down and/or was forced into a "lateral promotion." Maybe he still thought that Android should be given to all of Google's hardware partners as-is. Including Motorola. And maybe Google's top brass thought that Motorola desperately needed special treatment. You know, to help recoup that massive investment. The patent portfolio angle certainly didn't justify the expense.
The generics: Send in the clowns, er, clones. Android is "free." (Ask Rubin for that git URL if you're interested. I'm sure he still remembers it.) That means any unscrupulous hardware maker out for a quick buck will mash up quick-and-dirty iPhone and iPad copies running Android. Just to sell counterfeit iPhones and iPads to gullible consumers who either haven't learned how to spell "iPhone" and "iPad" yet or are so blinded by low pricing that they just can't help themselves.
And, as we've seen, Google can't or won't do anything about "the generics." Don't care. Can't be bothered. Not their fault if consumers get junky copies-of-copies. And anyway, the bottom feeder consumers wouldn't pay for a name-brand Android device (just Samsung 5 years from now). So Google isn't leaving any revenue on the table. And revenue is what it's all about. $12.5 billion in the hole and counting.
There you have it. Your mileage may vary.
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|Mar 13, 2013, 05:40 PM
I guess I worded it wrong in my original post. I see way more of the newest Android phones over the newer iPhone. I would like to know how many of those iPhone's you are seeing are of the actual iPhone 5. Location does play a role in what products are seen but I see so many more S3's and very little of the iPhone 5's. People are more impressed with what Android is offering and don't really have too much to say about Apple. This is a huge swing from not too long ago when everyone was talking about Apple.
Times are changing and Apple better wake up. The Tablet market is following the path that cell phones took. The writing has been on the wall for over a year. Most impartial people on these forums see it. Only the stubborn fanboys refuse to see the truth.
|Mar 14, 2013, 02:05 AM
No doubt there are great Android phones... and I absolutely realize Android is a mature OS and platform.
However... not all Android phones are superstar phones or behave like flagship phones.
Take India for example. Over a billion people... and you can get an Android phone there for $150. But the cheapest iPhone in India is $480.
With all those people... and at those price points... are people really choosing Android? Some maybe... but mostly not.
Most of Android's colossal market share is the result of inexpensive phones. People around the world are looking for a smartphone they can afford... and the phone they select just happens to be running Android.
If all Android phones started at $450... it might paint a different picture of "choice"
But I'm not seeing any negative results of that. People still buy the iPhone as fast as they can be produced... even if it costs 4 times more than an Android phone. Developers still make apps for iOS... because it makes them money. Accessory makers still make stuff for Apple products. And customer satisfaction is still high for Apple products.
When Android tablets eventually pass the iPad... it will be a great headline... but Apple will still do what they do.
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|Mar 14, 2013, 11:51 AM
Android isn't a unified platform. If the point of your comparison is for any reason other than "how bad are smartphones with an Android-based OS beating Apple in market share", then a more detailed view of the market would provide better information.
I recently did a very rough comparison between IDC Android shipment numbers and Google's Android activation numbers. Around 1 billion Android devices have shipped according to IDC. Google only claims 750 million activations to date. That means that around 25% of Android devices, as counted by IDC, do not use Google services.
That means they either:
1. Are never sold
2. Are never used as a smartphone
3. Don't use Google Play for apps (but do contribute to the main Android platform)
4. Are a forked version of Android
If you are looking to compare platforms, that's a significant number of devices that aren't accounted for!
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gurantee you no single specific Android tablet will outsell the next iPad mini/iPad
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This is a real question, and yes I did check the archives before I posted this.....
OK, so, after being boatless and miserable for 7 years....we finally have a boat again. she's a 1977 Bristol 29.9, as mentioned elsewhere, and she's in great shape, except for a few things. One of those few things is the running rigging, which is no problem, because there is nothing I enjoy more than rerigging a boat just the way I like. so, here's the thing: our boat has an old, decrepit Seafurl roller furler. I've never have a headsail furler before, and to be honest, I don't understand them. It seems to me that the ability to carry an INVENTORY of headsails to suit the weather is infinitely better than carrying one permanent headsail.
I've never seen a roller jib that had a good shape when rolled partway up, and the "it's good for shorthanded sailors" argument seems weak to me, I've sailed alone plenty of times without a roller furler and had no trouble (I like to rig a downhaul led to the mast or the cockpit to bring the headsail down quickly).
Does anyone have thoughts? Does anyone feel the same? Seems like everyone has a roller furler, and I just don't get it. Any advice/comments welcome. If I have violated a rule or resurrected an old, dead thread, I'm sorry in advance.
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better in pass protection. Having a mobile quarterback like Will Proctor
will help. It'll be a dominant run blocking unit that should pave the
way for well over 2,000 yards on the ground. Roman Fry earned all-star
honors at left guard last year, and he won't be the only All-ACC
performer this season with tackle Barry Richardson and center Dustin Fry
sure to get attention.
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Monte Wyrick, more than good enough to step in without a problem. Tackle
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the ground game going, while tackle Joel Clinger and guard Mike Cook
form a good right side. The only problem is experience among the
reserves, but talent isn't an issue with Kurtis Gregory, James Stigall
and Dain Wise three of the best young talents to come in during the Gary
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plenty of talented options to fill the one guard opening. All four
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tackle Yemi Babalola and guard Kirk Elder on the quick side. This group
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Xbox #3 off the shelf for modding.
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The 2 colors I went with were Caramel Latte (Satan Metallic) and Black (Hammered Finish). Pay no mind to the disassembled Playstation 2, thats my next mod/paint project. Had to use a plastic primer for the Caramel Latte as it was not for plastic use.
Lid 1st Layer - All but the X
Tape off, getting ready to prep for the second layer.
Lid 1st layer done, taped for the 2nd layer
Finished Lid, along with the jewel and controller
Close up of the hammered finish black.
2 finished photos.
Working on the face plate and bottom piece in the morning.
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Kick ass color scheme there. I'm a massive fan of the hammered finish paints.
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In the last two years the debate on democracy in South Africa has reached a new intensity. The unbanning of the ANC and other opposition movements occurred at the same time as the Cold War in Europe came to an end. Countries such as Poland, Czechoslovakia and Hungary that had for decades been ruled by totalitarian regimes began to be transformed by popular political pressure. Demands for democratic change also escalated in South Africa during the 1980s. It finally lead the South African government of F.W. De Klerk to announce in February 1990 the unbanning of the ANC, PAC and other opposition liberation movements and the release of Nelson Mandela from jail. The following year the government established the Convention for a Democratic South Africa (CODESA) in order to negotiate a new constitution. The pace of the changes has caught many political analysts unawares. Craig Charney has suggested that the failure of political scientists to predict the new turn of events indicated wider methodological shortcomings. Much political science analysis of South Africa in the 1980s was still dominated, Charney has argued, by a failure to see politics as an autonomous activity rather than as simply a receptacle for social groups. This often results in crude theories of the state that fail to consider it as an actor in its own right. Moreover many political scientists still have an overly-simplistic view of model building that depend more on comparisons with the metropolitan core of Europe and North American than other developing regimes in Latin American and Asia. These criticisms suggest that new approaches are needed to explain South African political changes. The role of democracy in South African politics especially is still rather poorly understood by analysts despite the fact that it has played a prominent role in political discourse since at least the 1950s. Building a democratic state and society in South Africa is now central, to the current South African political agenda, though so far little work has been done to explore this in a comparative perspective. This paper will therefore examine the state of democratic thinking in South Africa and the conditions that could lead to the creation of some form of democratic regime. In the first part, it will examine the current state of theoretical debate over what democracy is both as an ideology and as a description of a particular kind of political regime. The second part of the paper will then discuss the evolution of debate over democracy in South African politics. Finally, the third part of the paper will look at how a South African democratic transition might occur through a process of political bargaining, taking into consideration similar processes in other regimes moving out of political authoritarianism. The methodological approach of this paper is one that seeks to learn from the past both in terms of the general formulation of democratic theory and its application to South African conditions. Hitherto social analysts and historians have tended to be preoccupied with the genesis and development of different concepts in South African politics such as segregation, liberalism, apartheid and nationalism. Democracy has frequently been seen as tangential to these other doctrines despite its considerable impact on political debate. The emergence of a new international climate favourable to democratisation following the end of the Cold War offers up the opportunity for a re-evaluation of the South African past in terms of democratic ideas and values.
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Police estimated about 500,000 people left from the parade grounds of Manila's Rizal Park for the daylong march that sees a statue of Jesus Christ pulled through the city's central district.
Wage laborers, the unemployed, slum dwellers and middle-class professionals jostled to touch the statue of the Black Nazarene or wipe it with towels or handkerchiefs in hopes that the mystical powers they believe it possesses will rub off on them.
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Dennis Defensor, a 36-year-old cashier at a construction company, was joined in the procession by his wife to express their gratitude to the Nazarene for giving them a child.
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Wednesday's march also took on a political note.
In a Mass before the start of the procession, Manila Archbishop Antonio Tagle called on the faithful to respect life. In a jab at the recently approved reproductive health law opposed by the Catholic Church because it promotes contraceptives and sex education, Tagle said that state funds that should be spent to feed the people, build homes and schools "are instead used for instruments of death."
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