lol m8 u an android snob too

im defo gona order the gameboy case 2moro + one of the black ones i like (maybe iface)
It's not so much that I am a snob. It's more that I've learned Apple has become a brand typically associated with the less technical OR people that want to have an Apple product just to say so. Now, don't get me wrong. I give Apple MUCHO credit for the iPhone. This is not a personal attack on iPhone users in general. It is strictly my personal observation and nothing more. I don't want to make enemies with iPhone users.
I truly believe that we wouldn't have what we now have without their contributions to the technology world. I won't get into the patent bull that Apple is pulling to obviously slow down competition. It boils my blood.
When a co-worker tells me having an iPhone is a status symbol in the Philippines laugh. People that make dollars a day (American) will do anything to get one just to be seen using an iPhone. You can look at it two ways: Apple did a kick ass job by marketing the product, which they did. Or, you can say "Why am I going to use my entire months salary (or more!) to buy a phone just to look cool?"
I had an iPhone 3G and LOVED it! It re-kindled my love of phones. It turned a portable device into my all-in-one gadget. I'll never forget downloading my first app from the iTunes App store. I think it was called 1001 Farts.
Once I decided to switch to Android with my HTC EVO, I realized how limited I was with the iPhone.
- I love FTP'ing into my phone to transfer music, pictures, movies and more without cords.
- I love the use of the now European standard (and almost everyone here in the states) of the non-proprietary USB connector.
- I love being able to use different keyboards. I initially used Swype then switched to SlideIT for a year or so. I revisited Swype with the S III and the product has been improved immensely. Go Swype!
- I love being able to change the launcher that is something more to my flavor. It was ADW with the EVO and now APEX with the S III.
- I love widgets. I love seeing the weather on my home screen, scroll to the next and see a widget displaying the stocks I am currently following. All without having to launch an application.
- I love being able to swap batteries and use removable storage. Filled up my 8GB MicroSD? No biggie, bump to 16GB, 32GB, and 64GB with my S III. I don't have to buy an entire new phone.
- Installing apps wirelessly from the Google Play store. I think the most recent version of iOS now allows this, but before even before Google launched this ability, I used AppBrain to surf on a nice big screen and install apps onto my phone without ever having to touch it.
- Flash. While it's now a dying breed, I love being able to surf flash based websites. Regardless of Jobs' opinions of it being a battery hog. I still had the ability.
- App integration such as Google Voice. I can call Canada and Google Voice will automatically know it's an international call and the display will tell me that Google Voice is using the call. Calling Canada is free via Voice and it's paid for itself dozens upon dozens of times. We have lots of family up there and to be able to communicate with family I rarely see without worrying about a huge bill is a godsend.
- Notification bar! My god, what an awesome creation. Apple recently added it to their iPhone line-up, but I love having centralized notifications. Not crap appearing on my screen while I am already doing something else.
I could go on and on, but it's time to take my dog for a walk.
