dk47: moothemagiccow: I don't know if you could suck more than samsung

hey let's make the screen bigger
-what'll we do next year?
more bigger!

Either smartphones all suck, samsung sucks or I keep buying duds. Also you can't type on these farking things

I hate my GS3, battery lasts about 8 hours. Should have just kept my E71x and gone off contract. I used to love how iphone people would tell me I didn't have a smartphone. Let's see... email, gps, wifi, google maps, internet browser how don't I have a smartphone? Keyboard was awesome on that thing.

download juice defender, it will tell you what apps are using your  juice, and shut them down, it will condition your battery, etc, and you will get about 12-20 out of it, without all the ancillary stuff running.

SacriliciousBeerSwiller: moothemagiccow: I don't know if you could suck more than samsung

hey let's make the screen bigger
-what'll we do next year?
more bigger!

Who makes a better Android phone than they do? Pre-emptive laugh at HTC and Motorola...

That's the damned problem. No one makes a good phone.

kg2095: Popcorn Johnny: moothemagiccow: The idea is, if you want a keyboard, you're a moron.

Yeah, because touch keyboards are just so farking awesome.

No they're not, but it is after all a phone. If you need to do a lot of typing you need a bluetooth keyboard or else use a proper computer.

fark that, I used to make entire fark posts on my droid. I probably couldn't even make it through this one on the samsung s3

dk47: theflatline: dk47: moothemagiccow: I don't know if you could suck more than samsung

hey let's make the screen bigger
-what'll we do next year?
more bigger!

Either smartphones all suck, samsung sucks or I keep buying duds. Also you can't type on these farking things

I hate my GS3, battery lasts about 8 hours. Should have just kept my E71x and gone off contract. I used to love how iphone people would tell me I didn't have a smartphone. Let's see... email, gps, wifi, google maps, internet browser how don't I have a smartphone? Keyboard was awesome on that thing.

download juice defender, it will tell you what apps are using your  juice, and shut them down, it will condition your battery, etc, and you will get about 12-20 out of it, without all the ancillary stuff running.

Screw that, I read that online and that is a bullshiat solution. Thing should work out of the box.  I haven't installed any apps.

It's the farking screen. All those pixels murder the thing. Constantly checking for wi-fi so you don't dare use your data allowance doesn't help either.

jcpallitto: bingethinker: Rwa2play: Subby must be an Apple fanboy; since the fanboys are still waiting for things on their iPhone that are already standard on other smartphones.

Lame and ignorant troll. 1/10.

/would have been 0/10 if I didn't respond

I lol at the apple commercial with the Williams sisters playing ping pong. The commercial is all excited about a feature that BB has had for 5 years called bedside mode.

Ill be moving back to BB from iOS in March.

iOS is now the oldest OS in the market.

And there ya go, the Apple fanboys can now go sit in a corner somewhere and have that wet dream about having a function on their iPhones that's standard on a BB.

RockChalkH1N1: Marine1: dk47: theflatline: dk47: moothemagiccow: I don't know if you could suck more than samsung

hey let's make the screen bigger
-what'll we do next year?
more bigger!

Either smartphones all suck, samsung sucks or I keep buying duds. Also you can't type on these farking things

I hate my GS3, battery lasts about 8 hours. Should have just kept my E71x and gone off contract. I used to love how iphone people would tell me I didn't have a smartphone. Let's see... email, gps, wifi, google maps, internet browser how don't I have a smartphone? Keyboard was awesome on that thing.

download juice defender, it will tell you what apps are using your  juice, and shut them down, it will condition your battery, etc, and you will get about 12-20 out of it, without all the ancillary stuff running.

Screw that, I read that online and that is a bullshiat solution. Thing should work out of the box.  I haven't installed any apps.

That's what Windows Phone is for.

You have a smartphone and never installed any apps?

Smartphones out of the box come with tons of apps and everything turned on by default.  I can go two days of use on my S2 skyrocket, and juice defender works quite nicely.

I think we have a troll on our hands.

I love when things get escalated to me as a tech manager at one of the nations largest cell phone carriers and people say"my iphone android gets crappy life, i have my blue tooth, gps, wifi, all running at the same time, and I am sitting in my living room and I do not want to turn any of them off".

Marine1: RockChalkH1N1: Marine1: dk47: theflatline: dk47: moothemagiccow: I don't know if you could suck more than samsung

hey let's make the screen bigger
-what'll we do next year?
more bigger!

Either smartphones all suck, samsung sucks or I keep buying duds. Also you can't type on these farking things

I hate my GS3, battery lasts about 8 hours. Should have just kept my E71x and gone off contract. I used to love how iphone people would tell me I didn't have a smartphone. Let's see... email, gps, wifi, google maps, internet browser how don't I have a smartphone? Keyboard was awesome on that thing.

download juice defender, it will tell you what apps are using your  juice, and shut them down, it will condition your battery, etc, and you will get about 12-20 out of it, without all the ancillary stuff running.

Screw that, I read that online and that is a bullshiat solution. Thing should work out of the box.  I haven't installed any apps.

That's what Windows Phone is for.

You have a smartphone and never installed any apps?

I have a few. Not as many as iOS or Android users, but eh, I get by.

My phone doesn't shiat out on me though, and battery life isn't something I have to install a manager for.

Actually, I run very few apps, and I  dont have it checking facebook all the time, juice defender will tell you what is using what on the phone, and how often you actually use it, and you can either schedule it or just shut it down completely.  It also uses location services to turn the gps on and off to see where you are if the phone is detected moving.  it turns wifi on and cell data off at my house, and when not there wifi off, cel data on, and everything off but the ability to make calls and receive texts when i am at the office.

I have a nokia e61 when i am traveling outside the us when i need long battery life and i dont need all the bells and whistles of my s2, but with the app that gives me complete control over the phone, i can really just carry my s2.

It isn't that RIM is late to the party, it's that they haven't brought anything to the party.

There is always room for more cool.

FTA: The strengthening duopoly of Apple and Android, he said, "is further crowding out all of the other BADoptions."

Fixed that for the article.

/Windows Phone supremacy
//Although the Lenovo K900 is about to turn me back to Android (if only so I can try and install Windows 8 on it).

Just looked the new phones up, they're trying to pull an Apple and use mid 2012 high-end chipsets and screen resolutions on mid 2013 phone releases.

Not going to happen, by mid 2013 we'll be looking at more quads with 1920x1080 phones at the same relative release price, because high end BBs were always incredibly out of touch.

Hell, our company still has the BB Torch in the system at a higher price than the iPhone 5 16GB,

drjekel_mrhyde: dyhchong: Lenovo K900

Is that coming here? Maybe they'll make a WP8 one also

Definitely not to NZ, but muhrunno where here is for you.

Hoofing to HK in March/April so will hopefully snag one.

IntertubeUser: Samsung was the first maker to offer multi-core smart phones and stylus-enabled "phablets" to consumers.

I don't see how "bigger" and "newer processors" are innovations. Maybe they're hardware innovations. Adding a phone app to a small tablet is not an innovation.

IntertubeUser: And they will be the first to offer beveled and even flexible OLED screens and there will be some extremely cool things that become possible.

Like what? Samsung itself is baffled as to how to demonstrate the  benefits of OLED.

I want to call their human resources office and say "Hi, I'm looking for a good RIM job".