Power Player
Bionic Poster
Which i believe you can probably download in e format...on your iphone .
received a text on my iPhone from Tebow (TW Central Chapter) this morning. We were able to schedule a hit at night. Had a great time playing tennis and chatting.
All made available because of the great soft and hardware available on all Iphones.
The iPhone. Keeping tennis players across the world in touch so they don't miss a set.
Have you noticed any performance issues, or haven't you had it long enough to assess?
I think it probably happens with all smartphones over time. The iPhone 4's in the family are quite laggy these days. Even so, i've heard of Android phones not being as responsive over time.
You don't need an iphone to send or receive text messages.
True, but I could use the iPhone 5 to cut my steak.
i wish iphone 5 was my best friend
CNET's head is so far up AAPL's 'you know what' they cannot be taken seriously.
Which i believe you can probably download in e format...on your iphone .
Brian's review seem to be more objective.
http://cnettv.cnet.com/iphone-5-here/9742-1_53-50131662.html
I guess you need another option if their website is flash based.
I assume you're used to making compromises when it comes to that...
I feel sorry for you now. You are trolling so hard you just keep showing your ignorance. I have had a droid for 3 years. Yes I have made compromises in that regard.
Grow up.You are shaming yourself with your horrible posts that are suited for the general players forum.
My ignore list grows.
I know. There's a third radio required for CDMA to support voice + data at the same time. When you talk and browse, the voice connection drops to a 3G wave, while the data streams over LTE. Because Apple combined everything in the one chip, there are only two radios so it's not supported.
With that said, when Voice over LTE deploys, it will render the third radio useless, as the LTE connection will simultaneously support an LTE voice signal as well as an LTE data stream. This is likely why Apple left the additional radio out. In a number of months (hopefully, lol), the third radio will just be a waste of space.
Jimmy Peralta, a 30-year-old business management student, waited three hours before getting the chance to buy his new gadget. Was it worth the wait?
"Definitely," he said, noting that the new phone's larger screen and lighter weight compelled him to upgrade from the iPhone 4. "A little treat for me on a Friday morning, why not. Why not be part of something fantastic? It's just such a smart phone it does all the thinking for you, you can't get any easier than that."
Calm the he11 down!
Its called joking, deal with it...
Why are you so sensitive about this Iphone thing
1 reasearch study showed these iphones are part of people now, many people think of their Iphone as their 2nd brain. so they can become very sensitive towards topic
JD is your os laggy as hell like Droids? they never fixed that.
Another thing I love about iOS, is if you like to make music on their apps. Loowww latency. Droid never fixed this issue, and they plan to try and get it under 10ms in Jellybean. Which some people will never get.
http://www.osirisguitar.com/low-latency-audio-comes-to-android-will-amp-sims-follow/
Basically you can use your iphone as a practice amp with low latency.
Speak for yourself!
My Droid is not laggy at all...
Stop trying to rationalize your pricey choice with gross generalizations!
But you're in the minority of those that have 4.0, with a solid processor and memory.
Everyone I know that has an Android phone made from 2009-July 2011 hates it. There is a huge difference in quality between the 1st half of 2011 and 2nd half of 2011 in terms of quality of phones, and likelihood of getting updates.
It's too bad that 4.0/4.1 are such good OSes, but only 1/5 Android users have that OS on their phones. 4/5 are in the dark now, and likely will be going forward.
But you're in the minority of those that have 4.0, with a solid processor and memory.
Everyone I know that has an Android phone made from 2009-July 2011 hates it. There is a huge difference in quality between the 1st half of 2011 and 2nd half of 2011 in terms of quality of phones, and likelihood of getting updates.
It's too bad that 4.0/4.1 are such good OSes, but only 1/5 Android users have that OS on their phones. 4/5 are in the dark now, and likely will be going forward.
It wasn't laggy when I had Gingerbread. Nor was my original Motorola Droid laggy from over 2 years ago...
I've had a whirl with the sat nav now. The largest issue here is the search functionality, and the way we've got used to functioning under Google; you chuck in the name of a place or a business, and it finds it. Apple's tries to do the same, but has two issues. First, it simply doesn't have the same number of addresses in the database, so a lot of things get missed. Second, it has a habit of thinking it's got the right match when it hasn't. You don't get a list of matches to select the correct one - it seems to either be a yes or no affair. In instances where there are multiple matches (as an example, if you make a generic search such as 'Starbucks'), it will put down pins for the 4 closest matches to your current location. I found myself reverting to either postcode lookup, or finding the location on the map and dropping a pin there myself.
Once it's going, it seems ok. When planning a longer journey (about 35 miles), it gave me three routes on an overview so I could pick the most suitable. I'm not sure if it adjusts for traffic or not: there are some red lines on the map when traffic builds up, but I didn't at any point get warned audibly. Perhaps it already caters for this on the route, so doesn't see the point.
Battery gets absolutely eaten when it's running. A 15 minute journey took it down 10%. Again, not a huge problem as you'd usually be charging in the car, but worth considering if you don't store a cable there and may find yourself wanting to use the sat nav on the fly. This is on the 4S; hopefully it's handled better on the 5.
The maps are fine, total BS from Google PR machine.
What sucks the worst is when my current EVO freezes up and runs slow because of the multitasking issue it has, they aren't even sure if Jellybean will fix it. And then the next question is when does Jellybean come out? And no one knows.
HTC basically programs the phone to aggressively kill apps to save battery. Problem is that they close and reopen over and over so fast that it actually lags the phone. iOS is great because you can just close the apps out in the tray and they are done. So much easier.
btw-
did anyone know the reason for the unique smoothness of the iphone motion while sweeping, sliding zooming etc.,is that the IOS uses 60fps, while Android uses 30fps !
i always tried to argue with people that Android just doesn't have that smooth motion in my eyes.
now i know i was right
In a survey of iPhone 5 buyers in New York this morning, Topeka Capital found 50% of them were upgrading to Apple's latest phone from the iPhone 4S.
Topeka Capital's survey also found 11% of people were upgrading from the iPhone 4, 3% from the iPhone 3GS, and 36% were first-time iPhone owners.
You are right. They are trying to fix that in jellybean, but every app will have to be updated. And without a doubt it makes a big difference.
Relevant link for any naysayers:
http://www.engadget.com/2012/06/27/project-butter-improves-android-4-1s-speed/
The reason the call of duty series took off so fast for xbox was because it was 60FPS (besides being a highly addictive shooter). Everyone was blown away by how smooth it was.
I would read game developers try and say it didnt make a huge difference, but you could always tell.
Agree the Nexus is underwhelming. It was one of the phones I could have gotten, but it just didnt really do much for me when I checked it out.
Me too. I know some people will claim BS, but it is VERY obvious.
Anyway there are plenty of reasons to show why many of us here will go Apple, and the fact that anyone would criticize us for it shows their immaturity. Its all about what works for you as a phone.
If it is good enough for JDali, I know I will dig it.
Me too. I know some people will claim BS, but it is VERY obvious.
Anyway there are plenty of reasons to show why many of us here will go Apple, and the fact that anyone would criticize us for it shows their immaturity. Its all about what works for you as a phone.
If it is good enough for JDali, I know I will dig it.