My comments (showing 21 to 30 of 653)
- Have looked at and do like the GSIII screen better than the i5. I personally like my gNexus screen better than my i5. Like / Dislike is in the eye of the beholder.
In reply to: "Screens test: Apple iPhone 5 vs. Samsung Galaxy S3"
October 16, 2012
- Um..... Okay......... And?
Thx for the comparison but I don't se these "apps" the same way.
Zagat I use as a secondary source, Yelp almost not at all, and do most of my thoughts / reviews directly in Google.
This makes it easy, relevant and I can see the rating directly on the map.In reply to: "Zagat (Android)"
October 16, 2012
- There are so many capabilities you can do via Goole that other search engines don't really allow.
Way to many folks have no clue what is really available beyond the simple search string.In reply to: "Inside Google's sci-fi search experiments"
October 13, 2012
- gork - sadly your term " pinning " shows a lack of understanding. My take on the winner was a bit different than yours.
As for Afghanistan, Ryan is closer to the truth. Our method of pulling out is placing our servicemen and women at risk. Biden's comment shows a lack or issue comprehension.
Maybe he just tried to memorize some wrong notes..In reply to: "New 'Jack Kennedy' line in VP debate tops reaction on Twitter"
October 11, 2012
- "In an apology two weeks ago, Apple CEO Tim Cook promised improvements while urging users towards alternatives, saying "the more our customers use our Maps the better it will get.""
I keep seeing this comment again and again. Do folks realize how big of a lie it is?
I have an i5. No, I wont use Apple Maps. I tested it and it has way too many mistakes and ommissions for me to even attempt to rely on it. So I use something else. If I dont use the app, I dont send "corrections". I wonder how many people are really sending in fixes? This method of update will take years, not months. Kowing this, Apple is not relying on its user base to drive the scale of updates it needs; it cant.
So why the lie?In reply to: "Developers: We warned Apple about iOS maps quality"
October 10, 2012
- Maybe Yes, Maybe No.
My son said at his school the majority use Android.
My recent flight (EST to PST) I noticed a group of teens in the back of the plane - some kind of club ... I think, anyway, most had an iTouch or iphone 4/4S. Only saw one i5. I did notice most of the business folks who were using their phone had a SGSIII. I was surprised.In reply to: "Survey: iPhone, iPad ownership surging among teenagers"
October 9, 2012
- By the time this finishes, the overall affect on either side will be meaningless.
Cue the patent rerererereview - the one where something is actually accomplished.In reply to: "So it looks like Samsung might not have tried to copy the iPhone"
October 7, 2012
- Based on cent Apple Map experience, that particular app would be detrimental to directionally challenged individuals. Use in that case is not recommended.
In reply to: "Dear iPad pedestrians, this has to stop"
October 7, 2012
- On a campus yes. Downtown LA, Frisco, or NYC? Not much. Those that do either learn quickly that paying attention to one's path is paramount or are mentally challenged in some capacitive fashion.
Kind of reminds me of the "blonde antelope".In reply to: "Dear iPad pedestrians, this has to stop"
October 7, 2012
- "I've been walking and reading since long before there were portable electronic devices to read on. I have good peripheral vision, I'm aware of my surroundings, and I don't walk into people. But walk into me intentionally and you will get a very sudden lesson in judo
Posted by tgibbs"
Chuckle - like to see how you pull that off while holding onto and watching / reading info on your iPad. :-)In reply to: "Dear iPad pedestrians, this has to stop"
October 7, 2012
