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  • imsotyerred
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    Originally posted by Vivek
    Actually nothing has ever broken on my car (other than an exhaust weld), I've just been improving and maintaining things. I was talking out of my ass.
    as is often the case

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  • Vivek
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    Actually nothing has ever broken on my car (other than an exhaust weld), I've just been improving and maintaining things. I was kinda joking.

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  • imsotyerred
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    Originally posted by Vivek
    Why? Because I prefer not to own a phone that's ugly and a pain in the ass to use? I have my car for when I want to be fixing shit every week.
    because you're fucking annoying

    SRSLY ***, you fix your car every week? if that's the case then you don't deserve it
    Last edited by imsotyerred; 09-27-2012, 09:47 PM.

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  • Vivek
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    Why? Because I prefer not to own a phone that's ugly and a pain in the ass to use? I have my car for when I want to be fixing shit every week.

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  • imsotyerred
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    Originally posted by Vivek
    Because they got the design right the first time and haven't had to make it drastically different for it to still look thoroughly modern and sophisticated.
    get off of steve jobs's desicated, cancer-ridden nuts

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  • Vivek
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    Because they got the design right the first time and haven't had to make it drastically different for it to still look thoroughly modern and sophisticated.

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  • imsotyerred
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    Originally posted by Swanny
    How and why is this a comparison?
    because they all look the same

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  • James Crivellone
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    Originally posted by e30saam
    THIS, I tell my android friends this all the time, the iPhone is the Porsche 911 of phones.
    Well if you want to put it that way.

    The IPhone is the Porsche 911 of phones, it does lots of things very well all the time.

    Android is an Italian/British Sports car, if you shop and get the correct one is it amazing at everything, although you may run into a bump in the experience from time to time.

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  • Swanny
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    Originally posted by e30saam
    THIS, I tell my android friends this all the time, the iPhone is the Porsche 911 of phones.
    How and why is this a comparison?

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  • giantkeeper
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    Originally posted by z31maniac
    Is it OK to admit I don't want to tinker with ROM's, etc with a phone, I just want the motherfucker to work everyday, without fail when I try to use it?
    I'm with you 100%

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  • e30saam
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    Originally posted by Fusion
    Porsche 911 evolution vs. Honda Civic evolution
    THIS, I tell my android friends this all the time, the iPhone is the Porsche 911 of phones.

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  • James Crivellone
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    Originally posted by z31maniac
    Is it OK to admit I don't want to tinker with ROM's, etc with a phone, I just want the motherfucker to work everyday, without fail when I try to use it?
    Apple/Samsung/Motorola/HTC have devices that fall under that catagory.

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  • z31maniac
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    Is it OK to admit I don't want to tinker with ROM's, etc with a phone, I just want the motherfucker to work everyday, without fail when I try to use it?

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  • James Crivellone
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    Originally posted by Ryan Stewart
    I think having ubiquity was more important than control. Being said I am really happy to see Google selling directly and actually advertising Nexus devices. I think that will do a lot. If Nexii start selling in higher volumes it will put more pressure on manufacturers to keep up.

    I wont be going back to a non-Nexus. Sense was good in the 1.x days of Android but its only a shadow of what it was then, now Android is a platform that is ready to stand on its own. Id love to see manufacturers differentiate on hardware and, if they want, create some custom applications/widgets that are exclusive to their handsets but not mess with the core.

    Now I just need to get the girlfriend on the Nexus S (unless Google releases a good 4" Nexus by Jan).
    Consider Motorola and Samsung dev devices as well, better hardware (at the moment certainly) and just as much tinkering/roming potential.

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  • Ryan Stewart
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    Originally posted by James Crivellone
    Google does need to grow a pair and bring back the Android update alliance. They mentioned it once during the launch of ICS (I think ICS) and never mentioned it again.. Bad google!
    I think having ubiquity was more important than control. Being said I am really happy to see Google selling directly and actually advertising Nexus devices. I think that will do a lot. If Nexii start selling in higher volumes it will put more pressure on manufacturers to keep up.

    I wont be going back to a non-Nexus. Sense was good in the 1.x days of Android but its only a shadow of what it was then, now Android is a platform that is ready to stand on its own. Id love to see manufacturers differentiate on hardware and, if they want, create some custom applications/widgets that are exclusive to their handsets but not mess with the core.

    Now I just need to get the girlfriend on the Nexus S (unless Google releases a good 4" Nexus by Jan).

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