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So have I. I used to think this, but I was mistaken. -
RG I will read your post later I haven't had a chance yet.
Hey Zig you may want to check and see if you're affected by this:
Update: Looks like you are. Better get anything personal off of there for a bit until it's cleared up.
Yikes, another one, Freak if you got around to picking up the Galaxy S II you should check if you're affected by the bug below.
Two really bad Android vulnerabilities in one day. Yikes.Comment
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Good thing I don't keep my life on my phone, huh?"Greatness is not an act... but a habit.Greatness is not an act... but a habit." -Greg JenningsComment
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You don't keep text msgs? Pics? Contacts? Emails? Why do you have a smart phone, then?Originally posted by MJZiggy View Post
Jeez, why the snide remark when I'm trying to save you from having your personal info ripped?? It's really rude. I'll refrain from trying to help you in the future. Hopefully, getting your life hijacked will teach you to be a little nicer and more respectful to those who are trying to help you.Comment
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"You're all very smart, and I'm very dumb." - PartialComment
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Wakka doooo wakka dooo wakka doooo dooo dooooooOriginally posted by 3irty1Comment
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Crazy stuff going on with Sprint and the iPhone. Sprint is betting the farm on the iPhone?
Clearly Sprint thinks iPhone is the real deal and Android is not if they're willing to bet the future of the company on it.We’ve been hearing about the iPhone coming to Sprint for so long now that it feels almost inevitable, but that wasn’t necessarily the case behind the scenes, according to the Wall Street Journal. In order to get the device, Sprint had to promise Apple it would buy some 30.5 million iPhones over the next four years at total cost of $20 billion — a “bet-the-company” deal that may not make the number-three carrier any money until 2014. Even still, CEO Dan Hesse convinced his board of directors that Sprint simply couldn’t compete without Apple’s latest phone — he’s previously said desire for the iPhone is the “number 1 reason customers leave or switch.”
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"You're all very smart, and I'm very dumb." - PartialComment
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We'll say that I'm careful with my data. Phones can be stolen. If someone wants a pic of my cat that badly, let 'em have at it, but you won't find pics of my kid. After a rash of car thefts several years ago where the car thieves used the navigation to go rob the people's houses, trying to get to my home will take you to my kid's old elementary school. We don't have a texting plan because we, you know, call each other and I don't use people's full names in my contact list. You'd have to know who they are for the list to do you any good. Good luck hijacking my life from my phone. I have a smart phone for navigation & maps and finding coffee shops and for scanning random bar codes, identifying songs, reading and entertaining myself when I have a few minutes and no knitting with me. Oh and for music when I need it. And by the way, if you read this post, you'll realize that my post was completely serious. Unlike all your replies when I've tried to help you out in your life.Originally posted by Partial View Post"Greatness is not an act... but a habit.Greatness is not an act... but a habit." -Greg JenningsComment
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Yo Partial....I'm still rolling with my handy Nexus One. I'll wait and see what shakes here in the next week or three.....C.H.U.D.Comment
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If security is that important you must use a blackberry then. Good choice.Originally posted by Partial View PostAll tyrannies rule through fraud and force, but once the fraud is exposed they must rely exclusively on force.
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Actually, he uses a 1st generation Palm Pre. I use a blackberry and he ridicules me about it all the time. I know, it makes no sense, but you catch on quick.Originally posted by Upnorth View PostComment
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Security on a phone is a serious issue and one that I think people overlook. Its all too easy to crack bluetooth and get a phonebook and pictures--everything a bastard kid needs to potentially blackmail you.70% of the Earth is covered by water. The rest is covered by Al Harris.Comment
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Extremely underwhelmed by the decision to keep the same enclosure for the iPhone 4S. Bad move. Aluminum is much better.
The new camera looks amazing. By far the best camera ever in a smart phone. Should rival point and shoots from a few years ago with it's advanced backlit sensor. It really is about time someone has leveraged gyroscopes/accelerometers to do stabilization.
The software looks incredible. iOs 5 looks awesome. The siri stuff is really quite scary to me. It's ridiculously cool technology much like IBM's Watson with it's natural language processing. Having said that, it's a little frightening and terminator like.
It's the best smart phone still, certainly the fastest, but c'mon, really, still a 3.5" screen? You could easily fit a 4" screen on that enclosure with the size of the bezel. That would have been a HUGE improvement. As I've said before, I do not care for the glass back on the iPhone 4. Why would they keep that when it's susceptible to cracks? Aluminum!!!!Last edited by Partial; 10-04-2011, 02:18 PM.Comment
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Does the security have cracks like the case???Originally posted by Partial View PostAll tyrannies rule through fraud and force, but once the fraud is exposed they must rely exclusively on force.
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