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Well iono about that. I understand the need for Flash and all, but both are a tossup. There are free Flash games that are better than iPhone games and iPhone games that are better than Flash games.
Why aren't people buying the Verizon iPhone?
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Well iono about that. I understand the need for Flash and all, but both are a tossup. There are free Flash games that are better than iPhone games and iPhone games that are better than Flash games.
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Well iono about that. I understand the need for Flash and all, but both are a tossup. There are free Flash games that are better than iPhone games and iPhone games that are better than Flash games.
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What flash games are you playing?
Please tell me which flash games are better than these games
This dude Ninjahood never ceases to amaze me.
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What flash games are you playing?
Please tell me which flash games are better than these games
This dude Ninjahood never ceases to amaze me.
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all apps are free anyways....it takes about 5 mins to jailbreak the iphone. its like one click
installous + cydia ftw.
installous + cydia ftw.
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No way there are any flash games competing with any top tier iphone game. they are porting FF III to iPhone, Marvel vs Capcom 3, Fight Night Champion, and a slew of other big name titles to iPhone.
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all apps are free anyways....it takes about 5 mins to jailbreak the iphone. its like one click
installous + cydia ftw.
installous + cydia ftw.
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No way there are any flash games competing with any top tier iphone game. they are porting FF III to iPhone, Marvel vs Capcom 3, Fight Night Champion, and a slew of other big name titles to iPhone.
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Originally Posted by MPLSdunk
i'm gonna stay with t-mobile till i die.i pay like 60 a month for insurance, text, data and 400 minutes. grandfathered ftw.
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Originally Posted by usainboltisfast
What flash games are you playing?
Please tell me which flash games are better than these games
This dude Ninjahood never ceases to amaze me.
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Originally Posted by MPLSdunk
i'm gonna stay with t-mobile till i die.i pay like 60 a month for insurance, text, data and 400 minutes. grandfathered ftw.
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Originally Posted by usainboltisfast
What flash games are you playing?
Please tell me which flash games are better than these games
This dude Ninjahood never ceases to amaze me.
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u can view hulu on androids STOCK browserOriginally Posted by usainboltisfast
So how do you explain the free Apps like Netflix, Skype (the real skype not that voip bs), and Hulu that are yet to be on Android marketplace? What financial incentive is android lacking?Originally Posted by ninjahood
basically...
and as far as developers "clamoring" over IOS vs android its pretty simple... financial incentive
there are alot more dumb people coppin crap on da itunes market so its pretty easy selling em stuff..its like shooting fish in da barrel...any savy phone user (basically most of da
android community) forgoes buying anything that they can either A. get for free B. get hacked or brewed from da xda community.
there's also a better system when it comes to ads on google which let's alot of apps with ad becomes free....and PAID apps are also cheaper on android VS iphone and are mirror
images of eachother.
once da apple iphone whorez itself out on all da providers, its mystique and exclusivity will be gone..leaviing it to stand on its technical specs legs.....and we all know apple
ain't about that life.
and how many times do people have to tell you that when you got flash on your phone you can watch movies FOR FREE so you dont need netflix....
and lemme not get into how many free apps are there that do exactly what skype does on android...jeez, you're way smarter then da apple company line filth you spew here.
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u can view hulu on androids STOCK browserOriginally Posted by usainboltisfast
So how do you explain the free Apps like Netflix, Skype (the real skype not that voip bs), and Hulu that are yet to be on Android marketplace? What financial incentive is android lacking?Originally Posted by ninjahood
basically...
and as far as developers "clamoring" over IOS vs android its pretty simple... financial incentive
there are alot more dumb people coppin crap on da itunes market so its pretty easy selling em stuff..its like shooting fish in da barrel...any savy phone user (basically most of da
android community) forgoes buying anything that they can either A. get for free B. get hacked or brewed from da xda community.
there's also a better system when it comes to ads on google which let's alot of apps with ad becomes free....and PAID apps are also cheaper on android VS iphone and are mirror
images of eachother.
once da apple iphone whorez itself out on all da providers, its mystique and exclusivity will be gone..leaviing it to stand on its technical specs legs.....and we all know apple
ain't about that life.
and how many times do people have to tell you that when you got flash on your phone you can watch movies FOR FREE so you dont need netflix....
and lemme not get into how many free apps are there that do exactly what skype does on android...jeez, you're way smarter then da apple company line filth you spew here.
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not looking goodOriginally Posted by aepps20
Can't wait for the Thunderbolt.
[h4]HTC Thunderbolt said to have terrible battery life, might explain delay?[/h4]
By Chris Ziegler
posted Feb 25th 2011 7:42PM
We're hearing from... well, let's call them "people familiar with the matter" that HTC's Thunderbolt -- a phone that's supposed to be Verizon's first with LTE -- is experiencing positively miserable battery life that's making it difficult for testers to avoid carrying a second phone around as a backup. How bad? Two to three hours from full to empty in some cases. Of course, we wouldn't be surprised if battery life was really bad with the LTE radio left on -- the EVO 4G wasn't much different at launch with WiMAX lit up -- but the word on the street is that the power situation is largely responsible for the delays we've been seeing. In fact, our source tells us the phone is currently working on its sixth retail delay at the moment. More on this situation as we get it.
Update: We've just heard from another trusted tipster that there's definitely a new firmware in the works to address battery life and signal issues (which -- you guessed it -- are interrelated). Thanks, HTC Kid!
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not looking goodOriginally Posted by aepps20
Can't wait for the Thunderbolt.
[h4]HTC Thunderbolt said to have terrible battery life, might explain delay?[/h4]
By Chris Ziegler
posted Feb 25th 2011 7:42PM
We're hearing from... well, let's call them "people familiar with the matter" that HTC's Thunderbolt -- a phone that's supposed to be Verizon's first with LTE -- is experiencing positively miserable battery life that's making it difficult for testers to avoid carrying a second phone around as a backup. How bad? Two to three hours from full to empty in some cases. Of course, we wouldn't be surprised if battery life was really bad with the LTE radio left on -- the EVO 4G wasn't much different at launch with WiMAX lit up -- but the word on the street is that the power situation is largely responsible for the delays we've been seeing. In fact, our source tells us the phone is currently working on its sixth retail delay at the moment. More on this situation as we get it.
Update: We've just heard from another trusted tipster that there's definitely a new firmware in the works to address battery life and signal issues (which -- you guessed it -- are interrelated). Thanks, HTC Kid!
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I'm sorry, but because it's on an iPhone, the controls will suck, causing the gameplay to decrease dramatically. I mean, have you played SF4 on the iPhone?
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Poor mans version of Infinity Blade. Its funny though that when I go to miniclip they even have iPhone apps out now furthermore proving the point that Flash isnt necessary. Of couse the entire Miniclip library isnt available on iOS but the fact that they are transitioning to native mobile devices is saying something.Originally Posted by LimitedRetroOG
Originally Posted by usainboltisfast
What flash games are you playing?
Please tell me which flash games are better than these games
This dude Ninjahood never ceases to amaze me.
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I'm sorry, but because it's on an iPhone, the controls will suck, causing the gameplay to decrease dramatically. I mean, have you played SF4 on the iPhone?
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Poor mans version of Infinity Blade. Its funny though that when I go to miniclip they even have iPhone apps out now furthermore proving the point that Flash isnt necessary. Of couse the entire Miniclip library isnt available on iOS but the fact that they are transitioning to native mobile devices is saying something.Originally Posted by LimitedRetroOG
Originally Posted by usainboltisfast
What flash games are you playing?
Please tell me which flash games are better than these games
This dude Ninjahood never ceases to amaze me.
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Phones been out 8 months...not 4g...loyal android following already created...ppl not eligible for upgrades nin cntrct w/ other carriers mostlyk...the phone is nice but wayyyy to over hyped
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Phones been out 8 months...not 4g...loyal android following already created...ppl not eligible for upgrades nin cntrct w/ other carriers mostlyk...the phone is nice but wayyyy to over hyped
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u can view hulu on androids STOCK browserOriginally Posted by usainboltisfast
So how do you explain the free Apps like Netflix, Skype (the real skype not that voip bs), and Hulu that are yet to be on Android marketplace? What financial incentive is android lacking?Originally Posted by ninjahood
basically...
and as far as developers "clamoring" over IOS vs android its pretty simple... financial incentive
there are alot more dumb people coppin crap on da itunes market so its pretty easy selling em stuff..its like shooting fish in da barrel...any savy phone user (basically most of da
android community) forgoes buying anything that they can either A. get for free B. get hacked or brewed from da xda community.
there's also a better system when it comes to ads on google which let's alot of apps with ad becomes free....and PAID apps are also cheaper on android VS iphone and are mirror
images of eachother.
once da apple iphone whorez itself out on all da providers, its mystique and exclusivity will be gone..leaviing it to stand on its technical specs legs.....and we all know apple
ain't about that life.
(flash duh)
and how many times do people have to tell you that when you got flash on your phone you can watch movies FOR FREE so you dont need netflix....
and lemme not get into how many free apps are there that do exactly what skype does on android...jeez, you're way smarter then da apple company line filth you spew here.
Hulu has been blocking Android users from their site similar to how they have blocked Google TV. People can watch Flash on their desktops why do they still use Netflix? More convenient, superior quality, better library. No video calling provider has more users than Skype and lets be serious their are TONS of Android users who want Netflix, Hulu, and Skype on their devices to act like these applications are pointless and no one wants them is beyond absurd.
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Originally Posted by ninjahood
u can view hulu on androids STOCK browserOriginally Posted by usainboltisfast
So how do you explain the free Apps like Netflix, Skype (the real skype not that voip bs), and Hulu that are yet to be on Android marketplace? What financial incentive is android lacking?Originally Posted by ninjahood
basically...
and as far as developers "clamoring" over IOS vs android its pretty simple... financial incentive
there are alot more dumb people coppin crap on da itunes market so its pretty easy selling em stuff..its like shooting fish in da barrel...any savy phone user (basically most of da
android community) forgoes buying anything that they can either A. get for free B. get hacked or brewed from da xda community.
there's also a better system when it comes to ads on google which let's alot of apps with ad becomes free....and PAID apps are also cheaper on android VS iphone and are mirror
images of eachother.
once da apple iphone whorez itself out on all da providers, its mystique and exclusivity will be gone..leaviing it to stand on its technical specs legs.....and we all know apple
ain't about that life.
(flash duh)
and how many times do people have to tell you that when you got flash on your phone you can watch movies FOR FREE so you dont need netflix....
and lemme not get into how many free apps are there that do exactly what skype does on android...jeez, you're way smarter then da apple company line filth you spew here.
Hulu has been blocking Android users from their site similar to how they have blocked Google TV. People can watch Flash on their desktops why do they still use Netflix? More convenient, superior quality, better library. No video calling provider has more users than Skype and lets be serious their are TONS of Android users who want Netflix, Hulu, and Skype on their devices to act like these applications are pointless and no one wants them is beyond absurd.
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not looking goodOriginally Posted by aepps20
Can't wait for the Thunderbolt.
[h4]HTC Thunderbolt said to have terrible battery life, might explain delay?[/h4]
By Chris Ziegler
We're hearing from... well, let's call them "people familiar with the matter" that HTC's Thunderbolt -- a phone that's supposed to be Verizon's first with LTE -- is experiencing positively miserable battery life that's making it difficult for testers to avoid carrying a second phone around as a backup. How bad? Two to three hours from full to empty in some cases. Of course, we wouldn't be surprised if battery life was really bad with the LTE radio left on -- the EVO 4G wasn't much different at launch with WiMAX lit up -- but the word on the street is that the power situation is largely responsible for the delays we've been seeing. In fact, our source tells us the phone is currently working on its sixth retail delay at the moment. More on this situation as we get it.
Update: We've just heard from another trusted tipster that there's definitely a new firmware in the works to address battery life and signal issues (which -- you guessed it -- are interrelated). Thanks, HTC Kid!
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