Android will still have aux ports, removable batteries, and removable SD cards (up to 128gb usually). Hardware trumps software.
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And if you're out of matches, you can start the campfire with one.
Android has come a long way and the Galaxy Note 7 has a lot of bells and whistles. If the carriers ever get their act together and get firmware updates pushed out faster, it will make it much better. As it is, depending on the device and what carrier, it may or may not get the update. Choices are good, some better than others. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
looks like Apple is up to their old tricks again .. some of the iphone 7 will not support CDMA that smaller carriers use.
the Verizon/Tmobile versions support all four carriers are not available without a plan for now
the Verizon/Tmobile versions support all four carriers are not available without a plan for now
That's kinda the difference. Android hardware, by definition, is competitive. So there's carrier issues and hardware issues unique to manufacturers like the explodey 7 Note.And if you're out of matches, you can start the campfire with one.
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Android and iOS just appeal to different people. But Apple removing features still used by a majority of their users doesn't seem like a good idea.
One large draw to Apple, for me, is their protection of data and privacy. Apple's developer system (mostly) prevents unauthorized collection of data from your phone, whereas the Android developer system is wide-open (i.e., you have access to so much data, and the consumer is blind to much of it). I've developed apps for both, and the difference in this regard is mind-boggling.
Well ****. That bit of info was a thread killer.
Old tricks is right. It's SOP for Apple. Take their iMac for example. They dropped offering them with an optical drive even as an option some time back. The reason? Outdated technology. Hasn't hurt them yet but I'm gonna cry when I have to buy a new one. I don't use my DVD too terribly often but when I do I really need it. There isn't a better way of transferring 30,000 pictures at a time that I'm aware of.
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You can borrow my external DVD anytime you need it. I think I used it once last year. Of course you could back up to the cloud. Flickr and Google have a lot of free storage for pics
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I was going to say...one person in the whole state of OK having an optical drive should cover everyone given the rarity one is needed. I've needed one once or twice in the last 5 years, so just sharing one in your community is a great plan.
Yea, downloading 4 to 8 gig at a time isn't the thing it used to be. But uploading that from remote locations is for the birds. Burning it and sending via FedEx is faster! I use it for my work guys, it's just how it's done. One day memory sticks might get cheap enough to use like optical media, but by then it'll be obsolete too!
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