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etaab Posts: > 500

You hardly use your new iPhone ? thats a shame. Its not just the Bluetooth functioning that would stop me using it, its other things aswel.
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Posted: 2010-10-05 18:08:28
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Tsepz_GP Posts: > 500

Symbian looses against Android in both depth and looks, thats exactly why i moved. Symbian has great power management and for a while was excellent at task management (N95 to E71) but it has lost the latter to Android. There's my positive Symbian statement. If it wasnt for Android i'd still be on Symbian. Android is far more than pretty looks though and its modding community is even in the Android Market, there are apps in there like Super Explorer, SetCPU, ROM Manager that allows you to install/run 3rd party ROMs etc...The openess of Android and its Android Market appstore are like "smartphone geek heaven" lol, there's just SO MUCH out there for Android, it brings back memories of my early days with Symbian S60 with my Nokia N80, there was all kinds of stuff out there especialy after installing Python, but all that vanished, and suddenly Android brought in more possibilities, the beauty of it is that its an OS built for BOTH geeks and the average joe, its nice UI, fluidity and consistency makes it fun for the average joe to use and at the same time its openess mixed with the nice and flexible UI, and huge modd community make it a great combo, what also helps is the ridiculously huge screen sizes, screen res, huge amounts of RAM and seriously fast CPUs that these Androids come with, thats hardware though i know, but that whole mixture of SW, modds and HW is just amazing, it makes going back to a Symbian difficult, glad i didnt wait for the N8, as i would have kicked myself for missing all this, clutched at straws, called Android nothing but a pretty UI (due to lack of experience) and been mad at who ever critisis Symbian.
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Posted: 2010-10-05 19:18:57
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Bonovox Posts: > 500

@etaab I said I hardly ever use Bluetooth
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Posted: 2010-10-05 19:29:00
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AbuBasim Posts: > 500


On 2010-10-05 17:20:20, etaab wrote:
To think there is only one OS out there that is of any good is blind, uneducated and ignorant.

'Good' or 'bad' are opinions. You're upset that people don't share your opinion of Symbian?
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Posted: 2010-10-05 19:31:22
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etaab Posts: > 500


On 2010-10-05 18:00:39, Bonovox wrote:
I use iphone about as often I get dates with top models. In others words never



Thats not what you said above !

@ AbuBasim - not not upset, annoyed at all of you that think Symbian is obsolete. Its not.

@ Tsepz_GP - you have no idea about me, i dont doubt you have much more Android experience than i since ive never owned one, but im far from inexperienced with the OS. Ive used it on the original G1, on several other HTC phones this past two years, the X10, X10 mini and the Galaxy S. Like i said earlier, one of my friends has a Desire, which out of all the Android phones released i think is the second best of the lot, and my other friend has a X10. Those are the two ive used the most.

You have nothing good to say about Symbian, you're just happy to jump ship to whatever is the next (overhyped )best thing. Sadly, you stepped into an obsolete X10 running a rather mish-mash version of Android where SE have had to force their own functionality into their UI that would otherwise be missing from the dated and fragmented OS it runs.
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Posted: 2010-10-05 19:50:20
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Bonovox Posts: > 500

@etaab slight mistake there I mean't to say Bluetooth I said iphone by accident
[ This Message was edited by: Bonovox on 2010-10-05 19:04 ]

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Posted: 2010-10-05 20:00:17
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Tsepz_GP Posts: > 500

etaab
The funniest part of it all is that despite running Android1.6 which still has loads being done for it, the X10 works far better in terms of being a smartphone than any Symbian, and is not that different from the Desire in daily use. If i was the type to jump to every "hyped" thing i would have had an iPhone before the Android
Symbian is the KING of fragmentation, there are apps that run on N97 but not on 5800 due to lack of e.g. Compass, then amongst the high-end Symbians (N97, Satio, OmniaHD) there are certain games that run on the SE and Samsung but not on the Nokia due to hardware, we can get deeper, between the Eseries and Nseries and then touch Nseries there apps that have to be made for each separately due to the different screen res and screen ratios, as well as touch optimized vs. non-touch, you can see this even with the major apps such as Opera Mobile where they have develop them separately or even OpenVideoHUB, they have to do the same, and then the devs. have to handle two diff apps with diff issues whereas in Android its ONE for all with all apps that support usualy 1.5 to 2.x, and here you are calling Android fragmented and now we are going to have even more with S3 apps that require HW acceleration and so not working on the mighty (sarcasm) N97. Atleast with the majority of Androids running Android2.1 by end of this year it wont be bad, hard to say the same in Symbian, whats going to happen to X6 AND E72 users now that both Symbian s60v3 and touch have moved on? A repeat of the N85 to N86 mess, where N85 users were left with an old version of Nokia Maps, and Nokia Email due to the N86 having a newer S60v3 FP2 version. Atleast Google updates ALL devices with new Maps, Email, FB app etc...
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Posted: 2010-10-05 20:49:41
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gayannr Posts: 499

Damn! People, Let's stop this debate for god's sake
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Posted: 2010-10-06 08:46:59
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etaab Posts: > 500

Again those are your opinions and not fact. I find the way Symbian apps are made for each phone type (s60 fp1 or s60 fp2) rather easy. Especially when an apps developer lists each device on their site individually.

Compare that to Android where apps for froyo wont work on cupcake of which the majority do not. Again thats your opinion it does when it is not the case.
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Posted: 2010-10-06 11:56:26
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Tsepz_GP Posts: > 500

FOR YOU thats fine, but the dev has to deal with multiple apps. In Android its ONE for ALL except for a very few that are for Froyo.
LOL! Love how you say its my opinion, its fine if you cant accept what i write, but all that ive put there are problems many had, the GPU games certainly NOT opinion, certain apps working on N97 but not 5800, again NOT opinion, but FACT. N85/N79/E71 to N86/E72, NOT opinion, but again, FACT, just go through Symbian Freak, HowardForums, N95users, N81street etc...its all there.
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Posted: 2010-10-07 01:00:01
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