Originally Posted by whoever,hey:
“I dont know if i can draw my self to this pettiness now.”
Why are you saying that when you then go on to answer me point by point?
Originally Posted by whoever,hey:
“Debatable.”
Wrong. It is recognized in the industry and anyone who can't see that is either blind or in denial.
Originally Posted by whoever,hey:
“Android apps dont actually distinguish between different screen resolutions.
not any more”
Blowing up a phone app is not a tablet app and an Android app that actually takes advantage of Androids ability to package into one app variability for different screen sizes and resolutions is very rare.
The fact remains, there are over 300,000 **tablet** apps for the iPad whereas the best estimates for Android **tablet app**are just a fraction of that. It is also a fact within the industry that most iOS apps are of a higher quality and it is a fact that most apps come to iOS first.
Originally Posted by whoever,hey:
“this is no different with ipad 1 not being supported or iphone 4 which is a recent device.”
Of course there is a big difference when you consider the large numbers of Android tablets with hugely varying specs and screen resolutions and sizes. iOS devices are just a handful so fragmentation and incompatibility is tiny compared to Android
Originally Posted by whoever,hey:
“this is BS.”
No, it is fact. That is very common knowledge within the industry. Most Android fans would never think of trying to challenge that fact.
It is also obvious fact that the iPads have by far the best accessories support.
It is also fact that Apple's products have superior resale value.
Originally Posted by whoever,hey:
“DLNA”
Obviously you have never used AirPlay. There is nothing in the Android ecosystem that is as well implemented as AirPlay. DLNA is just the protocol and is meaningless without AirPlay like implementation.
Originally Posted by whoever,hey:
“At least the updates do something and not just localization fixes.”
LOL. Right.
Originally Posted by whoever,hey:
“Says who?”
Most impartial and objective Android users and industry related professionals.
Originally Posted by whoever,hey:
“Fair, but the customer can choose this.”
No, they can't since the Nexus 10 isn't available as a cellular model.