[preferreduser]

RudyAunk, on 12 May 2012 - 12:27 PM, said:

Hetep and Respect Ed Oswald, nice try for the droid tribe. liar, liar pants on fire.

I asked Siri: What is the best smartphone made?

Siri: "You must be kidding right"

You folks with the Interpersonal Computer knockoffs (Iphone clones) still think you have smart phones, lol.

When Apple put artificial intelligence in Iphone as standard equipment your phones became simi-smart a notch above the old dumb button phones.

yea but only marginally smarter than than the fanbois buying them

[ZachKornet]

RudyAunk, on 12 May 2012 - 12:27 PM, said:

Hetep and Respect Ed Oswald, nice try for the droid tribe. liar, liar pants on fire.

I asked Siri: What is the best smartphone made?

Siri: "You must be kidding right"

You folks with the Interpersonal Computer knockoffs (Iphone clones) still think you have smart phones, lol.

When Apple put artificial intelligence in Iphone as standard equipment your phones became simi-smart a notch above the old dumb button phones.

This guys kidding right? Artificial intelligence? Obviously you must not be too intelligent to know what Siri actually is. A program pinging different sources and preset response databases do not qualify as artificial intelligence. Once Siri starts realizing by the tone of my voice that I'm having a rough day and it can start playing some soothing music is the day I'll call it intelligent. You on the other hand may need to give me more concrete evidence for your cause.

[bigpen85]

my siri answer me : http://i1052.photobu...SC00764Copy.jpg

[WaterEarthFirejtwn]

Yeah maybe Wolfram Alpha should use Amazon as it's source of user reviews where the Nokia Lumia 900 is the 1 and 2 top rated phones on the site with over 450 user reviews. Wolfram Alpha would have given the same answer regardless of whether it used Best Buy or Amazon.

[WaterEarthFirejtwn]

I think it's funny that Steve Wozniak and Siri agree. If Apple loves the Lumia 900 so much why don't they just marry it!

[MarkG]

LOL, Windows Phone is rubbish. It's laggy, buggy, crap battery life, only singe core CPU, and they are all about to be obsolete when Windows 8 launches, and Microsoft has a new mobile strategy. There is no upgrade path to that.

We only ever sold two in our store, one of them came back then the user discovered it wasn't Android.

[MarkG]

MikkoAver, on 12 May 2012 - 08:59 AM, said:

Nokia Lumia 900 is the top rated smartphone at amazon.com based on more than 400 individual reviews (black+cyan). So, Siri, you got it right: Nokia Lumia 900 is the best smartphone ever

You realise those 400 "reviews" are all from Microsoft? Trying to keep their dead smartphone platform on life support?

[JordanBurke]

WinCamXP, on 12 May 2012 - 08:19 AM, said:

Windows Phone sucks balls, can't be used for anything productive, and is ugly as f***. iDevices are extremely restrictive on what you can do with them, have a ridiculous approval process for the App Store, and really aren't all that useful when compared to...
Androids. Androids may have malware, but it's few and far between, and if you have any shred of intelligence you won't be downloading those apps anyway. The Market is very unrestrictive and has many useful tools, and if you don't like the Market games, emulators will fix that. Play wonderful NES, SNES, N64, Genesis, Gameboy/Color/Advance titles, and many other systems. There are wonderful games for those! Also, Android is very easily customizable. Some people say they're hard to use, but it's quite the opposite. They're easy and fun to use, and they can be much more lively than the boring iOS home screen. Do your research, kids, before you jump on the Appleholic bandwagon.

Butthurt. Butthurt everywhere.

[AdamTreier]

WinCamXP, on 12 May 2012 - 08:19 AM, said:

Windows Phone sucks balls, can't be used for anything productive, and is ugly as f***. iDevices are extremely restrictive on what you can do with them, have a ridiculous approval process for the App Store, and really aren't all that useful when compared to...
Androids. Androids may have malware, but it's few and far between, and if you have any shred of intelligence you won't be downloading those apps anyway. The Market is very unrestrictive and has many useful tools, and if you don't like the Market games, emulators will fix that. Play wonderful NES, SNES, N64, Genesis, Gameboy/Color/Advance titles, and many other systems. There are wonderful games for those! Also, Android is very easily customizable. Some people say they're hard to use, but it's quite the opposite. They're easy and fun to use, and they can be much more lively than the boring iOS home screen. Do your research, kids, before you jump on the Appleholic bandwagon.

I am an android user (I own 2 tablets and 2 android phones... I even run android on a netbook), and you are making the rest of us look bad. Windows Phone is the best OS for the general public (it's even more dumbed down than iOS) in my opinion, it just lacks developer support.

[artzy65]

imaginarynumber, on 11 May 2012 - 11:15 PM, said:

SIRI was suggesting that it did not agree with the statement that the Ipad is the best.

There's an equal argument re the 'And that's just not my opinion' because it was phrased loosely, in the sense that it could taken either way. Apple should correct that 'just not' to 'not just' which would clarify the statement in their favor. Do you seriously think Apple wouldn't have Siri say the iPhone was best?

Actually, it might be a PCWorld error re how Siri actually phrased it.

This post has been edited by artzy65: 13 May 2012 - 08:24 AM

[Kadidelhopper]

What a pack of losers these PC World writers are.

[Kadidelhopper]

theobserver, on 11 May 2012 - 01:45 PM, said:

Just admit it, iMorons. The Nokia Lumia 900 is the best smartphone in the market.

The Lumia 900 featuring LTE supports five times the download speeds of the best iPhone out there. Get out of the reality distortion field and look at what customers are saying.

Time to cut the hype. Siri is right.

Everytime you open your mouth you let everyone know what a reject you are. Don't remind us.

[artzy65]

theobserver, on 11 May 2012 - 01:45 PM, said:

Just admit it, iMorons.

These sorts of juvenile terms will just render your future posts to the 'don't-bother-reading-this-guy' category.

[artzy65]

Kadidelhopper, on 13 May 2012 - 08:43 AM, said:

theobserver, on 11 May 2012 - 01:45 PM, said:

Just admit it, iMorons. The Nokia Lumia 900 is the best smartphone in the market.

The Lumia 900 featuring LTE supports five times the download speeds of the best iPhone out there. Get out of the reality distortion field and look at what customers are saying.

Time to cut the hype. Siri is right.

Everytime you open your mouth you let everyone know what a reject you are. Don't remind us.

Your OJ image needs a red slash across the woman's neck. She's next...

[OlivSobisky]

Siri got it right this time. Nokia Lumia 900 is the most solid and elegant phone around. Great value for your money. Windows phone platform has a promising future that is so fluid and responsive than iPhone or Android. It is well architect that even in single-core performed better than any platform. The apps are indeed beautiful if properly done in metro style. No wonder why so many reviewers in Amazon love this phone. Lumia 900 is just a teaser. More good things to come from Nokia when Apollo aka Windows Phone 8 arrives.

[Evolution2001]

WinCamXP, on 12 May 2012 - 08:19 AM, said:

The Market is very unrestrictive and has many useful tools, and if you don't like the Market games, emulators will fix that. Play wonderful NES, SNES, N64, Genesis, Gameboy/Color/Advance titles, and many other systems. There are wonderful games for those! Also, Android is very easily customizable. Some people say they're hard to use, but it's quite the opposite. They're easy and fun to use, and they can be much more lively than the boring iOS home screen. Do your research, kids, before you jump on the Appleholic bandwagon.

No reason to jump on either bandwagon. People that don't like their phones the way they come from the vendor either root them (Android) or jailbreak 'em (Apple). I have an iPhone and it plays all the emulators you mentioned. (The fact that almost every single ROM for the aforementioned consoles is illegal not withstanding...) For those of us not on a bandwagon, regardless of what phone we own, there are markets that allow us to have almost all the same apps functionality-wise. Android has the Android Market and the Apple folks have the Repositories.
"Do your research, kids"....

[waldojim]

Evolution2001, on 13 May 2012 - 06:22 PM, said:

No reason to jump on either bandwagon. People that don't like their phones the way they come from the vendor either root them (Android) or jailbreak 'em (Apple). I have an iPhone and it plays all the emulators you mentioned. (The fact that almost every single ROM for the aforementioned consoles is illegal not withstanding...) For those of us not on a bandwagon, regardless of what phone we own, there are markets that allow us to have almost all the same apps functionality-wise. Android has the Android Market and the Apple folks have the Repositories.
"Do your research, kids"....

It isn't illegal if you rip that rom yourself, from a cartridge you own, and use it on your own machine.

[Evolution2001]

waldojim, on 13 May 2012 - 06:55 PM, said:

Evolution2001, on 13 May 2012 - 06:22 PM, said:

No reason to jump on either bandwagon. People that don't like their phones the way they come from the vendor either root them (Android) or jailbreak 'em (Apple). I have an iPhone and it plays all the emulators you mentioned. (The fact that almost every single ROM for the aforementioned consoles is illegal not withstanding...) For those of us not on a bandwagon, regardless of what phone we own, there are markets that allow us to have almost all the same apps functionality-wise. Android has the Android Market and the Apple folks have the Repositories.
"Do your research, kids"....

It isn't illegal if you rip that rom yourself, from a cartridge you own, and use it on your own machine.

Ohh ohh ohh, now it's my turn to also mention a group that exists in extraordinarily large numbers! "The majority of bit-torrents users who's primary use is for the transfer of royalty-free media and open-source software."

[imaginarynumber]

artzy65, on 13 May 2012 - 08:19 AM, said:

imaginarynumber, on 11 May 2012 - 11:15 PM, said:

SIRI was suggesting that it did not agree with the statement that the Ipad is the best.

There's an equal argument re the 'And that's just not my opinion' because it was phrased loosely, in the sense that it could taken either way. Apple should correct that 'just not' to 'not just' which would clarify the statement in their favor. Do you seriously think Apple wouldn't have Siri say the iPhone was best?

Actually, it might be a PCWorld error re how Siri actually phrased it.

err... Thanks. I had worked out the irony of the statement for myself... assuming that it was not a pc world typo, I would dare to suggest that rather than being phrased loosely, it was phrased badly. Sadly, such a suggestion to likely to irk many who genuinely believe that apple are unable to make mistakes.

[waldojim]

Evolution2001, on 13 May 2012 - 07:18 PM, said:

waldojim, on 13 May 2012 - 06:55 PM, said:

Evolution2001, on 13 May 2012 - 06:22 PM, said:

No reason to jump on either bandwagon. People that don't like their phones the way they come from the vendor either root them (Android) or jailbreak 'em (Apple). I have an iPhone and it plays all the emulators you mentioned. (The fact that almost every single ROM for the aforementioned consoles is illegal not withstanding...) For those of us not on a bandwagon, regardless of what phone we own, there are markets that allow us to have almost all the same apps functionality-wise. Android has the Android Market and the Apple folks have the Repositories.
"Do your research, kids"....

It isn't illegal if you rip that rom yourself, from a cartridge you own, and use it on your own machine.

Ohh ohh ohh, now it's my turn to also mention a group that exists in extraordinarily large numbers! "The majority of bit-torrents users who's primary use is for the transfer of royalty-free media and open-source software."

And what does that have to do with the topic?

ROMS are not inherently illegal. Stealing the roms over the internet is. Do you deny this?