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Posted 30 May 2012 - 02:02 PM
Ditto KLanD. Android themed knick-knacks aren't accessories.
All this article does is emphasize the galaxy sized gap between the iPhone and Android devices in terms of accessories.
All this article does is emphasize the galaxy sized gap between the iPhone and Android devices in terms of accessories.
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Posted 30 May 2012 - 03:20 PM
bankerdanny, on 30 May 2012 - 02:02 PM, said:
Ditto KLanD. Android themed knick-knacks aren't accessories.
All this article does is emphasize the galaxy sized gap between the iPhone and Android devices in terms of accessories.
All this article does is emphasize the galaxy sized gap between the iPhone and Android devices in terms of accessories.
Galaxy sized gap... pretty funny
but it's dead-on. They could have at least shown the car mount accessories, even though it's phone specific and not really an *Android* accessory.
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stock Droid Incredible 2
supercharged Z06 Corvette, now with 608 RWHP<evil laugh>
other toys :-)
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Posted 01 June 2012 - 04:46 AM
One more glaring reminder of how Star Wars (George Lucas) perverted the original sci-fi meaning of "android" (i.e. human-like robot,which applied somewhat for C3PO), and how Google, and hangers-on like the vendors listed in this article, perpetuate that twisted meaning.
Why not call them 'bots? More accurate and cute enough for those that need cutesiness. Oh, right, now that is taken to mean malware writ large.
Communicating with constantly morphing language gets so "interesting".
Why not call them 'bots? More accurate and cute enough for those that need cutesiness. Oh, right, now that is taken to mean malware writ large.
Communicating with constantly morphing language gets so "interesting".
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Posted 01 June 2012 - 10:55 AM
rokky, on 01 June 2012 - 04:46 AM, said:
One more glaring reminder of how Star Wars (George Lucas) perverted the original sci-fi meaning of "android" (i.e. human-like robot,which applied somewhat for C3PO), and how Google, and hangers-on like the vendors listed in this article, perpetuate that twisted meaning.
Why not call them 'bots? More accurate and cute enough for those that need cutesiness. Oh, right, now that is taken to mean malware writ large.
Communicating with constantly morphing language gets so "interesting".
Why not call them 'bots? More accurate and cute enough for those that need cutesiness. Oh, right, now that is taken to mean malware writ large.
Communicating with constantly morphing language gets so "interesting".
Er?
According to Merriam-Webster, an Android is a robot, usually with a human appearance. (http://www.merriam-w...tionary/android)
In this case both the Android mascot and C3PO still fit within that definition.
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