If I was buying Android, I'd be buying the Sony Xperia Z3 when it comes out shortly. Sony have the best build quality in Android-land to my eye and everything else about the phone is top-of-the-line.
http://www.stuff.tv/sony/sony-xperia-z3/review
Interesting. Is that evidence that NSC is dominated by the online equivalent of the prawn sandwich brigade?By way of an aside, iOS is the official operating system of NSC. That substantially more people access via iOS than Android is a given, but iOS also beats Windows comprehensively too.
This cheers me no end.
Interesting. Is that evidence that NSC is dominated by the online equivalent of the prawn sandwich brigade?
Have to agree with the 'meh' comment. Apple fell off the pace in smartphone leadership a couple of years ago in terms of hardware, and I haven't seen anything about this 'phone that suggests it's anything than a catch-up.
Maybe, but from an application and user interface perspective it is still ahead of the chasing pack. IPhone for me anytime.
I was hoping the announcement would be something along the lines of opportunities for their employees.
Maybe not.
http://www.nytimes.com/2012/01/26/b...for-workers-in-china.html?pagewanted=all&_r=0
If I was buying Android, I'd be buying the Sony Xperia Z3 when it comes out shortly. Sony have the best build quality in Android-land to my eye and everything else about the phone is top-of-the-line.
http://www.stuff.tv/sony/sony-xperia-z3/review
So my question is - does the iPhone stay fast or will that slow down eventually too? Because Apple fanboys used to tell me that the iMac would stay fast forever, yet although mine is still running reasonably well, it has definitely slowed down.
Best product to access the best fans forum. NSC on the iPad is a delight to use.
Anyone arguing the toss between Apple and Android phones, need to take stock, and thank their lucky stars that their company isn't tied in to sodding Blackberry.