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Comment Re:and what about xerox's stuff? (Score 0) 988

This actually did amuse me. Apparently tapping icons on a phone screen isn't a natural progression from clicking icons on a computer screen, which as you point out Apple didn't come up with in the first place.

If tapping icons on a touchscreen is a natural progression from the desktop, why did Apple have to re-invent the touchscreen to make it happen? Before the iPhone first hit the market, touchscreens were a relic.

Comment Re:Context? (Score 1) 306

I find it surprising that 34% is an accurate number. After all, the word "3G" is on the screen pretty much 100% of the time.

There's likely a clock on your operating system 100% of the time. Do you always know the time, or do you have to check?

Comment Re:rageometer (Score 1) 1173

After all, many cannot change gear (or even lane) safely.

Change gear? Bah, most Americans haven't seen a manual transmission. Honestly, I think they should be mandatory for new drivers over here. They force you to pay attention to what you're doing.

Comment Re:Your Child Can Turn on The TV Anytime (Score 1) 561

Pretend, just for the sake of this discussion, that you lived in Germany. You take your children to a nice wholesome bookstore and start browsing the magazines. In plain sight, right next to all of the normal magazines, is a large array of porn. Stuff like that is standard fare in Germany, and other Euro countries. How would you handle that?

People in those countries simply emphasize that sex is not a big deal.

Comment Re:Verizon won't roll them out to kiosks. . . (Score 1) 412

What good will that do them? They'll combine both of their sub-standard mobile OS's and somehow take down Google and Apple?

Hell, this is coming from a guy with a Blackberry. I wish it could happen; I wish RIM would snap themselves out of the iPhone-induced stupor they seem to be in. Sadly, I don't think they can do it.

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