Actually the name Android isn't Google's but came with the acquired in 2005 company...
Google Buys Android for Its Mobile Arsenal
Diogen.
The should have called it "iphone wanna be but fell short -one" LOL
Pissing off Jobs as much as it did made its development well worth it, regardless of the name...The should have called it "iphone wanna be but fell short -one" LOL
Why it's just as good and in most aspects BETTER!The should have called it "iphone wanna be but fell short -one" LOL
That is, of course, a matter of opinion. If you like the android based phones then enjoy. I'll stick with the iPhone until something that works better for me comes along.Why it's just as good and in most aspects BETTER!
This is very true. I should have stated people that are a bit more tech savvy seem to enjoy open source and truly customization of the android platform! Where as my younger cousin's love there i phone's just point an click. You are very correct it is one's opinion.That is, of course, a matter of opinion. If you like the android based phones then enjoy. I'll stick with the iPhone until something that works better for me comes along.
Mario
This is one very BIG reason i have shy ed away from purchasing the Nexus!As I stated in another thread, there is something that is wrong with buying a phone that the only carrier that can use it on does not support it. Talk about a bunch of finger pointing by Google and T-Mobile once something strange goes wrong. Neither company is going to want to help if they can not 100% tell it is their problem.
There is also a "complaint" from the family of author Philip K. Dick, who thinks google stole the name Nexus One from Dick's book Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheeep. The androids that the bounty-hunter in the book (yes, this is the story that Blade Runner is based on), was going after were a Nexus-6 model.
Creative on Google's part, although I don't know if the Dick's have a case.
As I stated in another thread, there is something that is wrong with buying a phone that the only carrier that can use it on does not support it. Talk about a bunch of finger pointing by Google and T-Mobile once something strange goes wrong. Neither company is going to want to help if they can not 100% tell it is their problem.