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JellzOct 26, 2012, 8:24 AM
over in the "Library of Congress Updates Jailbreaking and Unlocking Rules" discussion:
I don't get it.
1. Why is jailbreaking/rooting a tablet different from jailbreaking/rooting a phone?
2. Why should unlocking a phone be illegal?
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over in the "Library of Congress Updates Jailbreaking and Unlocking Rules" discussion:
How nice
I'm glad the government has decided what "enough unlocked phones" in the market means. Of course those are 2g/3g GSM/WCDMA/CDMA unlocked phones as we proceed into the LTE era. That's like telling us we can't hook our electric cars up to the grid because there are enough gasoline cars out there already.
Elections are coming up. Be sure to vote.
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over in the "Library of Congress Updates Jailbreaking and Unlocking Rules" discussion:
Take A Long Walk On A Short Pier
"The Library of Congress explained that it believes there are enough unlocked handsets available in the market at this time, and U.S. carriers have become more lenient about unlocking consumer devices upon request."
Talk about double speak. So there are enough carriers willing to unlock handsets that the response is to make the unlocking of handsets illegal? That is patently ridiculous and no one will abide by an unenforceable law in any case. No one is fooled. A nice FAT check was written to these dimwits. Fail. Try again.
over in the "Library of Congress Updates Jailbreaking and Unlocking Rules" discussion:
A few companies are following the rule sooo let's not enforce it at all
Wow. What is wrong with allowing a person to have control over a device that they purchase?
Most tablets are bought OUTRIGHT - NO CONTRACT - But it will not be up to you , the owner , what you do with it. ( at least legally )
Apply this logic to a new car you purchase or a new computer.
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ZpikeOct 26, 2012, 4:51 PM
over in the "Library of Congress Updates Jailbreaking and Unlocking Rules" discussion:
Do people think anymore?
I realize most people commenting on here don't like the new law. But why isn't anyone upset that the federal government thinks it can steal our freedom. This law is obviously wrong, and any politician who voted for it is obviously corrupt. When will Americans wake up to the fact that we no longer have a republic that does the will of the people, but a police state that is rapidly eroding our freedoms every day?
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over in the "Library of Congress Updates Jailbreaking and Unlocking Rules" discussion:
F*ck da police
I'm still doing whatever the hell I want with something I buy.
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over in the "Library of Congress Updates Jailbreaking and Unlocking Rules" discussion:
Differentiation between Phone and Tablet
I don't see a real differentiation between these two devices. A Phone device is what, an electronic device that can place a call? A tablet can do that, install any 3rd party app, Skype, Friendcaller, Dell Voice, and you can use that to place calls. In that situation, why would a tablet not be considered a phone device? I see no differentiation. A phone should be considered anything that can be used as such, which a tablet definately can be.
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over in the "Apple Sued by Consumers Over iPhone Locking Policies" discussion:
The Sherman Act really?!
They are actually arguing a violation of the Sherman Act passed in 1890? Am I the only one who sees humor in that?
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croodOct 22, 2012, 8:25 AM
over in the "Apple Sued by Consumers Over iPhone Locking Policies" discussion:
Not and Apple Fan, but...
Isn't locking a carrier mandated thing? Does Apple really have a choice in the matter? Locking phones was around well before the iPhone existed.
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over in the "Apple Sued by Consumers Over iPhone Locking Policies" discussion:
DCMA is also a basis for the lawsuit , not just the Sherman Act
The DMCA has a provision that allows handset owners to modify their devices for use on other networks. Read the article and/or the source material.
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over in the "Chevy, Ford Add Smartphone-Based GPS Apps to Cars" discussion:
HUH??? Did I miss something...?
"To avoid expensive in dash GPS units.... blah blah blah Use your own smartphone... blah blah... Charge $25 annually to use your phones GPS in the car???
um what are you getting for the $25 year that you do not already have access to is you have a WEB and GPS enabled smartphone in your car???
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over in the "Chevy, Ford Add Smartphone-Based GPS Apps to Cars" discussion:
While this is a nice gesture...
...I'd still rather use my FREE Google Navigation plugged in through an AUX input.
I mean I don't know if there's any reason you wouldn't be able to use an AUX input while using Sync (I've no experience with the tool), but that's the only way I can see anyone ever using these tools.
If I'm missing something, someone let me know.
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ZpikeOct 12, 2012, 10:30 PM
over in the "Chevy, Ford Add Smartphone-Based GPS Apps to Cars" discussion:
Android First?
Anyone notice that it was the Android app that was first developed with the iOS app to follow later. Coming from a large auto company like Ford, this is a definite sign that Apple is losing its grip on the culture.
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over in the "FreedomPop Launches Beta Broadband Service" discussion:
Good deal
This will be a really good deal once Sprint has more LTE coverage and Clearwire launches its "5000" LTE sites in June 2013. I would do this if I lived in an area with Wimax even. 😎
over in the "Review: Apple iOS 6" discussion:
If Android makes a new OS...
WOW I have upgraded from Gingerbread and ate an ICE Cream Sandwich not much different food is food long as it feels my belly..... Then people start crying about how it was not that much different! Then you have the people saying it is because it's a different type of food that makes it different... Well I am here to say Fanboys to their own it won't matter if apple makes a phone that could move a mountain but then critics will say I would get the free model on an upgrade because there is no difference between the two !!! GIve me a break throwing the 4g LTE Chip inside made it way different... Enough people are buying their products because it lasts longer than other phones (not saying the iphones wont break or that they don't have problems.....
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over in the "Review: Apple iOS 6" discussion:
Widgets on Android aren't done right
Like Copy + Paste, Widgets feel like something Android still doesn't do right.
First, the lag-
There's often a noticeable 1-2 second (sometimes turning into a 5 second on start-up) pause before a widget refreshes if it isn't on your primary home screen, which on iOS is enough time to launch the app, see the info, and quit the application to go back to what you were doing.
Usually upon reboot, I have to swipe across all of my home screens to get each widget to 'load.'
Then, the drain-
On several occasions I've had widgets turn into complete battery drains, constantly calling on things like location services. Because Android's power meter isn't exactly transparent, you usually have to re-boot the phone or re-install each widget...
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over in the "Review: Apple iOS 6" discussion:
But it's an iPhone!
But it's an Apple iPhone which is better than anything else, forever!! 👀
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over in the "Review: Apple iOS 6" discussion:
Left to Right panorama photos
All you need to do to shoot the panorama photo from right to left is hit the arrow on the screen, that will flip it. i thought that was retarted at first, but figgured out how to get it to go the other way 🙂
over in the "Review: Apple iOS 6" discussion:
here come the iphan boys
To hate on teh fonescoopz! How dare you say apple was behind on technology!!! 👀
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over in the "Review: Apple iOS 6" discussion:
It Just Works!
...except when it doesn't. 😲