This comparing this and comparing that sounded to me like someone is picking a wife. LOL

I often fascinated by these talks about “tons of apps”. So how many of these supposedly 400,000+ apps did most iphone user generally install? 10? 20? 30? 40? Surely nobody is going to install 400,000 apps or let alone 500 apps. So does it really matter how many thousand there are? Heck, by that reckoning, even Nokia’s apps are more than sufficient.
But rather what I think is even more important than numbers is the quality of the apps. What I am interested to know is, are Apple’s app of better quality than Andriod and Nokia?

Don't. Why spoil his happiness?

You don't understand. There are fair amount of people staying with Nokia because of the GPS thing. If you go overseas, your Porsche is suddenly a bullock cart going nowhere and the N9 now the Porsche going everywhere for free.

This shows how little you know about GPS usage when overseas. When you go overseas next time, try using your Google Maps and see whether you will get an heart attack when you come back and see the phone bills. For Nokia, the cost can be zero.

BTW, Google Maps in Malaysia has no voice turn by turn navigation. For Nokia, you can have it in any language you wanted...German....English....Japanese...even your own recorded voice.

AFAIK, when it comes to GPS, Nokia is king and that is one of the main reason some people who know GPS and use GPS overseas stay with Nokia.

You mean to say Android phone owner only stay back in the kampung and never travel overseas? This is interesting....

BTW, I only stay stay with Nokia because I needed the GPS thing. If not, I would have jumped ship already. But then, you wouldn't understand what i am talking about because you have never been overseas, not even to Singapore. Poor fellow.


This post has been edited by Optiplex330: Sep 25 2011, 08:31 PM

This is funny. AFAIK, phone pricing is a commercial decision. I bet if your chicken don't lay eggs, you also blame the government.

A mature person should not even start immature remarks in the 1st place and then start talking about maturity later....

The 2 advantages of Nokia are:
1. Yes, you download at home the entire maps using free Wifi instead of paying for overseas super expensive roaming data charge that Google Maps must use.
2. Nokia gives you free maps. Latest 3.06 is super easy. Others like Garmin need to pay for the extra maps....say USD100 for USA map.

Can you watch MKV files?

What's the file system for Andriod? FAT32 or NTFS?

Not fair to compare phone screen size to TV because TV stays stationary but phone has to be pocketable. It's nicer to have small phone to carry around but big when using it. So how?

I find it funny people putting a book sized phone to their ear.

This post has been edited by Optiplex330: Sep 26 2011, 12:27 PM