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bluecoyote

Sep 23, 2012, 6:12 PM
over in the "Apple Asks For $707M More in Damages from Samsung" discussion:

For anyone siding with Samsung

Open up the calendar app on a Galaxy Note or S3, notice the cruddy fake leather which is somehow even worse than Apple's cruddy fake leather, and note...

1) It was deliberately styled to resemble Apple's fake leather calendar on the iPad and MacOS.

2) The stock Android calendar is much more beautiful than either.

3) Even Apple's ugly fake leather calendar is more attractive than the Samsung knockoff.

4) Samsung's ugly fake leather calendar is less functional than the stock Android Calendar

Now ask yourself-
Is Apple really stifling innovation with these lawsuits, or simply stifling a bunch of morons so lazy with their design and execution that they aren't even tasteful as to what they *copy.*
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mikkej2k

Sep 24, 2012, 8:41 AM
over in the "Samsung Provides List of Devices to Receive Jelly Bean" discussion:

Manufacturer tells us it's coming - carriers play keep away. Sigh...

The carriers need time to do "research and ad their own apps" or in some cases remove features or limit the phones capabilities.
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Ashke13

Sep 23, 2012, 9:59 AM
over in the "Apple Asks For $707M More in Damages from Samsung" discussion:

WOW

Apple is seriously pushing it to the limit, funny how their greed increased and are now asking for yet more money from Samsung around the same time of the release of the craphone5.
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thenewempire

Sep 23, 2012, 1:51 PM
over in the "Apple Asks For $707M More in Damages from Samsung" discussion:

Samsung is winning everywhere else...

Samsung did nothing wrong. This is all about an american jury siding with an american company. The case has been lost by Apple in 4 other countries. The day a company can win a case over things like rectangles with rounded corners is the day innovation stops.
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alpaca_camel

Sep 24, 2012, 6:54 AM
over in the "Apple Asks For $707M More in Damages from Samsung" discussion:

and remember, when posting something in PS against apple ...

DO NOT FEED THE TROLLS.
Mark_S

Sep 23, 2012, 10:00 PM
over in the "Apple Asks For $707M More in Damages from Samsung" discussion:

$707M

More in CEO and management bonuses........
thejonnotjohn

Sep 23, 2012, 11:06 AM
over in the "Apple Asks For $707M More in Damages from Samsung" discussion:

Make they saw samsungs new comercial...

...and they are a little upset...haha
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SteveNYC

Oct 31, 2011, 12:09 AM

T-Mobile & AT&T 3G/4G bands?

This phone appears to have the necessary radios to handle T-Mobile 4G at 1700MHz (makes sense since it's marketed as a T-Mobile 4G phone). But it also is indicated as having the ability to operate on 850MHz and 1900MHz, which are AT&T 3G frequencies.

Does this mean that an unlocked Exhibit II 4G could be used on either T-Mobile or AT&T? That would be kind of nice.
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Tofuchong

Dec 8, 2011, 7:25 PM

Don't buy this phone

Get the original Exhibit. Original exhibit supports HSPA+ 21.1 Mbps, while this one is only HSPA+ 14.4. I really wonder why they did that. Same processor speed too.
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Tofuchong

Apr 10, 2012, 6:25 PM

When are you going to Correct this Device's name ?

On March 28th, Samsung officially changed the name of this device to the Samsung Galaxy Exhibit 4G. Was wondering when this will be reflected on the site ?
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TizMe

Dec 15, 2011, 8:37 PM

Combining phone numbers

How do I get rid of the "double" numbers on the exhibit II. I keep my phone numbers on my SIM card and when they put it in my new phone it copied them to the phone and now both are showing when I bring up my contact list.
 
 
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