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anonymuser
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On 2009-12-07 15:02:04, se_dude wrote:
If you are so naive that you cant understand anything from the million videos out there, I have nothing much to say.
So you're lecturing me on my naivity in not taking promotional videos at face value, and actually wanting to see the UI in action, in reality, before declaring it beyond compare to anything else on the market. Yes, I certainly do feel naive.
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se_dude
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Why is everyone pulling the X1 into it?WM is crap and even acknowledged by Microsoft itself. The guys here who own the X1 love it, who dont, hate it. its a love or hate relationship with the X1, which isnt a case with the X10. |
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On 2009-12-07 15:07:16, Boinng wrote:
Gizmodo don't seem to think the X10 is even worthy of a mention. Lolol indeed.
You haven't spent enough time reading Gizmodo then.
So you're lecturing me on my naivity in not taking promotional videos at face value, and actually wanting to see the UI in action, in reality, before declaring it beyond compare to anything else on the market.
No we're amused by your ability to disregard dozens of videos showcasing a product that actually exists and salivate at the HTC vaporware simultaneously.
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se_dude
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@take2- You can always switch to contacts which will serve the same purpose as the timescape. The contacts are just a structured form of the Timescape application. So if you hate swiping, just go to the contacts page and select the person you want to know about.As simple as that. And i dont see any grudges with mediascape here. it works real smooth. |
Caspa
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On 2009-12-07 15:08:40, se_dude wrote:
Well, the SE has a few nice touches of its own too. the sense looks good, no doubt about that, but comparing it to the SE UI which hasnt shown itself much yet is pretty premature.
It doesnt seem like there is an SE UI - It seems like its just a vanilla Android with Time/Mediascape as programs with a few extra bits from SE (i.e. BT transfer)... If there is more than that from SE you would have thought they would have said already... But we'll see... We can only hope eh?!?
@take2 - I know what you mean mate...
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On 2009-12-07 15:14:39, synn wrote:
You haven't spent enough time reading Gizmodo then.
I read the article you linked to, which said that HTC is likely to still own the Android space going forward at Motorola's expense, and didn't even give a passing mention to the X10 in relation to that, even while discussing HTC's own snapdragon-powered device and its release early in the new year. What should I draw from that?
No we're amused by your ability to disregard dozens of videos showcasing a product that actually exists and salivate at the HTC vaporware simultaneously.
Where do you get that I'm "salivating" over anything? I'm no HTC fan, and I'm not particularly interested in any Android phones as it stands, I'm just injecting a little realism into the claims that the UI on one unreleased phone (in reality just a couple of Android apps) is some kind of second coming that's "beyond compare" with anything else, when all anyone has to go by is a bunch of videos and prototype firmware. As already mentioned, HTC has phones on the market now with similar features, let alone in February - and until it's actually on the shelves, it's the X10 that's still classed as vapourware.
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On 2009-12-07 15:18:57, Boinng wrote:
On 2009-12-07 15:14:39, synn wrote:
You haven't spent enough time reading Gizmodo then.
I read the article you linked to, which said that HTC is likely to still own the Android space going forward at Motorola's expense, and didn't even give a passing mention to the X10 in relation to that, even while discussing HTC's own snapdragon-powered device and its release early in the new year. What should I draw from that?
...that you've just read the one article and have not been following the site regularly. Not to mention that Kat is one of their newer writers with a proven inability to understand the cellphone market outside the US.
There's a search button there. Do you need directions on how to use it? |
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vanilla?
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Caspa
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One thing to note, the handset they are referring to hasnt actually been announced by HTC... So when they say delay its not really an official delay is it?
Also, the two handsets that I referred to are not what is shown in the pic on Gizmondo...
they are actually these two...
Legend
Legend Specs
Bravo
Bravo 2
Bravo Specs
Thanks goes to B3ler3fonte from XDA for these...
As you will notice, neither seem to look like the pic... The most likely one it could be is Legend as that seems to have touch sensitive buttons under the screen...
Bravo which is supposedly 'Passion' actually has tactile keys on it as you can see...
Both have an optical mouse rather than a roller ball which the pic on Gizmondo shows...
I wonder whether that is a US carrier version of something? |
anonymuser
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On 2009-12-07 15:21:21, synn wrote:
...that you've just read the one article and have not been following the site regularly. Not to mention that Kat is one of their newer writers with a proven inability to understand the cellphone market outside the US.
Oh, you don't agree with that writer, that's a shame. How's the weather there?
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synn
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On 2009-12-07 15:32:55, Boinng wrote:
On 2009-12-07 15:21:21, synn wrote:
...that you've just read the one article and have not been following the site regularly. Not to mention that Kat is one of their newer writers with a proven inability to understand the cellphone market outside the US.
Oh, you don't agree with that writer, that's a shame. How's the weather there?
Oh you ignore the fact that's posted in the article and is supporting the writer's opinion piece attached after it. SUnny there too?
Oh look, Kat didn't mention the jesusphone as a worthy competitor to the HTC vaporware. That must mean it SUXXOORS!!! lolol.
See, I can use your brand of dumbass-logic too! |
Caspa
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@se_dude
Yeah, seen those pics with some programs and widgets on the screen... Are those SE specific ones then? Didnt know whether they were standard Android ones or not... |
se_dude
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Well havent seen them in the hero or the galaxy.Vanilla is the Droid. Compare and check.
I suggest you go and have a look around in the SE product blog. you will develop an idea then. |
Caspa
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With the Hero people only seem to use the HTC widgets, not the Android ones... Hence not really knowing what the Android widgets are...
From what I have seen on the blog, they simple talk about Android stuff - not SE specific stuff... |
synn
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On 2009-12-07 15:49:12, Caspa wrote:
With the Hero people only seem to use the HTC widgets, not the Android ones... Hence not really knowing what the Android widgets are...
From what I have seen on the blog, they simple talk about Android stuff - not SE specific stuff...
"All the homescreens, lockscreen, menus, submenus, notifications areas and internal buttons have been redesign completely by Sony Ericsson. "
http://www.gsmarena.com/sony_ericsson_xperia_x10-review-423.php |
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