(A typical comments box at a Korean website)
South Koreans are now deeply hurt and mad at Apple as a whole country about Apple’s recent lawsuit to Samsung’s Galaxy Tab 10.1, which has been halted of sales in Europe.
So what?
There’s evidence that Apple has altered evidence images, as see here:
One thing I (and probably most people of the world) have no tolerance of cheating, stealing, and lying. Clearly, Apple is just trying
Apple’s next target after Samsung? Motorola, Motorola’s latest 10.1-inch Android tablet has been deemed to have copied Apple’s iPad designs.
Come on! That is ridiculous. At least suing Samsung for the Galaxy Tab 10.1 made some kind of sense as its lighter and slimmer than iPad but suing Motorola for the Xoom tablet which does not look anywhere near an iPad???
Clearly, Apple has hired some dumb-nut lawyers to do their job of trying to take down Android via proxy companies like Samsung and Motorola. And no, there’s absolutely no clear reason
Personally, I think the Galaxy Tab 10.1 is the best tablet on the market now. It’s thinner AND lighter than an iPad 2, can be overclocked to 1.4Ghz dual-core, and even run Ubuntu!
So, is Apple getting desperate?
I think so, they are
Adobe’s CEO Shantanu Narayen has made an official statement that Adobe is no longer married in fact divorced with Apple finally.
We’ve seen how well the new Motorola Droid 2 runs Adobe’s latest mobile Flash Player 10.1 and we can see a big future of growth with the Flash market. In the meanwhile, for those of you on iPhones, don’t be so sad that the tech marriage has fallen apart, you can still enjoy second-hand flash player by
Ironically only a day after I posted the South Koreans are practically going mad because they can’t get their hands on the latest iPhone 4, the South Korean company LG who supplies displays for iPads, announces they simply cannot keep up with iPad demands.
Of course, this probably has nothing to do with the fact that most South Koreans are “frustrated” at Apple for treating them like a 3rd world country, but you have to admit it’s ironic that this happened
video://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r9MA-Y_l5yQ
Recently, Apple attacked Droid X, posting a video on their YouTube channel showing the death grip on the Droid X.
Needlessly to say, it’s coming from Apple and they are still missing the most important point, that iPhone 4’s antenna reception problems happen when you only place a finger on the antenna gap.
Besides that, Apple is participating in deceptive acts or practices by manipulating the Droid X antenna tes
According to numerous Korean tech sites I have read through just now, South Koreans are very “unhappy” about the fact that Apple and Steve Jobs left out South Korea from its iPhone 4 launch. While many other countries including UK customers have gotten hands-on the iPhone 4, South Korea has been left out, where it has a strong hold on smartphone consumers.
In addition, South Korea’s only iPhone provider KT, is having trouble explaining to customers when exactly iPhone 4 will be available. KT is currently able to sell iPhone 3Gs 8GB versions, 16GB and 32GB are ha
Apple has recently allowed the selected few journalists and bloggers to enter their “secret” antenna testing lab. They’ve spent millions of dollars on this and I think it’s wonderful.
Let me say it looks more like a scene out of a science fiction book than a lab.
But really though, $100 million antenna testing labs aren’t going to help if you still come up with a phone that drops calls and has antenna reception problems.
How about hire me instead for a $100 million, I will put a clear, epoxy coat over the antenna, fixing the probl
For those of you who have upgraded to iOS 4, you will need to actually downgrade it back to 3.1.2 or 3.1.3 to jailbreak/unlock your iPhone 2G, 3G, or 3Gs.
I was actually trying to do this for one of my friends lately but it seems like Apple has blocked people from doing this anymore BUT if you already jailbroke your iPhone 2G/3G/3Gs before upgrading to iOS4, you can still jailbreak it.
Apple uses a signature server which can be hacked via using Cydia’s signature server. The catch is that you need to actually sign your iPhone befo
Oh boy, here’s we go again, Adobe has just launched a new ad campaign aimed at Apple.
In response to Stevie Job’s letter on “openness” (or is it closed?), Adobe says that users should have the freedom to choose their own 3rd party app. Which is true, I don’t need Apple to be my father, censoring technology that I should have a choice on.
In this case, clearly Apple is interfering with users rights to use what they want. Users then would have
