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4 21.05%
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78.95%
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RE: Apple or Android? #31
(08-20-2016, 06:05 AM)phyrrus9 Wrote:
(08-20-2016, 04:27 AM)pecador Wrote: Androids are objectively superior.

I was waiting to hear that one, since you brought it up, can you answer two questions:

1: To what are "Androids" objectively superior to?
2: What objective evidence can you show us to prove this?

If you can't adequately answer both of those questions, then your comment is an opinion, and by definition cannot be taken as truth for it inherently contains bias.
superior to the iOS because these two OS make up 99% of the smartphone market and if you aew trying to be a smartass, it's really just clear that you're not smart.

Truth? This isn't a philosophy class. Every single thing you hear is subjective and an opinion. Nothing is objective. Not even the absoluteness of nothing is objective is objective.

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RE: Apple or Android? #32
(08-20-2016, 06:05 AM)phyrrus9 Wrote:
(08-20-2016, 04:27 AM)pecador Wrote: Androids are objectively superior.

I was waiting to hear that one, since you brought it up, can you answer two questions:

1: To what are "Androids" objectively superior to?
2: What objective evidence can you show us to prove this?

If you can't adequately answer both of those questions, then your comment is an opinion, and by definition cannot be taken as truth for it inherently contains bias.

Okay sure. They're superior to iPhones/iOS. They have a wider range of choices for phones and prices. The higher end Android phones have better specifications than Apple phones. They are also more customizable and have less restriction as far as what you can do with your phone.
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RE: Apple or Android? #33
Its a bit unfair that we are comparing a mobile OS to a technology company.
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RE: Apple or Android? #34
(08-21-2016, 01:43 AM)BxxxxxD~~ Wrote: Its a bit unfair that we are comparing a mobile OS to a technology company.

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RE: Apple or Android? #35
(08-20-2016, 07:03 PM)Primitive Wrote: I might stay away from the Windows phone, but it's also a problem for me because I don't know what Android phone to buy next because they all look subpar.

I had an Android cell phone prior to my Windows phone, and I must say I probably prefer Android.

Although I'm a heavy user of the Windows platform on my PCs, It's just not the same on the phone. Don't get me wrong, a Windows phone does serve It's purpose well and I'm very happy with It, but I think In terms of overall usability, Android Is slightly ahead.
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RE: Apple or Android? #36
I prefer Android because I think it give more freedom to the user and I prefer its look.
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RE: Apple or Android? #37
(08-21-2016, 03:13 AM)mothered Wrote:
(08-20-2016, 07:03 PM)Primitive Wrote: I might stay away from the Windows phone, but it's also a problem for me because I don't know what Android phone to buy next because they all look subpar.

I had an Android cell phone prior to my Windows phone, and I must say I probably prefer Android.

Although I'm a heavy user of the Windows platform on my PCs, It's just not the same on the phone. Don't get me wrong, a Windows phone does serve It's purpose well and I'm very happy with It, but I think In terms of overall usability, Android Is slightly ahead.

Which phone did you have?

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RE: Apple or Android? #38
(08-20-2016, 07:37 PM)Primitive Wrote:
(08-20-2016, 06:05 AM)phyrrus9 Wrote:
(08-20-2016, 04:27 AM)pecador Wrote: Androids are objectively superior.

I was waiting to hear that one, since you brought it up, can you answer two questions:

1: To what are "Androids" objectively superior to?
2: What objective evidence can you show us to prove this?

If you can't adequately answer both of those questions, then your comment is an opinion, and by definition cannot be taken as truth for it inherently contains bias.
superior to the iOS because these two OS make up 99% of the smartphone market and if you aew trying to be a smartass, it's really just clear that you're not smart.

Truth? This isn't a philosophy class. Every single thing you hear is subjective and an opinion. Nothing is objective. Not even the absoluteness of nothing is objective is objective.

Kid, I don't know what corner of the internet you are from, but insulting members isn't something that will fly here. If you want a list of all the people who attempted to use aggression and intimidation to distract from the fact that they are either wrong, weird, or entirely off topic, there is a conveniently compiled list here for you to look at. Your original statement was that Android is OBJECTIVELY superior, yet your last argument said there was nothing objective about it. So then, which is it? You can't say that all things are equal and it is only an opinion, to do so would make you off topic, but to say that it is subjective over objective would make you wrong. If you can't defend your argument respectfully and participate as a member of a community, then why are you here? This place is a home for people to share, help each other, and most importantly come together.

So, lets get off of the disrespecting bandwagon and back on topic. Explain your post, it might be your opinion but there has to be a reason behind it. Maybe I don't agree with you, so what, some newcommer might be reading this thread and wants to know an actual reason to choose one over the other. People running around like headless chickens repeating what they believe but not telling anybody why isn't going to help them..

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RE: Apple or Android? #39
(08-21-2016, 07:48 AM)phyrrus9 Wrote:
(08-20-2016, 07:37 PM)Primitive Wrote:
(08-20-2016, 06:05 AM)phyrrus9 Wrote: I was waiting to hear that one, since you brought it up, can you answer two questions:

1: To what are "Androids" objectively superior to?
2: What objective evidence can you show us to prove this?

If you can't adequately answer both of those questions, then your comment is an opinion, and by definition cannot be taken as truth for it inherently contains bias.
superior to the iOS because these two OS make up 99% of the smartphone market and if you aew trying to be a smartass, it's really just clear that you're not smart.

Truth? This isn't a philosophy class. Every single thing you hear is subjective and an opinion. Nothing is objective. Not even the absoluteness of nothing is objective is objective.

Kid, I don't know what corner of the internet you are from, but insulting members isn't something that will fly here.  If you want a list of all the people who attempted to use aggression and intimidation to distract from the fact that they are either wrong, weird, or entirely off topic, there is a conveniently compiled list here for you to look at. Your original statement was that Android is OBJECTIVELY superior, yet your last argument said there was nothing objective about it. So then, which is it? You can't say that all things are equal and it is only an opinion, to do so would make you off topic, but to say that it is subjective over objective would make you wrong. If you can't defend your argument respectfully and participate as a member of a community, then why are you here? This place is a home for people to share, help each other, and most importantly come together.

So, lets get off of the disrespecting bandwagon and back on topic. Explain your post, it might be your opinion but there has to be a reason behind it. Maybe I don't agree with you, so what, some newcommer might be reading this thread and wants to know an actual reason to choose one over the other. People running around like headless chickens repeating what they believe but not telling anybody why isn't going to help them..

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RE: Apple or Android? #40
(08-21-2016, 04:00 AM)Primitive Wrote: Which phone did you have?

Believe It or not, at the time I had one of the cheapest smartphones on the market, being the Huawei.

I don't remember the model (It's some where In my bedroom, I can find It and post back), but I do remember I paid $38 for It. Now that was a phone with very limited processing power, and It still performed very well for general mediocre usage. My friend has the Samsung Galaxy S5 and he swears by It, meaning there's no complaints whatsoever.
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