I guess you won't get a reply
Anyone who is too ashamed even to use their user name really is a coward and not worth answering, me thinks.
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I have watched with interest just how easy it is to get Apple adopters / fanbois / iPhans to fall for the bait!
That said, comparing iOS and Android is not like comparing hardware - Apple has so many versions out on the street which is the intent of their marketing - first adopted by automobile companies.
Android, in any hardware, is still a sale just as iOS, in any version, is a sale. And as someone pointed out Android is being adopted faster than iOS at the present time.
Nielsen said that Android chewed away at the competition and increased its share even more dramatically, rising from 14 to 32 per cent. Apple meanwhile, let some 7 per cent of users slip through its fingers and fell from 32 to 25 per cent, despite its release of the Iphone 4 in June, while Blackberry took an 8 per cent dunk and dropped from 34 to 26 per cent.
Guess this must put iOS in 3rd place.
Most countries allow the right to hold your tongue, except when it comes to the USA torturing anything out of victim's mouths - truth or otherwise, but in Britain you are practically forced to state your defence so the Plod can go about working the evidence to refute it.
Everything is weighted against defendants which with the increasing abuse of police power it takes a very plucky young man to withstand.
Hold your tongue, young man, and show them that not all British people are prepared to roll over, figuratively speaking, and say do it again.
Being British was at one time equated with having independent thought and a dedication to purpose likened to that of the bulldog - tenacious.
Plunkett, Blair and Brown turned Britain into a bunch of conformists, at least from a legal point of view, any deviation from their concepts resulting in an ASBO, or some equally ridiculous penalty whilst reducing rights that have been enjoyed for years.
Then you have this collection of pompous, legal neophytes called magistrates who think the sun shines out of their collective rear ends, usually blinkered and pro-police to the point of stupidity.
My experience of dealing with airport officialdom was that the British were fair, firm and polite with a sense of tolerance and humour. Now you would be hard-pressed to tell them apart from the brain-dead uniformed buffoons that greet me when I go the States.
I, and many others, now choose to bypass the UK, using European airports instead.
Narrow-minded, hypocritical, do-gooders who are also less than intelligent in certain subjects.
Reminds me of the time I was in Boston and someone had thoughtfully covered 'the member' of a carved stone statue to protect American innocents. (It wasn't in Cambridge, so likely wasn't a student)
is a hand-phone into which up to 5 numbers could pre-programmed, with a graphic capability for each number, so children could be given a phone which permits them only to call trusted people without the risk of dialing any other number without cost control. The graphic along each number could be of the person whose number is programmed.
Since some jurisdictions require GPS be fitted, this data could be transmitted so the called party would know where the child user was located.
A friend who services cell network equipment reported he had isolated a smartphone by swamping it with his WiFi test set and he analysed the data blocks returned and it would appear that when the WiFi identity was changed a report was transmitted reporting this 'new' WiFi system. This required no action by the user.
I wonder if this is honest use of our data quota, if this is invading our privacy or just another way of monetising smartphone use?.
All our company vehicles have WiFi access points on them that are either in 'ad hoc' mode or providing interconnection to data services from cell systems. Our on-board equipment links with our man-portable equipment.
If handsets are scanning WiFi for location these few mobile WiFi set ups will certainly confuse any data collectors.
It's removed by the copy shops I buy my software from. In fact some of the software was sold to the Chinese market and most everything other than the program - set up in English - is in Chinese so they don't mean much to me, either.
Since restrictive clauses can't be read until after purchase, and opening the package makes them invalid for return, I would not feel constrained by them.
Why are you so afraid of using your handle?
To older ex-military types Operation Tiger on Shipton Sands was one of the giant military exercises off the Devon coast in preparation for the D-Day landings of World War 2.
Years later my parents took their children camping and we used to play on the beaches as well as climb on the rocks at the east end of the Shipton Sands.
One day, I and my brothers climbed the rocks further than we had ever gone before - only to be presented by the most unusual sight of our then young lives.
The Shipton Sands Nudist Club. Right on the public beach! They were very decent about it and never complained about our sudden interest in rock climbing.
Wonder if they are still there?
Telephone companies, and ISP's, have immunity for prosecution against illegal content. i'e' advertising illegal services doesn't make them liable.
The telephone company, correctly IMO, hasn't cut this hate-mongers telephone service, nor should Rackspace. It has behaved in an irresponsible way given it's legal protections.
Remember, what's good for the hate-monger might be used against YOU in the future.
The IMEI number is a flashed serial number that is unique to every cell phone. IMEI number facilitates an important function; it easily identifies a mobile phone being used on a GSM (Global System for Mobile Communications) network.
To increase the difficulty in nosy people creating a contact database this number should be changed.
IMEI numbers either come in a 15 digit or 17 digit sequences of numbers. These numbers can identify a handset. Currently the format of the IMEI is AA-BBBBBB-CCCCCC-D.
- AA - These two digits are for the Reporting Body Identifier, indicating the GSMA approved group that allocated the TAC (Type Allocation Code).
- BBBBBB - The Remainder of the TAC
- CCCCCC - Serial Sequence of the Model
- D - Luhn Check Digit of the entire model or 0 (This is an algorithm that validates the ID number)
There are on-line databases to check a phones status:
Color Meaning
White Valid Mobile Station
Grey Mobile Station to be tracked
Black Barred Mobile Station
Any cell phone of interest to a third party only need be made Grey.
There are links for changing IMEI numbers such as < http://www.renjusblog.com/2009/11/how-get-new-imei-number.html >.
Many times US corporations have adopted words in the public domain and tried to make them a trademark, or similar.
Poor choice for another reason: Bing.
At least all of Jobs followers will be able to enjoy their incestuous, narcissistic relationships without troubling others.
If you buy a Ford car with a subassembly made by a third party your recourse would be against Ford.
Likewise, id Apple, or any other vendor, chooses to use designs that are buggy/cheap they get to pick up the bill.
Apple, in my experience, has always tried to dumb things down minimixing costs and quality which has cost some people injury and minor fires. Using these custom connectors lets Apple remain a sole source supplier, read monopoly, and they ae priced accordingly.
I would have thought people would want to archive some movies yet A-TV is suggesting they want to use a subscription based system.
Leasing players and other things would fit in to this Apple concept.
Personally I will stick to my library of audio so I have a one-time charge and the ability to play in anywhere, any time.