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2010-04-08
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#11
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Originally Posted by Rauha
If by better you mean more "dumb" and "easy", than yes, i agree!
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2010-04-08
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Originally Posted by Jack6428
Get off your high horse - "dumb" is bad but "easy" is always good. As someone else posted in this thread, Apple is the biggest threat to an open mobile platform so it would be good for Nokia to get some ideas from Apple's UI while keeping the platform open.
If by better you mean more "dumb" and "easy", than yes, i agree!
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2010-04-08
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#14
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Originally Posted by Andy214
Great to know, thanks!
11:23AM Also, when Steve was asked if there were plans to add Flash or java, his response was a flat: No.
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2010-04-08
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Originally Posted by Jack6428
How is it anymore dumber than before? It just got lot less dumb than before. And yes, also better.
If by better you mean more "dumb" and "easy", than yes, i agree!
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2010-04-08
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this is funny:
11:40AM Q: How do you close applications when multitasking? A: (Scott) You don't have to. The user just uses things and doesn't ever have to worry about it.
so let me see, it's either they are going to close it, freeze it, or ... you just open apps and don't close them?
11:40AM Q: How do you close applications when multitasking? A: (Scott) You don't have to. The user just uses things and doesn't ever have to worry about it.
so let me see, it's either they are going to close it, freeze it, or ... you just open apps and don't close them?
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2010-04-08
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Originally Posted by prana
hahahaha...youre taking a piss right?
Get off your high horse - "dumb" is bad but "easy" is always good. As someone else posted in this thread, Apple is the biggest threat to an open mobile platform so it would be good for Nokia to get some ideas from Apple's UI while keeping the platform open.
apple and open just dont go hand in hand!!!! buy your iphone....dont jailbreak it...and do as you want to with it....so open isnt it...damn...u cant even "open" the battery cover!!!!
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2010-04-08
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Originally Posted by emeni
The rule of "your application may be closed at any time" probably still stands, so applications still write their state out to storage continuously. Once it's been put in the background (and its state frozen) then either it'll quickly load up to the foreground or be dumped from RAM and loaded from state the next time.
this is funny:
11:40AM Q: How do you close applications when multitasking? A: (Scott) You don't have to. The user just uses things and doesn't ever have to worry about it.
so let me see, it's either they are going to close it, freeze it, or ... you just open apps and don't close them?
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2010-04-08
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Originally Posted by emeni
Yup, that's more like he don't know how to close it, so there, the answer..... there's no "c" button like Nokia where you can close the app in "task-switcher"
this is funny:
11:40AM Q: How do you close applications when multitasking? A: (Scott) You don't have to. The user just uses things and doesn't ever have to worry about it.
so let me see, it's either they are going to close it, freeze it, or ... you just open apps and don't close them?
Not sure how many app can be open. If the user open lots of app, imagine the need to open up each app, let it load back the previous state and close one by one.
It's not about worrying, it's about having the option to do it.
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2010-04-08
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Originally Posted by Andy214
The really lame part was the "think of the children" explanation of why you cannot install 3rd party apps from outside App Store on your iPhone:
11:23AM Also, when Steve was asked if there were plans to add Flash or java, his response was a flat: No.
You know, there's a porn store on Android and it has nothing but porn apps. You can download them, your kids can download them. That's a place where we don't wanna go, so we're not gonna go there
