Scoobes said:
An Open OS is generally a good thing for consumers. Having a completely closed system will eventually lead to stagnation and a general lack of innovation. A more open system will lead to innovation, more competition and more consumer choice. Also, viruses will be created and released on anything that's been established and is popular. A closed system doen't mean necessarily mean less viruses as it depends on the company in control of that system. Apple are fairly good at keeping their iOS system secure, but I wouldn't count on them keeping it that way considering they're only one company. Anti-virus companies have already produced a range of proof of principle viruses that could potentially infect iOS and considering they near lied about Mac not getting viruses, I wouldn't trust them to keep it secure in the long-term. @ bolded: link? Did they measure the hand sizes of everyone in the world and take an average? Sounds like marketing crap. |
yeah i agree with you, iOS (a closed OS) is getting a bit boring now, while android and windows phone seem amazing and still quite exciting compared to it. Also, nothing is virus, or hack proof at all unfortunately
@slow69
I also believe that anything 3.5" screen size being to big is crap. What if you are 7 foot or so, a phone like the galaxy note would be just right for them, as they have massive phones. I'm 6 foot tall myself and 4.3" to 4.7"on a phone, seems just right to me.
One last thing, people need to stop treating Steve Jobs like a god, he is only human himself you know. He just shows, what people can achieve, if you work for it
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