Quake3World

The watch is interesting... The phone was lame...

watch needs the phone...u lose..

It's not that interesting....

Best thing about them is they can look like regular watches and u wouldn't look like a complete jack ass walking around with one...

Meanwhile...I'll be walking around in VR occulus wirelessly with my Note 4....even before regular occulus dipshits get a chance... I win...

Don't be mad pooron... Just live vicariously thru me and it will be okay...

apples follows just far enough behind now as to look pathetic.

their old way of following sonys 10-15 year old ideas were less obvious.

geoff is upset because he didn't make this thread

scared? wrote:Don't be mad pooron... Just live vicariously thru me and it will be okay...

if i ever decide to run a combination of special school and whale sanctuary, i'll be sure to tap your extensive experience, pooraholic

http://www.theonion.com/articles/apple- ... ent,36888/

Best thing about 1 MB ram idevices is the constant reloading of extra web page tabs... It gives the phone that 1990s feel that always bring a chuckle... ...

Meh

Switching to the Nexus I think

The whole irony of the situation is that for years, Apple fanboys have been acting like they're the top dog kings and Android is for losers but now that Apple is releasing a new product which is significantly inferior to the top end Android products that have already been released months ago, suddenly caring about mobile phones (specs) is childish and immature.

The main issue is the lack of initavtion within Apple at the moment. Smart phones were around for years before the iPhone in various guises, but the iPhone was just streets ahead on terms of userbility and technology. It was so far ahead of its rivals that it took maybe 4 years for rivals to come up with something that at least came close to matching it. And I genuinely believe that was down to Steve Jobs and his relentless quest to make things easy to use and desirable. His whole ethos demanded that Apple products innovated and demolished what had come before. This way of working seems to have been lost now and it's all about milking the name

I think the watch looks pretty sexy. Not sure how useful it actually is, but somewhere somehow i kinda find myself wanting one.

Too bad it'll only work with that phone

I still don't get the whole watch hype. What use is it? Does it really offer any benefits other than not having to take your phone from your pocket to read what's on the display? Seems a little "first-world" for a $350 device.

It's another step forward in the happy marriage between our physical selves and our technology, soon it'll be completely normal to go around carrying all kinds of hardware. New information centered jobs shall emerge, where formally unemployed & socially akward people stand around on corners filming whateverthefuck they see and scanning numberplates of cars that drive by and uploading all of that information on the off chance someone might pay for it. And lo, the economy shall be saved and all shall rejoice, amen.

Wrap it up, apple-failures.

Lol apple sucks... But chumps like shaft keep them in business... ...

http://investorplace.com/2014/09/stocks-dropped-apple/

QuakeSteve wrote:

Wrap it up, apple-failures.

Oh wow

scared? wrote:Lol apple sucks... But chumps like shaft keep them in business... ...

http://investorplace.com/2014/09/stocks-dropped-apple/

aren't you the guy who said you own 3 ipads and had an iphone till last year? grow up..

skimmed the keynote last night. glad to see the industry leader is picking up the torch and doing it right where everyone else has failed. you fanboys should be thankful.

Remember when apple and company spokesman shaft thought large screens on phones were a joke?...

"A recent report from Adobe shows use of 4-inch and smaller mobile devices dropping in the double digits while larger device use continues to skyrocket."

U bet on the wrong horse...Grow up chump

Also what's the resolution on the 5.5 iPhone compared to uhm.... Everyone else?... ...

too bad hardware specs don't sell a phone, great software and usability does..