@NateN: or jaegger bombs!
VOTE: eBuddy
I'd do it, but I'm afraid this would happen...
Drink up, 'cause they are discontinuing the caffeine in these in 2 weeks...
@Jraktal: well, I was talking about Android as a whole. But it's true, every piece of wood, glass, and cement, along with the pigs and birds all with proper physics, is graphically taxing. Add in ads, sound and I'm sure some phones would find it difficult to render...
Fragmentation is such a glass-is-half-empty way of looking at Android.
@hkmp5n: Amen!
"keeping them at 9 degrees kelvin (-443.47 degrees Fahrenheit, -264.15 degrees Celsius), suspended in a magnetic field inside this Ghostbusters-style machine."
@Zoltan Shapiro: yeah, but a DJ on a shoe string budget would probably resort to lesser compressed crap. I'd be really surprised to find any digital DJ spinning with an entire library of lossless...
@Scott Bradley Hancock: but I can hear the difference from comparably encoded AAC and MP3s... that was my point... as far as what you're saying, ok make it at least 192Kbs...
"Since the traffic routing is based on trust between the world's telecommunication providers"
@JACrazy: What is that? lol... I kid I kid...
Yeah, but AAC is so tinny... I am gonna hate it if DJs start gigging with these and not use at least 328Kbps MP3s...
Make it so Numba 1! ENGAGE!!
How can this be an Android device when it only has 3 hardware buttons on the front? I thought Google required 4, and they are missing the search button no less? The big G won't be happy...
So Apple develops a phone that gets detuned by the slightest touch of the bottom left corner, then goes on a media blitz to show many competitor's phones do the same thing, but press it against my head and suddenly my brain is inundated with radiation?