False, it's more like asking: Which Tenchology is more importoant: The 2nd Generation Mickey Mouse Watch or the Printing Press?

Well, I guarantee your wife would be more willing to permit your purchase if you save yourself up to a thousand bucks by sticking with PC.

The context is a little hard to understand, but just letting you know that wikipedia DID jump ship. (That may be what you're saying, I can't tell.)

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Ender's Shadow FTW. Literally just finished the last book in that series 5 minutes ago. Such a good series.

Seriously! I was on a two month streak, and didn't even put that together until YOU had to comment.

Two sets were returned? Preposterous!

Honestly, that's overkill at the moment. No games or videos even run at that resolution, nor can the eye really distinguish the difference between that and 1080p.

4s don't have 4g...

Really? I don't really like the man, but this is certainly one good deed he'll do.

Dell's website says 8,000,000:1 also. Staples should give you a discount, if not a free one. Too bad I already told them.

Oh, under the new communist regime, you can face serious legal ramifications if you mention Canada, or any other free nation.

And who relegates the power?

Then say bullshit and call your congressman

I see one. If you honestly think one phone by "Leap" inflates the activation number, you are woefully deluded.

You're arguing about a non-existent class of devices. That Samsung Galaxy "Pro" I showed you had market access and even a document reader. No regular feature phone can install apps nor access documents. Moreover, it had Gmail, which generally constitutes a smartphone.

Exactly. Perhaps the Giz writer was referring to all iOS devices (iPod, iPhone, AND iPad) which would put it in a slight lead over Android.

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There is no android feature phone.... Do you even know what a feature phone is? Once Android is on it, it ceases to be "feature" because Android brings the capability of a smartphone... I understand your confusion, given incomptetent websites like this: [www.zdnet.com] seem intent on spreading that rumor, but lower…

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