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Reagraham Lincool wrote:I make more money than you
Tom the Cat wrote:dude he's just soakin' his harbl
nippletwister wrote:Got the Razr.
It's crazy how much bullshit ships on these phones now. Reminds me of buying an eMachine in 1998. Any tips on rooting and installing a clean copy?
inb4 LMGTFY



quite possibly. i rooted my Samsung Epic and it refused to take OTA updates as the presence of Clockwork Mod made the Sprint update freak out. YMMV.nippletwister wrote:I'm hesitant to dive that far in. If I root will it disable future updates?

floor punching mummy wrote:quite possibly. i rooted my Samsung Epic and it refused to take OTA updates as the presence of Clockwork Mod made the Sprint update freak out. YMMV.nippletwister wrote:I'm hesitant to dive that far in. If I root will it disable future updates?
nippletwister wrote:http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1341578 ?
I'm hesitant to dive that far in. If I root (with this: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthr ... ?t=1342567) will it disable future updates?

True enough. I hate it when my OS provider patches known process elevation vulnerabilities.daoist wrote:patch the holes used to root your phone in the first place.
facepalmToilet of Sadness wrote:True enough. I hate it when my OS provider patches known process elevation vulnerabilities.daoist wrote:patch the holes used to root your phone in the first place.
Reagraham Lincool wrote:I make more money than you
Tom the Cat wrote:dude he's just soakin' his harbl
Reagraham Lincool wrote:I make more money than you
Tom the Cat wrote:dude he's just soakin' his harbl


Unexpected, exponential user growth is usually accompanied by a dramatic positive improvement in the finances of a company and a higher return to shareholders. The curious aspect of Android’s success is that it has not had an impact on either. The market has not “discounted” the half-billion anticipated Android users into a price for Google shares that reflects this growth. It can only imply that those users are not very valuable.
But why would there be such a disconnect between the number of users and their value?
In order to answer this question we have to come to grips with what I call “Android economics”. We need to understand how Google uses Android to make money and whether it is succeeding and if it’s not, why not.

caddymac wrote:The used Droid Pro my wife is using has held up remarkably well for her use.


Reagraham Lincool wrote:I make more money than you
Tom the Cat wrote:dude he's just soakin' his harbl
MarcusAurelius wrote:hey, what's the status on tethering stuff now? i had some "foxfi" app that was free and set up a wifi hotspot just fine, but it seems the last update borked it. leaving for a trip tomorrow, totally willing to pay for something that works, just wondered if anyone is using that regularly. don't really feel like jailbreaking it now.

daoist wrote:If not rooted:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/deta ... ther&hl=en (14 day trial, $5 after)
This app is incompatible with your AT&T Motorola MB860.

Reagraham Lincool wrote:I make more money than you
Tom the Cat wrote:dude he's just soakin' his harbl

floor punching mummy wrote:so, who else is rocking a GS3 now? i'm pretty happy with mine.


daoist wrote:I generally don't like cases, but this thing feels like it's going to slip out of my hands every time I use it. Ideally I'd like to find a replacement battery cover that's grippy.
Reagraham Lincool wrote:I make more money than you
Tom the Cat wrote:dude he's just soakin' his harbl
floor punching mummy wrote:i have the blue with 16GB. i'm not an app slut so i don't really need the extra space. haven't rooted yet. i haven't tried any new ROMs yet. the stock one doesn't aggravate me, and i like the quick access to apps direct from the lock screen.
no cases. it is a bit slippery but i haven't had any accidents yet. that back case cover is pretty flimsy, though, it'd be nice to just replace it with something stronger if nothing else. the problem with grippy cases is that they're hard to get out of your pocket.

floor punching mummy wrote:i have the blue with 16GB. i'm not an app slut so i don't really need the extra space.
The man with the world's largest penis wrote:“They asked me if that’s a growth – and i said no, that’s my dick,”
Jobu wrote:floor punching mummy wrote:i have the blue with 16GB. i'm not an app slut so i don't really need the extra space.
I don't have one, but I thought I read that the SD is user upgradable.

I read earlier this week about a developer who made their Android version free after the $1 game was extensively pirated. Stories like this come as no surprise, but the industry press rarely deals with the core problem - and nor does Google.
I know a guy here in Edinburgh (a friend of a friend). He’s a nice guy. Runs his own business just as I do, and he’s a developer just as I am. We often end up chatting in the pub when we’re out in a large group. He has a bit of an “iOS is evil because it’s closed-source” thing going on, and likes to evangelise Android. It takes exactly one Jerry Maguire quote to chasten him (and bring a flush to his face) every time: show me the money.
People like to throw around figures about Android’s handset penetration. Yes, Android is on a lot of devices. That’s lovely. But the real question is: as a developer, can you make money from it?

Why would this 1 device make a difference to the situation?Gretyl wrote:Interested to see how consumer uptake of the Nexus 7 affects this problem.
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