Iphone has a working flash. I can show you how if you want, it has a toggle in sbsettings so you can turn it off except when you want to go somewhere to watch flash videos. like hulu
EDIT: Go to Cydia and install the following source: http://repo.benm.at/ - its called "Frash"
http://www.iphonedownloadblog.com/2010/08/08/how-to-easily-install-frash-on-your-iphone/
If you need to jailbreak, then no, it cannot do flash. I only do stock vs stock
LOL, same old retarded and tired argument from phandroids.
Not sure why i even bother.
It is relevant, just like custom ROMs is a valid argument in favor of Android. Which you have to "root" to accomplish.
Got a droid myself but gotta agree with you - jailbreaking's easier than rooting in many cases, so it IS a valid argument. How is it fair to say custom roms on the droid (a hacked feature) is a positive while flash (after jailbreaking) doesn't count on the iPhone?
Just like the nerds shouting that Droid X has a better camera than the iPhone due to gross pixel count, yet they say that gross pixel count doesn't matter for the droid x's lower resolution screen... Never mind cam image quality/lack of noise, which iPhone has the current lead on. Though sony needs to get back on top with a froyo handset- their camera phones tends to be awesome.
Thank you. I'm not used to having any backup at all in this sub-forum. I love SE phones, and this one intrigues the hell out of me. Screw Froyo, this badboy goes strait to gingerbread.
Thank you. I'm not used to having any backup at all in this sub-forum. I love SE phones, and this one intrigues the hell out of me. Screw Froyo, this badboy goes strait to gingerbread.
LOL, same old retarded and tired argument from phandroids.
Not sure why i even bother.
It is relevant, just like custom ROMs is a valid argument in favor of Android. Which you have to "root" to accomplish.
And yet you don't mind doing it yourself by spitting bile all over every BlackBerry thread you can get your hands on.
You reap what you sow.
I'm an iPhone4 user and I never brought up the rooting argument. Great job embarrassing yourself.
IF anything, iPhone users have more of a bias towards their phones, than Android users do. When you get to "power users" their might be more bias power users on android, but when it comes to sheeple that parrot anything told to them, iPhone owns that market segment.BTW, since there seems to be a lot you don't know about the iphone - chompSMS and biteSMS are the same thing, one for the android and one for the iphone. I don't mean that in a mean way, it just seems iPhone powerusers know more about android then android power users know about iphones. Its the bias that android users have, that most power users on the iphone dont have. This is the case because hackers had to have the iphone because it was the best out, android has since caught up so a lot of people have converted.
http://www.chompsms.com/contact_us
http://www.bitesms.com/contact_us
A lot of the developers that did iphone apps have started doing android apps. And the fact is, all of the best developers that android has used to be iphone only because iphone was the only thing relevant, now they do it for both.
I agree that this is the best SMS client for both phones. iPhone had it first though, just like with everything
IF anything, iPhone users have more of a bias towards their phones, than Android users do. When you get to "power users" their might be more bias power users on android, but when it comes to sheeple that parrot anything told to them, iPhone owns that market segment.
When I was looking, I looked at iPhones as I was tired of the BB and wanted an entertainment phone, and as much as I hate Apple, the iPhone was the premeire multi purpose phone like device out. Looking at forums and such for the iphones, I got put off to the a-holeness a lot of the posters had towards new users.
Looking at android forums, there is some a-holes, but nowhere near the same amount. And since I wasn't going to stay with a stock device, I wanted a community that I could get along with if I needed help.
IF anything, iPhone users have more of a bias towards their phones, than Android users do. When you get to "power users" their might be more bias power users on android, but when it comes to sheeple that parrot anything told to them, iPhone owns that market segment.
When I was looking, I looked at iPhones as I was tired of the BB and wanted an entertainment phone, and as much as I hate Apple, the iPhone was the premeire multi purpose phone like device out. Looking at forums and such for the iphones, I got put off to the a-holeness a lot of the posters had towards new users.
Looking at android forums, there is some a-holes, but nowhere near the same amount. And since I wasn't going to stay with a stock device, I wanted a community that I could get along with if I needed help.
PS: BB's are gay
IF anything, iPhone users have more of a bias towards their phones, than Android users do. When you get to "power users" their might be more bias power users on android, but when it comes to sheeple that parrot anything told to them, iPhone owns that market segment.
When I was looking, I looked at iPhones as I was tired of the BB and wanted an entertainment phone, and as much as I hate Apple, the iPhone was the premeire multi purpose phone like device out. Looking at forums and such for the iphones, I got put off to the a-holeness a lot of the posters had towards new users.
Looking at android forums, there is some a-holes, but nowhere near the same amount. And since I wasn't going to stay with a stock device, I wanted a community that I could get along with if I needed help.
11. Flash Ads? No thanks. Working Hulu? Yes please
You can't turn off Flash on Android??? That's news to me.
Still don't see it as a benefit even if you can turn it off. Heck I have flash blocker on my desktop.
Of course you don't, you're a fan of a certain type of phone but some people PREFER to have a choice to visit the MILLIONS of sites that are Flash only.
There's no way having the option to use Flash could possibly be seen as anything other than a benefit by anyone who claims to be reasonable/rational.
Do you have Flash on your phone? How is the performance? How does it affect your battery life? What is it like on Flash only websites? Do they load faster, slower or in equal speed to an equivalent non-Flash website (based on your best estimate). If you cannot answer, can you point me to a place that could?
Yes, I could see the option as a benefit, but 99% of the time, heck, 99.99999999999% of the time, I don't want it on my phone.
My concern is thus. I was playing a Flash game last night (I love 'em) on the desktop in my sig in OS X. 150% CPU usage (for those that don't know OS X, each core gets 100% total, so fully loaded CPU is 200% for me), one core was at 90%+ the other at 60% or so. This is with 10.1 with GPU acceleration (though that might just be h264 video). First of all, the vast, VAST majority of Flash games are designed for mouse/keyboard and secondly, iOS is based on OS X, which has horrifically bad Flash performance.
I have my Android phone rooted and have flash cus my phone will never get 2.2 and have it turned off 99% of the time but having the OPTION to turn it on or off is better than not getting an option at all.
You've made that point, what about the questions I asked?
We've had many other threads talk about the other questions you've asked. Feel free to search through them.
I've looked, I have iPhone users on one side saying that Flash is the devil's own software, and other users on the other side saying that it is nice to have Flash.
What I haven't found is much in the way of an honest first hand experience. You seem to be knowledgable, why not share some with me? I have very little experience with Android, a fair amount with older WinMo, and some with BBOS.