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Comment by Anvh posted on iPhone or Google Nexus? at 11/06/2010 - 01:47
Maybe we should make a sticky for lens profiles or links to it?
Comment by Anvh posted on Lightroom 3 is out at 11/06/2010 - 01:15
Please tell me what went wrong in this thread because I can't believe it was the comment about Nikon that did it. Just point the comment that did it or part of text so that we can move on and have a beer or something.
K10D has said it many times already so maybe it's time to do that.
Comment by Anvh posted on iPhone or Google Nexus? at 11/06/2010 - 01:05
I've seen the Primus AW in the store but it looked too small to me so I was surprised you could fit all that in, now I'm thinking I might have make a wrong discussion.
I've bought a huge shoulder bag, everything I own fits in it plus all the cables and If I want I can lay a set of cloths on top off it for the weekend but it's so heavy on your shoulder
Comment by Anvh posted on Does such a bag exist? at 10/06/2010 - 20:30
I can happily fill mine (when the mood takes me) with K-7, DA*300, Sigma 100-300, DA*50-135, sigma 10-20, flashgun, 35mm and 100mm macro and still squeeze in filters and munchy bars, and be able to use the big exterior pocket for a lightweight waterproof and there's still a couple of loops on the outside for a tripod... Worth a look at least
If so do you protect them or anything?
Comment by Anvh posted on Does such a bag exist? at 10/06/2010 - 19:58
Because Operating Systems are a whole load of fun...
Seriously though, so much of what you say is utter speculation delivered as if it were gospel. If you were only allowed to post on things you had first hand experience of I think that post count would be a lot lower...
Form what I understand from my questions and I thank Unlockers answers is that the iPhone a solid phone that works perfect and reliable, and they take great care of their system and their own apps, they simply work and that can more often than not be said of the competition.
Android seems to be much looser in terms of how far you can customize it and play in the codes of the OS and that's what i meant more fun, It looks like you've a lot more potential to experiment with it then the iPhone but that comes with the price of reliability and protection.
At least that's what I meant.
I did not said one is better or another only that there are choices to make and I wished I could get them both
Robbie if we need to experience everything then a lifetime wouldn't be long enough.
You're quoting the wrong comment since that was actually a duplicate post needed for Tim and the first comment was an observation and nothing else, is that wrong to write that down?
Comment by Anvh posted on iPhone or Google Nexus? at 10/06/2010 - 18:26
Why I'm asking questions about the iPhone 4, I already wrote that twice here (so who is ignoring answers?) because it's a stunning phone and i want to buy one.
Why did I once mention Android, because their new 2.2 OS seems to be a lot of fun and I like the OLED screen of the samsung phones and I want to buy one.
The problems is I can buy one so what now?
Why did I mention HTC diamond because like most smartphone it has a 260DPI screen and the resolution is already so great that the 326DPI is a bit of an overkill but a nice one to have
About the trolling, you mean my conversation with Unlocker?
I'm not ignoring that for one bit, where did I do that?
And you're trolling now bring back old threads from previous year just to poke me.
Just stop it Tim, I did nothing wrong here.
Comment by Anvh posted on iPhone or Google Nexus? at 10/06/2010 - 18:17
I truly said nothing interesting and I asked some genuine questions here, since when is that wrong?
Tell you what Stefan, go and buy your Android phone, then come back and compare it to the iPhone. Until you actually own one of these things your endless nitpicking is worthless.
Or do I need to decide to pick one... if so I would need to ask some more questions though since I ain't sure.
They both have their positive and negatives.
iPhone is more solid but android looks more fun.
Comment by Anvh posted on iPhone or Google Nexus? at 10/06/2010 - 17:32
For my next phone, I will resist the urge to be different and get an iPhone. The Nexus is probably going not going to have the mass appeal of the iPhone. Sometimes it pays to follow the herd, because they always want new apps and accessories, and the huge user base of herd economics makes that economically viable.
But seriously though, google android looks interesting and it seems to have matured with the 2.x version. I've never tried it but might have a go with the samsung galaxy s.
It looks like a fun phone and OS to play with.
Comment by Anvh posted on iPhone or Google Nexus? at 10/06/2010 - 16:36


Well I'm going against the grain here and taking the google phone. I'm not in need of music, but more of an organizational device + phone. It just somehow seems more geeky, aka - me. That, and I was working on my mac today and it crashed. Twice. Yay! No flash either, but I suppose HTML5 will catch on sometime in the future.
I dunno, I'll let you all know how I get on with it.
There is some negative talk about Apple but lets watch past that and the commercial talk shall we link