cmd + shift + s

Android vs. iOS

I need to sit down and write out an Android vs. iOS list. I’m currently underwhelmed by both options… There are a few ups to both sides but also a lot of points against. I wish I could create my own “super phone.” Anyone have good advice to sway me either way?

(via Panasonic Lumix – Redefines The Word “Camera-phone” - Android Life: An Android Community Blog)

Now this is a sweet camera phone. How come the states never get anything exciting like this. Our carriers ruin everything.

futuramb:

(via textually.org: [Infographic] How Are Smartphones Being Used?)

My list looks a little more like:

1. Texting 40%
2. foursquare 20%
3. Internet Browsing 20%
4. email 5%
5. navigating 5%
6. answering wrong numbers 5%
7. providing Mom tech support 5%

(via uxrave)

AT&T Customers Report Most Dropped Calls, Verizon Least

In a new survey, AT&T scored highest in customer-reported dropped calls. AT&T also fared badly in terms of the number of customers reporting that they’re “very satisfied” with their wireless service….

And here once again is why I don’t have an iPhone yet. C’mon Apple, throw me a bone and put it on Verizon! Also, I can’t believe AT&T is as bad as T-mobile. That’s worse than even I expected.