Yeah. This'll stop government surveillance....Sure thing...
I wonder what features they're removing this time round?
Yep. After my S3 got wet (after my wife didn't clean up a water spill in her cupholder I didn't know about) I got a Note 4 910C, the octacore model. I'm still very happy with it even though the model itself is nearly 2 years old at this point. And it works with Android 6.0.1 and the battery doesn't melt, and it doesn't explode.
I just bought a gaming laptop that came with Windows 10. What a nightmare that was. The games I really wanted to play, Morrowind, Oblivion, and Skyrim didn't work at all. No matter what I tried, even the tech support guy at Computer Upgrade King where I got the laptop couldn't find anything that would help me. On top of that, my emulators that I'd been using since the early 2000s wouldn't work right. After all these headaches (nevermind the privacy concerns for Windows 10), I ...
If you look on eBay, a lot of times you can find the 64GB class 10 cards for right around the 20 dollar mark. Not *quite* as low as Amazon today, but for everyday prices, it's hard to beat. Especially when big box stores like Best Buy offer the exact same cards for 45 or so dollars.
Honestly, I don't even think it's about the money. Samsung is Apple's largest competitor in the tablet/smartphone market, and personally, I think this lawsuit is about removing a draw from perspective Apple buyers. Although, I'm of the opinion that many people who buy Samsung devices are more geared towards Android, and want nothing to do with Apple. In a few weeks, I'm going from Verizon, back to Straight Talk, and I'm going to buy the Samsung Galaxy S2 that's rec...
That's the same argument that Apple people have been trying to use for all of Apple's hardware, "It's better because Apple uses better hardware". In the case of the iMac, for example, it doesn't have better hardware, it uses the same off the shelf PC components that every computer uses. The iPhone is no different. It uses the same off the shelf components that all mobiles use. From different manufacturers perhaps, but its all the same stuff, more or less.