it's the same shade of green and both sides have the annoying neighbors who swear their lawn looks better...
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My suggestion is if u want it buy it uoir not going to get any of the morons in here to give u a positive answer. I had every model iphone and recently went to verizon just cause I wanted to see if the grass was greener on the other side and trust me its the same shade of green
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Even if he Googles "open source" the first definition of the phrase shows him to be wrong.
He thinks Android is closed because they don't follow the same process as Linux and Firefox.
Whatever. Czerdill has demonstrated the following... He ignores actual definitions of words and substitutes his own. He pretends that an entire website made by Google to allow community contributions to Android source code doesn't exist. And, then falls back to unrelated discussions to prove himself right in a totally different matter.
Not only that he brings up a discussion about speculating on the iPhone as proof that I'm wrong about this! Hey. I admitted I was wrong as far as the VZW iPhone went. So what.
But to say that Android is the opposite of "open source" is just plain foolish. I'm not hijacking the thread any longer.
Even if he Googles "open source" the first definition of the phrase shows him to be wrong.
He thinks Android is closed because they don't follow the same process as Linux and Firefox.
Whatever. Czerdill has demonstrated the following... He ignores actual definitions of words and substitutes his own. He pretends that an entire website made by Google to allow community contributions to Android source code doesn't exist. And, then falls back to unrelated discussions to prove himself right in a totally different matter.
Not only that he brings up a discussion about speculating on the iPhone as proof that I'm wrong about this! Hey. I admitted I was wrong as far as the VZW iPhone went. So what.
But to say that Android is the opposite of "open source" is just plain foolish. I'm not hijacking the thread any longer.
He's just trying to get a rise out of you. You don't need to prove anything to him bro. A 3 yr old girl can google something and hide behind a pc screen pretending they are an expert. We all know Open Source is superior in more then one way. The iphone is just stuck too far up his fagina. Ignore him and eventually he'll go back to cleaning our schools toilets.
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Wow....people calm down. Its a cell phone.
The FACT is...android or iphone, you are getting a fantastic device. Which is better, neither...it ALL depends on the user.
Here's what I want to do with my device, you tell me if a jailbroken Iphone can do it:
1. Check my gmail with an app, not the website.
2. Have a widget for my google calendar.
3. Allow wireless tethering without being charged.
4. Backup/restore all Jailbreak apps without Itunes
5. Drag and drop Mp3's and MP4's without Itunes.
6. Backup/restore enitire phone without Itunes.
7. Open mp3's that are emailed to me.
Lets get this damn thread back on topic ok!
Posted the same set of questions over on the macforums site...
Get back on topic and take a look:
Jailbroken Iphone 4 vs rooted Android - MacRumors Forums
Posted the same set of questions over on the macforums site...
Get back on topic and take a look:
Jailbroken Iphone 4 vs rooted Android - MacRumors Forums
and would you look at that, no "android sucks!!!' iphone fanboys there. that community seems far more mature than this one i'd think.
and glad you got your questions answered, man
Posted the same set of questions over on the macforums site...
Get back on topic and take a look:
Jailbroken Iphone 4 vs rooted Android - MacRumors Forums
A rooted android can be anything you want it to be. You see that people are booting android on iPhone but you don't see anyone like man I wish I could boot ios.... hmmm
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Posted the same set of questions over on the macforums site...
Get back on topic and take a look:
Jailbroken Iphone 4 vs rooted Android - MacRumors Forums
and would you look at that, no "android sucks!!!' iphone fanboys there. that community seems far more mature than this one i'd think.
and glad you got your questions answered, man
Yeah, there response was very mature.
I'll post their responses here for those that care.
1. Check my gmail with an app, not the website.
2. Have a widget for my google calendar.
3. Allow wireless tethering without being charged.
4. Backup/restore all Jailbreak apps without Itunes
5. Drag and drop Mp3's and MP4's without Itunes.
6. Backup/restore enitire phone without Itunes.
7. Open mp3's that are emailed to me.
8. Customize my Wallpaper/icons/theme apps.
1. Yes
2. Yes
3. MyWi ($20) native tethering is coming to iOS 4.3 but most likely will be a monthly charge
4. PkgBackup or AptBackup I believe Cydia now allows you to back up within the app
5. I think so, not sure.
6. Not sure WiFi synch should allow you to back up, however restore? I'm not sure
7. Pretty sure
8. Definitely
Anyone have more firm answers on 5-8?
Here's what I want to do with my device, you tell me if a jailbroken Iphone can do it:
1. Check my gmail with an app, not the website.
2. Have a widget for my google calendar.
3. Allow wireless tethering without being charged.
4. Backup/restore all Jailbreak apps without Itunes
5. Drag and drop Mp3's and MP4's without Itunes.
6. Backup/restore enitire phone without Itunes.
7. Open mp3's that are emailed to me.
Lets get this damn thread back on topic ok!
Those are pretty specific questions... I know you can drag and drop MP3s, and you can wirelessly tether.
Total backup and restoration like Nandroid on iPhone? Nope, I don't think that's possible.
You can set up a Gmail IMAP mailbox directlyt on the iPhone which would eliminate the need to go to the Gmail website.
The rest are really specific and I think asking the iPhone jailbreak community will give you far more precise answers than on a Droid forum. What I do know is that making all of that happen will take a lot of work and app hunting.
and would you look at that, no "android sucks!!!' iphone fanboys there. that community seems far more mature than this one i'd think.
and glad you got your questions answered, man
Yeah, there response was very mature.
I'll post their responses here for those that care.
1. Check my gmail with an app, not the website.
2. Have a widget for my google calendar.
3. Allow wireless tethering without being charged.
4. Backup/restore all Jailbreak apps without Itunes
5. Drag and drop Mp3's and MP4's without Itunes.
6. Backup/restore enitire phone without Itunes.
7. Open mp3's that are emailed to me.
8. Customize my Wallpaper/icons/theme apps.
1. Yes
2. Yes
3. MyWi ($20) native tethering is coming to iOS 4.3 but most likely will be a monthly charge
4. PkgBackup or AptBackup I believe Cydia now allows you to back up within the app
5. I think so, not sure.
6. Not sure WiFi synch should allow you to back up, however restore? I'm not sure
7. Pretty sure
8. Definitely
Anyone have more firm answers on 5-8?
as an aside, i believe PDANet would allow free wireless tethering just like it does for Droids once you jailbreak. That's if you didn't want to get charged. Again it would be a violation of the TOS though.
5, I'd say for sure. iPods let you mount the device as a disk drive and I've dragged mp3s in there I'm sure
6 I don't know much about that
7 I've gotta imagine that yes you should be able to open mp3s
8 and yes absolutely. I posted a link to a "post your homescreen" from the MacRumors forum in this thread. You can change everything you want, just like you can on your Droid once your jailbroken.
So it looks like the only real thing in the air is backing up/restoring the jailbreak apps and backing up/restoring the entire phone.