Apple doesn't own a big chunk of the market (and a bigger chunk of it's profits) because they have the most powerful, first out of the blocks and/or most open. Half-assed chasing of Siri is the same kind of thing.
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So they can both play back 1080p and both support Flash? So what? How, in this day and age, can you ship a tablet with a subpar browser and mail client, when the 800lb Gorilla in the market nails all the basics perfectly. The LG has an even more broken browser (yes, you can get alternatives they're not much better than stock) and a marginally-better keyboard, and the home screen stutters.
For example, the PlayBook can play back 1080p the iPad can maybe manage 720p, but the PlayBook's browser stutters and it's a bastard to type on and it lacks native e-mail.
The first and last, despite having box specs that more or less than meet Apple's unit, don't best the daily experience.
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Maybe, maybe ICS will have closed the gap, but this kind of relentless focus on user experience isn't really Android's forte any more than Ubuntu comes even remotely close to Mac OS X.ĭisclosure 2: I own both a PlayBook, iPad and LG Optimus Pad. As soon as Fruitcake or Peach Flan comes out, it'll totally crush iOS!! Well, yeah, right now it might be a little buggy, and yeah, the interface hangs on occasion, and perhaps it's limited to 3G until the manufacturer releases an update that your carrier might not actually support, but the potential is there! Honest!ĭisclosure: I have, and really like, my BlackBerry 9900 I've no skin in this game per se, but Apple really does present a cohesive, usable platform with most of the rough edges filed off. It's close enough for spec-sheet comparisons, which is pretty much what many Android manufacturers (and more than a few fans of the platform) fall back on.īutbubut, it's got Super-Ultra-XVSAMOLED, 4+MEGA LTE-MAX and 2TB of flash.
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