There goes my knowledge of music. But I had British bands in my osu library, it's just that it was left behind after i swapped OSes EDIT: Here.
I have no mouth and I must scream (don't date rogue AI composed of supercomputers, kids) I'm actually looking at this website at the moment, the top tablets are ridiculously good for the price. This one has a 1.6Ghz dual core with a Mali 400 GPU and 1 GB of RAM
Are you talking about the iPhone 4's horrible reception problem or the expensive, non-upgrade (except for an unnecessarily bigger screen and non-compatible charger) iPhone 5? Though it should have been applied, but I suggested Galaxy SIII and Razr Maxx because they were Android-based. I do a little development work with the OS and it syncs well with the rest of the world, unlike Apple products.
Ewww, get a Nexus 7. I don't trust that weird tablet. We know nothing about battery life (tiny battery doesn't help things...), screen quality (9.7" 1024x720 isn't used in any other high volume products, unless there's a typo and it's the iPad's 1024x768 panel), build quality and software stability. Oh and what's with using a 2011 SoC from a nobody company? The Nexus 7 is a solid tablet for the same price. You know you're getting decent battery life with a great screen and the industry's best software integration. And don't forget that XDA treats Nexus devices very well. Profit is not Street Price - BoM. There's a little more cash that goes into a phone. There's licensing costs, labor, design, amongst other things. Apple's margins are definitely the best in the business, but it's not fair to judge any device's profitability by it's price & BoM.
If it was translated properly, I'd want the Fujitsu Docomo F-10D Arrows X (yes it's a mouthful) because it blows every other phone out of the water. But apparently the translation to English is pretty sub-par, so it can be pretty unusable for non-Japanese fags.
How is it different from what we have here? The rugged thing? I guess that fingerprint sensor is nifty, but it probably molests battery life (if it works at all). It doesn't seem like a terrible phone, but it's not amazingly incredible.
The S3 has basically the best specs of the main phones. This has a better camera, and it's waterproof (FUCKING WATERPROOF MOTHERFUCKER). Most phones now seem to have similar specs, so those 2 things are what makes this phone stick out from the rest. Also, I don't know why on earth you think a fingerprint sensor would damage battery life. That's a pretty dumb statement Spartacus. I'd expect better from you.
I don't know how it's implemented. Is it active all the time (like NFC)? If it it's constantly waiting for someone to swipe their finger, then it would impact battery life. I honestly don't know enough about the implementation to draw any strong conclusions, only state possibilities.
Chances are pretty good that it would detect if a finger was there before trying to run a scan. Something like a pressure sensor completing a circuit, a small switch or interfering with an electromagnetic field. There are many ways to implement a passive detection system that triggers a scan.
All I can add to that is that halfway proper finger sensors, like the ones used in Lenovo Thinkpad do have an impact on battery life. A small but noticeable one. No idea if they are comparable.
