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If Oracle wins this suit it will have repercussions throughout the industry as APIs have long been the method for building complex application environments. Sent from my SCH-I605 using Tapatalk

Perhaps you should reread my reply. Sent from my SCH-I605 using Tapatalk

These are generally made in production runs. So if they got some runs of bad cameras, which is the reason to replace the hardware rather than patching, it could well be confined to a specific carrier's production run of phones. Sent from my SCH-I605 using Tapatalk

And they are replacing them at no cost to the user. Much better than antennagate from a few years back... Or in short, Samsung's response wasn't "You're holding it wrong." Sent from my SCH-I605 using Tapatalk

Scott: Thanks for the link.. It's a bit too bulky for my needs... Try sticking your head into a server rack wearing that :)

From time to time, I'm in data centers with a need to use my phone inside that very noisy environment. Does anyone have a bluetooth headset recommendation that works well in an environment with a lot of white noise?

They needed to. I was in Manhattan in September and LTE performance was worse than 3G was on Sprint.

Most of the phone interior is battery. The real question for me is can the battery be large enough to give all day run time with medium to heavy usage Will the cost be too dear as well? TBD. Sent from my SCH-I605 using Tapatalk

The concept is excellent. How it goes from concept to product remains to be seen.

That is an aggressive but reachable goal. I'd like to see more carrier support in the US (I think only on T-Mobile ATM). I've read very good things about the XPeria handsets, but have no personal experience.

Blackberry is going to need cash on hand if they have any hopes of getting through this. If they don't have a few years of operating costs on hand I don't see them with any chance of survival.

[sarcasm on] In related news, Apple has attempted to get the ITC to block importation of the devices as the patent is owned by Samsung. It is clearly an unfair trade practice to patent, manufacture and ship product completely in house. When asked, Apple CEO Tim Cook replied "I'm sure someone...

yourbeliefs: They're making sure they can get out of town fast :D

yourbeliefs is correct. It's merely sinking faster now.

Preliminary agreement is not a done deal. That said, I fear that this will just become a patent troll situation.

Seems pretty obvious that Google has to store the password before they can restore it... Well sort of. There are ways of storing these values so that Google can store it without knowing the value. You'd use the Google password + a random salt to encrypt the WiFi password. I would hope they...

Never ever let facts get in the way of politics and grandstanding.

And he probably still wonders why his presidential candidacy wasn't taken seriously.

And yet, Android continues to move forward. Android isn't any one person, just as it isn't any one equipment manufacturer.

For the entry price 200/250 I can overlook a lot. Especially if that is an unsubsidized price. Sent from my SCH-I605 using Tapatalk 4

If it lowers the price of larger WQHD panels I am all for it. I wouldn't mind getting them in the $400 range from the major players. Sent from my SCH-I605 using Tapatalk 4

It's all dependent on viewing distance. Retina is a marketing term. It also isn't one particular resolution or pixel density but rather a function of viewing distance vs. dpi. A large enough screen, at distance could have a low DPI but still be considered "retina". Curiously enough, the higher...

LG announced a WQHD resolution, 5.5 inch display. For those that don't know the acronym that is 2560x1440 with a whopping 500+DPI. Engadget reporting. Sent from my SCH-I605 using Tapatalk 4

I wonder if Google is selling the Nexus phones with essentially zero margin for themselves? That would explain the pricing disparity.

I love the PadFone concept, where you plug the phone into the tablet to drive the display. Very cool and (to me) very forward thinking.