Apple Breaks Pre-Order Record with iPhone 6; iPhone 6 Plus Sells Out
"Pictures are better then words because some words are big and hard to understand" Peter Griffin (Family Guy) |
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As a stockholder, I thank you! :)
But, I won't be buying one anytime soon. Alex "There is a cult of ignorance in the United States, and there has always been. The strain of anti-intellectualism has been a constant thread winding its way through our political and cultural life, nurtured by the false notion that democracy means that "my ignorance is just as good as your knowledge." -- Isaac Asimov |
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Re: As a stockholder, I thank you! :)
You're welcome And yes I did buy the iPhone 6+ So that help your stock go up "Pictures are better then words because some words are big and hard to understand" Peter Griffin (Family Guy) |
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Looking forward to your report.
I've seriously considered the LG G3 which has a 1080 display rather than a 1440 display on the 6+. But I'm waiting to see what the next Nexus/Silver is like. A decent summary of the differences is on Versus. Enjoy! Cheers, Scott. |
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I'm starting to think about a replacement
I like the HTC One for the front-facing speakers. -- Drew |
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HTC does make nice looking phones.
Supposedly the next Nexus tablet (due soon, supposedly) is an HTC. Cheers, Scott. |
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HTC is good
I had several HTCs in a row and they were good. But my most recent is a Sony - and Sony have learnt how to do whole-of-package really rather well. Wade. Just Add Story http://justaddstory.wordpress.com/ |
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Only surprise is the rarity of such effects [reported.. or actually?]
That benzene and n-hexane (!) were being used there til recently, speaks volumes to anyone Chem-ept. Their hideousness has been known for n decades. Methinks we're well past the stage at which sane prophylactic measures precede the use of some insanely-great new molecular-tweak (beloved of Mfg./despised by pathologists.) Bizness has bulldozed its expedience, winning over any careful assessments of the toxicity of the New solvents -vs- humans [and Other animals.] As to that [Other} ... have no real data on what oversights exist re the disposal of these substances; our record, from radionuclides onward though, is as expected: sketchy, last I tried to look. I merely suppose that many species are being endangered--even after the effects of ill-tested biz-solvents on humans. Some of the resultant mutations may well do more than just Surprise. You can't train-up n toxicologists to match $T-levels of Corporate production, now and next--you just Can't. Shiny clean factories: for the Product; as. if. those masks worn had more effect than--keeping the product spiffy. They've learned well from their dis-USA acolytes: kill their med insurance. See last two ¶s. Chinese lawyers: get busy. Shit, ya can't copy/paste from increasing #sites now. Bastards. |
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Yeah, benzene f'ed me over years ago
My dad worked for a company that had the contract to import Perrier. Seems that they controlled everything, from the well, to the filtration, to the sand that made the bottles, to the bottling plant. Seems that the bottling plant had a filtration system that was contaminated by a few molecules of benzene. So they shut it down. It took them 6 months to rework it, clean it out, and bring it back online. We knew about this shit 30 years ago. |
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