Gotta market full retard so you can sell the next slightly less full retard thing. Was perfectly fine with my 5 year old Nokia N8 (and Symbian) until I launched it into a drink hard braking at 78mph on Ortega hwy. All it needed was 1GB more RAM. Symbian still does some things better than Android which is kind of embarrassing.

My last experience with Symbian was S60 V3 I think on my old E90. I don't remember it too fondly. Definitely the worst part was dealing with apps, which were locked to IMEI numbers, hard to find, and would sometimes just fail to install for no apparent reason. I replaced that phone with a Dell Streak, which was one of the greatest marketing blunders in history. Dell wasn't quite sure what it was, and so they marketed it as a tiny tablet that happened to make phone calls. It shipped with Android 1.6 Donut and was locked into landscape mode because they thought that was how people used tablets.

When Dell released the 2.2 Froyo update, and I saw how you could use ADW Launcher to flip the orientation between portrait and landscape at will, I snapped it up. There was just nothing like it then. A 5" screen in 2010 was unheard of, and you could just get so much done on it so easily. I never missed my E90 after that for a minute, and that was with Froyo. Compared to that, the early versions of Symbian S60 Touch looked like complete trash, and I never gave another thought to Nokia.

Anyone knows how to change icon size without using another launcher?
Recent update on my Z Ultra resulted in ugly large icons. Do not want to use another launcher as the stock is plenty polished.

There seems to be something very very wrong with sites like CNET, Engadget, etc. I wonder how much Samsung pays these professional review fookers?

cnet used to be sponsored by Samsung and LG. I don't know if they still are because I stopped reading them years ago.

GS6 eliminated the only reasons why someone would consider buying a Samsung: removable SD card and battery.

Apple under Jobs did not tolerate Full Retard.

This. This is the biggest change since Steve. That said, how many years of iTunes have we had under Steve? What was their last good year? Oh wait, never.

This. This is the biggest change since Steve. That said, how many years of iTunes have we had under Steve? What was their last good year? Oh wait, never.

Good point. The coding of the Windows version especially is appalling, it makes you think that they purposefully sabotage iTunes for Windows as a way to push people towards OSX, which wouldn't shock me at all if that were really the case.

Aside from iTunes though, there just seems to be a lot of launch failures with Apple as of late, which definitely wasn't the case under Jobs from what I recall. Things like the Apple Maps rollout for example. If that happened under SJ, heads would've ROLLED.