Battle of the Androids: Google Android vs. Samsung Android
Linked by Alexey Eromenko on Fri 1st Feb 2013 21:52 UTC
PDAs, Cellphones, Wireless Many people think that all Androids are equal and it's a race to the bottom where the cheapest vendor wins. This could not be farther from the truth. For me, it all began half-a-year ago, when I bought the Samsung Galaxy S III and was absolutely stunned by it, then exploring and comparing it with other Androids. Now that Google has fired a shot across the bow with its low pricing for the unlocked Nexus 4, where does that leave Samsung and its flagship handset?
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Ugly ttabloid journalism at OSnews
by 1024 on Tue 5th Feb 2013 08:14 UTC
1024
Member since:
2013-02-05

With this article full of opinions and wild claims, OSnews now approaches a new market: tabloid journalism.

Sadly, this means it loses old readers.

Edited 2013-02-05 08:16 UTC

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David Member since:
1997-10-01

I can understand why you might disagree with the author's conclusions. I expected that many people might. However, I'm curious as to why giving a Samsung fan a platform to make his case is "tabloid journalism."

Personally, I would only buy an Android device that ran vanilla Android, and I always considered carrier-modified Android versions to be something that "low-information consumers" had foisted on them. I was intrigued to learn that there are some consumers who think that Samsung's version, at least, is an actual improvement. It seemed like a worthy topic of debate for OSNews. I'd like to hear why you disagree.

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