JackClark

I forgot to post this, how's them Lemons?

TonyBurns

iTrader: (3)

Yes, wonderful when you compare the dual core instead of the international version try GL 2.1 iphone 5 v samsung s3 international, completely the opposite to 2.5 (ie the iphone gets trounced).

Keep it up Jack, still not good enough

TonyBurns

iTrader: (3)

you know nothing about tech and it shows, you keep saying apple are gods gift, the 4412 is old school (really made me laugh ) and that apple's latest chip is the most advanced thing since sliced bread (shame the A15 leaves it standing and most of the A9 series too )
Understand what is in that A6 chip Jack but you just ignore what is being said, even gave you the positives of it, oh well, keep on dreaming Jack Apple loves people like you (suckers as you like your lemons )

JackClark

Here you go Tony. Keep dreaming.

http://www.glbenchmark.com/compare.j...laxy%20S%20III

Now get back up your pole and get Wales some service will you.

Gear Head

iTrader: (2)

Even though I am not keen on the size, I am impressed with the spec of the forth coming HTC One X +:

http://reviews.cnet.co.uk/mobile-pho...view-50009334/

andy97

iTrader: (1)

Sheldon wrote"The iPhone 5 uses custom chips, perfectly matched to both hardware and software, it's a winning combination that Samsung will never be able to achieve."

I believe Samsung Actually make this processor for apple, so it is well within Samsung design capability to manufacture an improved specification (S3 processor).

JackClark

Make as in they produce the final product, they have nothing to do with the design. Rumour has it they'll be out when it's time for the A7.

andy97

iTrader: (1)

Samsung Design processor, probably the biggest with a proven record of mass production and high quality. Yes apple is trying to distance themselves, but I very much doubt completely, apple are now purchasing more memory chips from Samsung than ever before.

Samsung makes high quality products in mass numbers, that no other company can match. If apple start using parts from several suppliers for the same item, undoubtedly reliability/quality issues will and have arisen.

My daughter's friend has just tried to return a faulty from new i5(keeps rebooting) but O2 wont refund, something to do with not being able to get a new replacement within their 30 day refund policy.


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JackClark

Not a Samsung designed processor.

Devildog

That doesn't make sense. A refund should have no bearing on the ability to source a replacement.

If she wants a replacement iphone 5, tell her to make a genius bar appointment and they will give her a new replacement if they cant fix it there and then (or as soon as they have stock)

Gear Head

iTrader: (2)

That's rubbish.
Either your daughters friend is lying, or O2 have no idea what they are talking about.

I suspect the former.

Gear Head

iTrader: (2)

Not going well is it:

http://www.macworld.co.uk/ipad-iphon...pe=allchandate

Geezer

There's quite a few issues reported in that article. Ok, as with everythng you only hear from people who have had a problem, which may be a small percentage, but it's still happening to significant amount of devices.

The overheating one seemed to be the worst.

Geezer

jonc

A colleague of mine got his iPhone 5, was happy with it and then soon afterwards dropped it and as you expect was scratched. He called Vodafone to say his phone was scratched out of the box and got it replaced with another new one!

TelBoy

How funny is lying, eh?

jonc

Lying? more of an embellishment of the truth, isn't that what Apple do quite often?

JackClark

Scamming chavs like your mate probably make up 98% of the claims.

jonc

So that's nearly half of all iPhone 5 users then.