sotonjoe

You Android fanboys really are odd. I say that the Nexus 4 looks good, but that people have to have realistic expectations about it, but that's apparently not good enough! I'm sure the Nexus 4 will be a good phone but it's certainly not going to be without fault. Listening to you lot, it's almost as if you've been hired as PR plants for Google or LG! I don't see why people have to evangelise about what phone they have at all. I have an Android phone which has flaws and I've just got an iPhone 5 which also has flaws. I might keep the iPhone or I might buy something else, but one thing is for sure, I'll know the limits of what I buy, won't be telling everybody how much 'better' it is than something else!

Nobody has suggested anything has been "made better"; the initial comment was about the sort of materials that will be used for the Nexus's case. I've know idea why you're all so keen to discuss the bloody iPhone either. The Nexus is a £239 quid phone at the end of the day, and if you think it's going to 'feel expensive' you've got another thing coming. It will feel cheap, because it is cheap. That won't detract from the performance, but Google's main tactic is that they want to make their products as freely available as possible, and hence they aren't worried about nice feeling materials used for the cases of phones or tablets. Interesting link you posted there though, but wonder why the cost of making an iPhone 5 has leapt by $68 compared to the one somebody posted the other day.

It's a white elephant for me if it doesn't have the option of a mobile data connection.

Apple's support is obviously going to be superior to what Google can offer via their Play website; you go into a store and they mend it for you. All iPhones are made of more premium materials than cheaper Android handsets; whether or not people care about that is up to them. iPhones offer storage up to 64gb, so there's no need for additional storage. A handset limited to 16gb is a different proposition. I might buy one, but it's odd that people like you are getting so 'fanboy' about them; particularly as it's the sort of behaviour you knock Essru for week in week out.

Don't fall for the hype. A £239 phone is going to scratch; hell, even the iPhone scratches. It's common knowledge that Samsung, HTC and other Android handsets are typically made of less premium materials than Apple would use.

he Nexus 4 looks good for the money but "better spec than the iPhone 5" is somewhat erroneous. Most people know by now that a phone with a quad core processor isn't instantly 'better' than one with a dual core. The things you have to bear in mind with the Nexus is the limited support in the event of a fault, the expected cheap / flimsy plastic design and the limited storage capacity.

Prob the same muppets who booed at half time, or spent most of the time standing silent in the Northam.

yes i do, thanks.

Got a 32gb one to have a go with now, but it's bloody weird after using Android. Safari doesn't appear to wrap text when browsing, so reading a web page which isn't a mobile version is a right pain in the arse. Am I missing something obvious here?

Has Rudi signed yet?

Gazza was shocking against everton; goals 2 and 3 were embarrassing. Against Fulham he looked 'premature'. TBF, haven't seen enough of Boruc yet to know if he's any better. All I would say is that a goalkeeping merry go round can't be good for the defence. And yes, Alpine do shut up.

Just booked the London Paddington Hilton for £114 on Weds night.

If we had signed Philips, we would have been yet another attacking player and no more bloody defenders. Scoring goals isn't the problem.

I walked up the bank to the boating lake on The Common really quickly once if that counts.

If this is part of a wider process to sterilise the game and get rid of the riff raff and the racists, I'm all for it.

lad

Cor ... I'd buy one from them etc ...

You obviously don't know what a superlative is. You probably meant to say "excessive use of hyperbole".

Are they still making Windows? Hilarious.

The suggestion was that he was bringing in Di Canio, not Steve Grant.

Not sure this is completely correct, but there would appear to be some mileage in it. If I'm correct - and I'm never wrong - it would appear that Di Canio is set to be named as Assistant Manager, whilst Redknapp comes in as manager. At least this is what Cortese told the taxi driver I was drinking Starbucks with this morning.

I take it you drive around in a 1989 Volvo 360.

Have reported you to the club. HTH.

He's lost the mongboard, that's for sure.

What an interesting comparison between Adkins and Ferguson. **** me, some people are stupid.