Reecemac
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Yeah I used the Cyanogen rom (Vanilla) and missed the features of the Samsung rom, Omega is the Samsung rom but modified.
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Reecemac
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Also how does http://www.wechoosethemoon.org render on the iPhone?
[Edited on 05-10-2012 by Reecemac]
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Balling
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quote:
Originally posted by Reecemac
Also how does http://www.wechoosethemoon.org render on the iPhone?
Much, much sharper than the above. Not pixelated at all.
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Reecemac
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Also how does http://www.wechoosethemoon.org render on the iPhone?
Much, much sharper than the above. Not pixelated at all.
It's not like that on the phone, must be dropbox. Also the website is fully flash so unless Apple had a secret update only you got?
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Nath
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It's a trap!
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Whittie
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quote:
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Also how does http://www.wechoosethemoon.org render on the iPhone?
[Edited on 05-10-2012 by Reecemac]
Pointless if you knew it was flash 
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Whittie
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Logo looks better though 
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John
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Apple have forced Adobe into submission with flash anyway, not supported on android either, moot point now.
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Balling
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Like I said, much sharper.
Also fucking  at Dropbox making the browser window muddy, but not affecting the top bar.
Scumbag Dropbox!
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Balling
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Apple have forced Adobe into submission with flash
It was a subpar standard and something vastly better came along.
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John
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True.
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Reecemac
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Apple have forced Adobe into submission with flash anyway, not supported on android either, moot point now.
But as an example, that site works on android but not on iPhone so its not a moot point. I use flash to watch the football while i'm at work. I know liveonlinefooty has an iPhone link but its alot smaller selection. Its the thing I missed when I had my iPhone. I'm not really bothered if people prefer the iPhone or S3 (I have both, well a "4") just pointing out bits.
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Reecemac
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Apple have forced Adobe into submission with flash
It was a subpar standard and something vastly better came along.
I agree, my macbook hates flash, it runs hot and crap. But at this point in time it still has a use to me (Football streaming).
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Dom
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Apple have forced Adobe into submission with flash
It was a subpar standard and something vastly better came along.
What's replaced Flash? So far nothing has replaced it
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Reecemac
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HTML 5
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Whittie
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quote:
Originally posted by Dom
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Originally posted by Balling
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Originally posted by John
Apple have forced Adobe into submission with flash
It was a subpar standard and something vastly better came along.
What's replaced Flash? So far nothing has replaced it
Assuming Html5
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A2H GO
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Dom already knows the answer. **awaits argumentative comment on why HTML5 is not a proper replacement**
[Edited on 05-10-2012 by A2H GO]
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Whittie
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Dom is a lovely chap
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Balling
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What's replaced Flash? So far nothing has replaced it
In what sense? Flash has been used for a lot of stuff and I don't think there's one single standard that does all the same stuff.
From what I personally experience when browsing the web, Flash is hardly used any more. Whether I'm just browsing the wrong sites I'm not sure, but it seems it's being used less and less and there's certainly a lot of focus on NOT using it.
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Whittie
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Balling
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Do people still play shitty little games in their web browser? I thought all that stuff was relocated to phones and tablets...
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Whittie
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The jobless probs sit on facebook and play that farm game.
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Gary
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Can't hide the address bar (yet) Balling, would be better though.
iOS hiding it is a 6 feature isn't it? Or is it better in 6, can't remember.
I use boat mini and it hides it. Perfer it to chrome also
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John
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Chrome syncs my tabs and loads of other stuff across from my desktop.
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Whittie
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Chrome syncs my tabs and loads of other stuff across from my desktop.
So does my firefox on iphone, handy shit.
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