By the way samsung.. u wanna tell the whole world u don copy and innovate and go long way to sue company who accuse u by saying u are a copy cat..
Did i see a fingerprint scanner? Placing at the same position as iphone?
When i saw the iphone 5s.. i told ppl now samsung know where to put the fingerprint scanner.. and bingo.. the s5 now comes with a fingerprint scanner...
Weren't you just posting "don't get so worked up" up there?
Again I don't care much for Samsung's lawsuits, but I kinda hate the way everyone has one point of view that is so incredibly myopic that I can point out exactly what the masses are going to say even before they say it.
Where else is there to put that fingerprint scanner? On top of the camera? The smartphone's design is pretty much set. Putting the fingerprint scanner elsewhere is not innovation, just like putting a 5th wheel on a car is not innovation. Being the first to do something like that (and Apple is not the first to put a fingerprint scanner on a phone) also doesn't confer one the sole right to doing that thing. That's a pretty shitty world to live in if I may say so, because historically the first people to do something weren't always the best at it - look at how many Fords there are on the roads these days eh?
How come when Samsung puts something like a Wacom stylus on a phone, nobody talks about it as being innovative? That's right, because nobody frickin' knows the challenges involved in doing something like that and what sort of innovation is required to make it possible. People criticize it for being useless too. Well, where I work, I see more people using the S Pen than Touch ID.
And that fruit company's brilliant and innovative notification center was put at the top of the screen, long after Android had it. If we're going to throw around accusations of being copycats, let's be fair and throw it at EVERYONE and not just one company. Because it's seriously getting tiring read the same old POS on the internet.