Subject: not a religious discussion
From: paul lamar
Date: 3/5/2017, 5:44 PM
To: A10-Me-Earthlink


 I think I mentioned earlier that these border on religious
 discussions/arguments.

 I enjoy discussion and argument, but I do not agree with blatant
 misrepresentation.

 Linux, Windows, Mac, IOS, and Android all have many options for email
 clients.

 Here are some screen-shots to back up this assertion. (See
 attachments)

 Using your argument would mean that all major OS's are in chaos. This
 could very well be true, however it is not a reason to hate one over
 the other.  Valid differences should be sited for such an argument.

 Hopefully no offense found in my post. Intent is hard to convey in
 text. I use android myself but do not care what you or others use. I
 do enjoy a good discussion however as it could open my own eyes or
 those of my 'opponents' to something we hadn't seen before.

Narfi Willem

Applications do what they say they do in Windows, Linux and Apple (Linux)

IMHO the Google playstore is the worlds largest collections of useless "programs".

Basically Android 4.4.2 is useless. Earlier versions worked better.
I don't recall having  near the problems with my old two or three year
old BLU phablet running an earlier version.

Evidence is the dozens of people on here running android that cannot view an mp4 video.
mp4 is  probably the most used video format.  Many of them probably cannot view any
video's except the movies they shoot. Probably for several reasons. The app they
are trying to view them with may be dysfunctional.

I don't recommend Android. You would be better off buying an Apple phone.

Unfortunately  I don't think they sell a 10 inch or larger phablet.
Also unfortunately the Phones are 5 to 10 times over priced for half
a dozen tiny chips and a video screen.

The first picture are all the chips out of my blu phablet.
The cpu is a four core ARM.

The surface mount circuit board is about .030" thick
and about 2" by 5". There is no reason for it to sell
for much more than a $100. Made in the millions
with automatic machines. Too small to do it any other way.
I bought the Pumpkin for about $100.

I used a hot plate frying pan to separate them from
the circuit board.

Paul Lamar

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