Comments on: What companies should learn from Samsung & Apple

By: Susan Agcopra Llagas

Susan Agcopra Llagas — Sat, 02 Mar 2013 03:34:31 +0000

I have my nokia 701 but the thing is according to the nokia care technician it is not compatible with sun network. how come the nokia company is selling their units without warning that a certain nokia 701 is nothing to do with my sun postpaid. very disgusting. i bought it last july 2012 yet, i right away use it for my sunsim and just this very moment of february 15 it was no longer be used for my sunsim. pls help me to solve this predicament since i am a nokia user since two decades now and recently i am not satisfied with their deal. i am sorry for myself, anyway my nokia 701 is still in the hands of nokia care service center limketkai, cagayan de oro city. i would rather did not buy this model if only to know that it is not compatible with sunsim in fact the unit is an open line. according to nokia care office cagayan de oro city it is in sun’s software in order hte unit to be compatible. I went to sun center robinsons cagayan de oro told me that what kind of software that nokia would like to put that the defect of 701 is the contacts number do not appear in the nokia 701. Therefore, it is not so technical that the problem of my unit would not be solved. Please help me, i bought the 701 for 14,995 pesos in cold cash last july,2012 in manila robinsons forum mandaluyong.

By: really?

really? — Tue, 22 Jan 2013 15:00:46 +0000

i smell butthurt here. either frustrated writer itong si bob-o or frustrated yugatech contributor kaya ganito na lang galit kay freking. masyado kang nagbababad sa mga articles nya para mang bash.

why don’t you start your own blog so you can show to the world what a better writer you are compared to freking. unless you are all talk here and no balls to spare. and please for pete’s sake don’t generalize and collectively use the word WE in your statement

“Keep it up on doing articles like this, and WE will not support this site anymore. Lol! :)))”

you definitely don’t represent the majority here. at the end of the day you are just one frustrated and bitter anonymous commenter who has nothing better to do than judging other’s work without presenting your own.

By: kaiser

kaiser — Mon, 21 Jan 2013 14:33:02 +0000

his observations are valid, why so much hate for the author? just because he is younger? para naman sa mga normal at hindi techie, ascending numbers most likely means the best and latest(pentium series, nvidia and amd video cards, kahit normal na appliances e.g. samsung hdtv series 7/8/9)

By: Iyan Sommerset

Iyan Sommerset — Mon, 21 Jan 2013 08:01:00 +0000

Spot-on on the naming. With properly-numbered products, the public can easily gauge which devices are “more powerful” or “newer”. I mean, just look at the fiasco with the iPad “3″ – most of the consumerist-public need that number to tell them that their new toy is better than the perfectly-good one they just ditched.

By: noknok

noknok — Mon, 21 Jan 2013 02:41:47 +0000

Commenters here are just a bunch of idiots. The article actually makes sense. The author is not saying Samsung and Apple are the best and that the others are ‘crap’. He’s just saying that Samsung and Apple are both doing something that make them stand out. Other companies are also good ones but they’re handling their business poorly. Good example would be HTC. You can’t tell which phone is their flagship, which should reflect as their best phone. It started with the HTC Sensation where they released a bunch of Sensations differing the names with XL, XE, etc. So given that, which one’s the best? Samsung and Apple made it simple, increment the numbers. Highest being the best. Nokia with ’9′ series as the top of the line…it’s kinda simple and yet other manufacturers don’t get it. Do check out Sony’s phone lineup and determine what is their flagship phone…I’m sure you’ll have a bit of a hard time. People always want the ‘best’.

By: goodha

goodha — Sun, 20 Jan 2013 18:40:01 +0000

Pahabol.

@bob freking
Awaiting your article entitled “What (branded) cellphones could learn from (re-branded) cellphones?” hehehe.

branded – sammy, nokie, apple, lg, bb, sony,htc
re-branded – myphone, cherry mobile, starmobile, O+, torque

By: goodha

goodha — Sun, 20 Jan 2013 18:28:24 +0000

On another note, napupurga na nga ako sa multitude of accessories (especially casings,jellies at leather covers) ng samsung at apple products sa mga bangketa sa tabi tabi.

By: EJ12

EJ12 — Sun, 20 Jan 2013 14:23:27 +0000

guys chill lang! tama naman yung sinabi ni @bob eh. Kung mapapansin niyo naman mabentang mabenta ang mga products ng Samsung at Apple. He was just observing what is the current “gadget situation” here in the Philippines. Napapansin niyo ba na maraming nagamit ng Samsung Galaxy Y? Kasi sinasabi nila na yun ang pinakamurang android phone that time and up to now marami pa ring nabili niyan. Kaya nga nabuo tong yugatech para makita natin ang iba pang alternatives na mas maganda sa mga madalas nating nakikitang ads. To those who are being negative about this post because the author is a dork or boycott the author, try being an author here. Or baka naman kaya panay hate comments yung mga tao dito dahil panay apple or samsung ang gadgets nila.

By: Leave a Reply

Leave a Reply — Sun, 20 Jan 2013 10:53:14 +0000

Brading, it is not about the market share. It is about the profits. Apple has 30% market share but profit share is 80% of the market. mwahahahhaha panis ka!

By: Observer

Observer — Sun, 20 Jan 2013 09:37:13 +0000

A little opinion thrown in from time to time is the privilege of those who run a blog. And we cannot deny the fact that AT THE PRESENT TIME, AND IN TERMS OF SALES, Samsung and Apple investors surely have the biggest and happiest smile among the bunch.

Ang hirap naman sa ibang fanboy dyan, di lang mapasama sa pinupuri yung manok nila, sobra na kung makareact. Wala naman sa context ng pinaguusapan yung sinasabi nila.

@bob – As long as Abe is letting you, just do your thing kid. (It was 20 years ago when I was in college, so I hope you wouldn’t mind me calling you kid. Hehehe)