Android is a dirty phone

July 21st, 2010 at 12:24 · Filed Under Blogging, Call Me a Geek, Mac OS X, Phones 

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Android has been regarded as a savior to those who hate to be controlled and tied down by Apple’s strictly guarded iPhone. It is also one of the competitors closest to iPhone. While Apple’s latest iPhone 4 has a new feature called “FaceTime”, the Android on the other hand gets Sex.

FaceTime is a feature to make video call from iPhone 4 to iPhone 4 over Wi-Fi. No special account or screen name is required to make video calls. Therefore, users can forget about Skype and Apple’s iChat AV. Certainly, FaceTime is a great aide for people with hearing impairment and mute to communicate using sign language.

There are plenty of sex/porn apps for Android devices. There is even an adult-exclusive app store called MiKandi to cater such need. Now the store has reached a new milestone, introducing the first live adult web-cam streaming app for mobile devices called Sex Live Chat. You can read the story here. With live sex chat, you can watch the party on the other side engaged in some actions, and vice versa, if you like to. I will let your imagination run wild.

It is pathetic for a brilliant mobile platform to resort to sexual elements to promote its use. This greatly contrasts with Apple’s iDevices where you can find a wild variety of education apps along with useful business and productivity apps, etc, more than you can imagine.

As a parent, I will invest in iDevices for my kids and never an Android device. The latter is well analogized to the pest in our household.

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5 Responses to “Android is a dirty phone”

  • Chris on July 21st, 2010 19:23 1

    I guess this person has not heard of computers. From Apple to PC they all have sex apps. Plus people access porn on the iPhone with you knowing it … its called the web.

  • Adrian Hoe on July 21st, 2010 19:39 2

    I think you have not heard of Apple’s Parental Control built into Mac OS X …

  • Hazel on July 21st, 2010 19:56 3

    This is silly has this man seen the Apple App Store recently u can get sex positions or the Kama Sutra apps of it and many other stuff also such a thing as a parental lock hope he has any Apple Laptops or PCs locked this way as accessible on the web

  • Chris on July 22nd, 2010 0:18 4

    PS Android has not promoted themselves as having sex apps as a selling point. This has been the geek community that has done this because Apple has rejected Apps with this content and Android does not reject anything.

  • Adrian Hoe on July 22nd, 2010 21:31 5

    Apple App Store provides censorship to all the apps they are putting on their shelf. Indeed, it is Apple’s strict censorship that drives certain developers away. If you check on the “sexual” apps in Apple App Store, most apps merely provide the illustrations of sex positions and no real photos (well, I didn’t go through all the apps), which are strictly prohibited by Apple. These sex positions are actually based on the ancient Indian Hindu text, Kama Sutra, which focuses on the art of lovemaking. It is aesthetic rather than erotic, certainly cannot be equated to porn.

    Parental control is a breeze on Mac OS X, iTunes and iPhone. On the other hand, Android platform has numerous parental control software floating around. Which one is best for you?

    Google does not want to “close” its Android platform because they know, that, by doing so, their system will no longer be “open”. But an open system has its pitfalls and Google certainly knows that. Just take a look at Google’s Nexus One. It has been killed by HTC. Android developers are having too many hardware specifications to test their software on:- different CPU speeds, different memory sizes, even different screen sizes. Very soon, you might have different versions (or distro) of Android too.

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