On Thu, 02 Aug 2012 14:30:14 +0200 Benny Pedersen <[email protected]> wrote:
> Den 2012-08-02 13:13, Stephan von Krawczynski skrev: > > > Honestly, nokia is dead. > > you have one ? > > well all my nokia phones still works, that includes the old one 5110 :) Really, lets stay serious and look at the company. It currently gets completely erased by its (former?) MS top manager. > > you should not give to much of a thought on that. > > i will say lunia is dead, people would not have windows on there > phones, where not even there addressbooks can sync at ovi Take a look at the market shares of the different mobile OS's. It is pretty simple to find out that not only this is a reason nobody really wants windows on a phone. > > A modern phone for which clamav should probably be ported has at > > least 16 GB > > of internal flash > > maybe you forget that android phones can be small in price as 999 dkr ? > (130 Euro) And as we are talking they get cheaper and cheaper. Your argument sounds like the famous "nobody needs more than 640 KByte of RAM"... > and i dont think it have that specs, nice if it have, but so much more > to not get a overprised smartphone like apple :) Well, buy Samsung then. It's best anyway ;-) > > - and if you are a smart buyer it has probably an > > additional 64 GB of external - plugged in - flash. Really, space is > > no problem at all on > > a smartphone today. > > why not hook one usb 3.x harddisk on at 3TB ? :) Guy, believe it or not, lots of such phones are out there. Look at the latest market share analysis regarding Android. And they won't get less, whereas phones you call a phone now will be vanished in around 1-2 years. > > PS: if you really mean RAM in your message, well, the smartphone of > > today has > > pretty much the same amount as a desktop pc. > > question is so, is it a phone ? Obviously not, it is a computer you can do calls with. In fact its the bleeding edge of technology nowadays. > my real point is that malvare can be tested elsewhere before its to > late on phones, i think apple have a point Apple really nowhere has any point - besides creating religious backgrounds for products. You have a computer, so create the software like that. And if you do not want to find out everybody including your neighbors dog reads your data (contacts, pictures, emails, sms, name-one), then stop that cloud-sh*t. skraw's 1. law of human life: concentration leads to corruption. (in every semantics of the words) In this case: if you concentrate the data of millions of people in a "cloud" hosted by name-one, you can be sure that the data gets corrupted there in the sense of "stolen", "lost", "changed by accident or by intention". -- Regards, Stephan _______________________________________________ Help us build a comprehensive ClamAV guide: visit http://wiki.clamav.net http://www.clamav.net/support/ml
