Comments on: Kuaiyong and Zeusmos are down as iOS piracy keeps taking hits

By: Abhishek

Abhishek — Thu, 07 Feb 2013 17:31:00 +0000

kuaiyong should continue,….after buying any device the company should not have any rights whatsoever the user does to the device….itz completely personal…….

By: Erni Shinny

Erni Shinny — Tue, 22 Jan 2013 11:19:00 +0000

Okay then.. Peace =)

By: Ben

Ben — Sat, 19 Jan 2013 03:08:00 +0000

I have an iPhone 5 and an sgs3 and I’ve just run both games together. They looked equally detailed with water splash on both screens. I guess if you have a high end android and a high end iPhone then the gaming capabilities are very similar

By: Ricky Bobby Johnson

Ricky Bobby Johnson — Sun, 13 Jan 2013 11:59:00 +0000

Yeah, I rarely read them, especially when I see war games coming up. But even when there are no war games around, you post comment which isn’t convenient for either of the brands or fans of the brands, you still end up IN the games.

By: Ricky Bobby Johnson

Ricky Bobby Johnson — Sun, 13 Jan 2013 11:56:00 +0000

I know it wasn’t polite, but if that was the only comment, it’d be nothing. The thing is that he always sh*ts everywhere around. The only point of my comment was to point out that it’s enough, it was just a “Dude, shut the f**k up” after lots of lots of sh*t. Just… In a more polite way. It wasn’t even personal.

Your “if” was only covering the first sentence, “if I’m an Android user and hate Apple”. It doesn’t cover the rest of your post. Hence, assuming that I was doing all that. Perhaps it’s a language error and not a thought error, but then that made me misunderstand your point.

Again, I wasn’t talking about you, but directing my post to everyone, because, always, always I end up with people firing at me with their “battleships” in their war-games.

By: DarkStormOfChaos

DarkStormOfChaos — Sun, 13 Jan 2013 04:14:00 +0000

I only “pirate” to see if I like the app, because i cant refund if I dont like it.
If I like it, I delete the pirated version and buy the real one.

Basically, I’m playing both worlds, and, in the end, supporting the developers

By: Esk

Esk — Sun, 13 Jan 2013 00:00:00 +0000

Yeah, what I meant is that the solution is not reading comments. I personally fail badly at this.

By: yourbaby

yourbaby — Sat, 12 Jan 2013 20:09:00 +0000

OH NOOO! NOW I WILL HAVE TO PAY 99 CENTS FOR AN APP!! HOW DARE THEY NOT LET ME ENJOY MY STOLEN APPS!!

By: Erni Shinny

Erni Shinny — Sat, 12 Jan 2013 16:03:00 +0000

Well once again, let me make it clear for you.. I said “IF” at the beggining of my post.. And dont make an fan-warrior, i dont care about Apple or Google, not to mention about MS.. Im just using my good old 3gs and trust me.. im happy, and dont care about other phones, nor brands.. and about Apple pie’s pathetic comments, well thats just not polite.. if you feel that hes comment is pathetic than just ignore, or tumb down it.. thats all.. And i dont want to argue with you.. Peace.. =)

By: Ricky Bobby Johnson

Ricky Bobby Johnson — Sat, 12 Jan 2013 12:16:00 +0000

I honestly can’t imagine where you hear or experience all these things, because it’s the contrary in my experience. Yes, Dead Trigger does run on high graphics, (not in Galaxy S, since it’s a bit too old). The GPU in Galaxy S III is superior only to A5, not A6 or A6X.

“Most games are having performance issues on S2″ – honestly, this is the first time I’ve ever heard of this, even though I’ve been using this phone for more than a year. Only the first Galaxy S is now pushing its limits in gaming. And even with proper configurations, you still can run every game, and run them on higher graphics with the cost of smoothness. IF you actually experienced issues on S II, it’s only a software issue, not hardware. And even so, I sincerely doubt it’d be so terrible as you put it. I and people I know that bought the S II, were only praising its power, never complaining. And even though the S II GPU is outdated, it still hasn’t reached its limits, there’s literally no game that would push it to the edge. Again, if you actually experienced any issues, it’s only software. Honestly, I have noticed a couple of flaws in its software, but because it’s an Android, I was allowed to fix these issues myself. And because it’s an Android, I can force the GPU of S II to outmatch the GPU in iPhone 4S, even though it’s generally inferior. Because I can use its full potential AND make the OS not to drag it down, while iOS cannot use the GPU’s full potential and cannot optimize the OS itself. You see, this is what makes Android the most used OS, the ability to put your device over your control. This isn’t just a talk, if you’ve ever used PC’s BIOS system to its extend, you’ll understand what I’m talking about.

And… Dark Knight Rises? It’s not the most powerful game out there. If I clean all the processes in the first Galaxy S, I can play it lagfree. I do not need to do anything in Galaxy S II, I can already play it lagfree. And the S III? I seriously don’t understand what kind of flawed and three-times-returned-device units are you using, but it’s nonsense.

I can see that you haven’t actually tested Jelly Bean, either made up this or read somewhere in some forums… The Jelly Bean does NOT take 3/4th of RAM, nonsense. The OS itself takes only about 100 MB of RAM, (another 100 MB might be taken by the system) while the S III has 1024 MB in total or 2048 MB in the US, some Asian countries and the international I9305 variant. Where do you see 3/4th?