Sony Ericsson's patent application for drag and drop NFC-style

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John @ Nov 20th 2007 4:39PM

Noone cares now but two years from now Apple will put it in some of their products and call it revolutionary.

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Stop saying "no one cares"... damn. That's is totally annoying. Obviously you fucking care or you wouldn't have posted first. Whatever. Anyway.

The bigger and more important point is. This will only work with other people who have Sony Ericsson phones. As a SE owner -- I can tell you that I run into another SE owner, um... never. But I know at lease 4-5 people that have iPhones. Anyone else, carries a "POS" handed out free from their service provider.

Anyone that's willing to drop 6 notes on a Sony Ericsson, will more then likely drop 4 on an iPhone, another $100 for "Apple accesseries" and the rest on crap from iTunes. So that's great but, when is this going to be useful? Maybe in Europe or Japan?

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Anthony @ Nov 20th 2007 10:06PM

iRobot, I have an SE phone, in fact it's normally all I buy. I would love to see this feature but I agree most people prefer the el' cheapo phones to a good device

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BigD @ Nov 21st 2007 12:19AM

@iRobot: Rant successful...I love it.

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