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The iPhone 5 is an "evolution, not [a] revolution, but worth the wait," according to Today Online. CNET agrees. So does Softpedia.
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For the iPhone 4S, "evolution not revolution is the name of the game," according to TechWorld.
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"It's time for a verdict" on the iPhone 4, says ZDNet. "Evolutionary, not revolutionary."
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"I regard [the iPhone 3GS's] changes," says Walt Mossberg of the Wall Street Journal, "as more evolutionary than revolutionary." Stuff.tv concurs: "[It's] evolution, not revolution."
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"It’s tough," says Anandtech of the iPhone 3G, "to follow a revolution with anything but evolution, which on the hardware side is absolutely true."
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"So is the iPhone a revolutionary device?" asks WirelessInfo. "In some ways, yes. But in others, it's just evolutionary."
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"Google’s Nexus One Phone:" headlines Technologizer, "Evolution (Not Revolution) at Work"
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Apple's first MacBook Air represents "evolution, not revolution," according to NetworkWorld.
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Canon's new PowerShot SX series cameras are "far more evolution than revolution in Canon's lineup," according to The Verge.
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The Panasonic Lumix GH2 is an "evolution, not revolution," according to Gizmodo.
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The Nintendo DSi, continues Gizmodo, "is not the next revolution, but it's an intriguing evolution."
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The BlackBerry Torch, warns GigaOm, is "An Evolution, Not a Revolution."
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AMD's Bulldozer processor, writes ArsTechnica, "is actually a conservative, evolutionary step forward from what has gone before." They remind us, however, that "in the world of processor design, evolution is always a lot better than revolution."
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Intel CEO Paul Otellini agrees, saying of his Ultrabooks: "This is evolution. I’m not sure there is anything revolutionary here."
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The WiiU is "Evolution Not Revolution," to hear GotGame tell it.
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Analysts are expecting "evolution, not revolution" at MacWorld.
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While another analysts expects the Consumer Electronics Expo to be "evolutionary, not revolutionary."
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The Palm Pre, "ingenious as it is," says BusinessWeek, "seems evolutionary rather than revolutionary."
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The original Microsoft tablets, from 2002, are either "Evolution, Revolution ... or Nonevent," according to Windows IT Pro .
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You can call the new Microsoft Surface tablet "evolutionary, but again not revolutionary," says Cloud Computing News.
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"It's important not to lose sight," says Mercury News, "that the [iPad] Mini is another link in the evolutionary chain of technology and not a revolutionary step."
The iPad Mini, which has not yet been announced or seen, comes out today. More here.
Many thanks to Casey Chan for the idea