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Then you probably have another smartphone then i have. Just yesterday i was meeting friends (4xiPhones, 1xMilestone/Droid, 1xNexusOne) and the good nerds we wer
by buster 17y ago
Then you probably have another smartphone then i have.
Just yesterday i was meeting friends (4xiPhones, 1xMilestone/Droid, 1xNexusOne) and the good nerds we were, people wanted to check out the newer Android phones.
The 4 iPhone guys agreed it's on par.
You probably notice responsiveness differences beyond the level a normal person recognizes :p
In fact, when you say you have a variety of smartphones on your desk, i guess you are working on a daily base with different handsets and have a very keen sense for this. And as i don't have numbers to back my statement up i'd say it's a difference in those handsets 95% of users wouldn't recognize. ;)
- ErrantX 17y agoWell I work with them in the sense they are test beds for our phone forensics work. But in fairness I have used pretty much all of them for extended periods as my work or social phone. Still going with the iPhone as the cleanest user experience :) (but I realize opinions differ widely)