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Have you tried using third party apps on the iPhone? You can't change the default browser, mail client, maps app, etc. on iOS. At least it's possible to switch
by w1ntermute 10y ago
Have you tried using third party apps on the iPhone? You can't change the default browser, mail client, maps app, etc. on iOS. At least it's possible to switch the defaults to 3rd party apps on Android.
- anfogoat 10y agoYou're right about the core apps on iOS. In principle, Android seems preferable to iOS.
- st3v3r 10y agoBut it sounds like the core apps on iOS work the way they want them to, whereas the alternatives on Android are all lacking. So being able to change is a nice option, but if you don't use it, doesn't really add much.
- w1ntermute 10y ago> But it sounds like the core apps on iOS work the way they want them to, whereas the alternatives on Android are all lacking. It doesn't make sense to compare the core apps on iOS to the alternatives on Android. The core apps on Android are just as good as (I would say better than) the core apps on iOS.