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"Nothing will have to be re-figured out or relearned." Phew, sounds like the iPhone must be hard to learn to use; a lot of investment? Every time I buy a new m
by confuzatron 16y ago
"Nothing will have to be re-figured out or relearned."
Phew, sounds like the iPhone must be hard to learn to use; a lot of investment? Every time I buy a new make of phone I need to learn how that make (and sometimes model) works. I just suck it up in the knowledge that learning is part of life. I've only used one Android phone (with Sense UI) so I can't comment on how different it is from vanilla Android. But I managed to pick it up fairly quickly, to the extent that the differences from iPhone OS that initially annoyed me, I started to prefer in a few days.
- glhaynes 16y agoIt's not necessarily a matter of it being hard in a "I can't figure out how to do this!" way, but just in the amount of cognitive effort that's required to learn how to do things a new way. Including unlearning the muscle memory of doing them the old way. So it's a matter of comfort and ease, things that are especially important on such personal devices.