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Hey, thanks for the feedback. "How about multiple Exchange account support?" I'll add this row. Both Android and iPhone support it, so it's a wash either way.
by tokyomonster 16y ago
Hey, thanks for the feedback.
"How about multiple Exchange account support?"
I'll add this row. Both Android and iPhone support it, so it's a wash either way.
"International keyboards and localization support (you mentioned user installable keyboards, but iPhone already has international keyboards for many countries built in). Kanji input from handwriting recognition?"
Also things I can add. Edit: I'm also removing the user installable keyboards row entirely.
"Supporting Exchange Activesync device security restrictions"
Yeah, good call on this. iPhone supports it in both OS versions, Android 2.1 doesn't, but 2.2 does.
"You ding iPhone because it needs to be jailbroken but fail to mention that an Android phone has to be rooted in the same manner."
Android doesn't have to be rooted to install third party apps. You can take a brand new, unrooted android app(unless it's the ATT backflip), and enabled the ability to install third party apps from the settings. You can then go to any website, download an APK and install it. You only need root if you're install an Android app the requires root.
"More bias in wifi tethering - you fail to mention that the only way to enable it is to install 2.2 which is an unapproved firmware update. The carrier approved version that the vast majority of non-geek users will get WILL have carrier charges if you want to enable wifi tethering. "
Yes and no. It is available in 2.2, and it is up to the carriers to decide about charging. I can add a note, but as far as we know it's in 2.2 and there's no charge to use it.