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My Android device: * When it finds a wireless network that it recognises the audio it outputs (my .mp3s) start becoming choppy. * Software is presently unable
by Quarrelsome 9y ago
My Android device:
* When it finds a wireless network that it recognises the audio it outputs (my .mp3s) start becoming choppy.
* Software is presently unable to read the status of the battery properly (probably a hardware failure).
* Many apps struggle with being persistently on and my mobile data connection and require occasional reboots to function.
* Video apps appear to take some sort of exclusive lock somewhere so if YouTube struggles with a video and I close it down and open up TwitchTv then Twitch will have exactly the same problem or even completely fail to render.
- virgilp 9y ago* Mine has none of those issues, so they may be at least partially hardware * There's a difference in my book between e.g. "ocasionally annoying" and "crap"; e.g. try listing the good things Android does for you, and compare the lists.
- majewsky 9y ago"The bridge has collapsed and these 10 people are dead." - "Okay, but let's try listing all the people who used this bridge everyday without being killed by it, and compare the lists." While a harsh analogy, this illustrates that the difference here is in the definition of "crap". Your definition of "crap" is "does not work", whereas the submission's author's definition is more like "unsound design".