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Yep. Back when they were much more simple (like gingerbread?) I felt they hit the usability peak. My Pixel 2XL has a lot more features. It's certainly faster an
by chisleu 9y ago
Yep. Back when they were much more simple (like gingerbread?) I felt they hit the usability peak. My Pixel 2XL has a lot more features. It's certainly faster and better in almost every way, but it has so many trivial user experience bugs that it blows my mind that QA isn't fired.
- BaronVonSteuben 9y agoIf you could still use your gingerbread phone, you might be amazed how far it's come. I found an old Galaxy phone with 2.3 on it, and it was incredible how differently I remembered it. It was slow and clunky, and ugly by today's standard.
- rxhernandez 9y agoI would be amazed if I thought differently. I still adore my htc dream.
- bryanrasmussen 9y agoyeah I'm pretty sure an iphone 4 isn't doing that great either.
- mrep 9y agoHas the responsiveness improved? It has been a while since I tried out android (htc one and galaxy s4) but I think the biggest thing that drove me back to iphone is UI.
- Maert 9y agoDo yourself a favour and try out Note 8 in a store.
- hocuspocus 9y agoAndroid's QA has always been terrible. As a Nexus user, I guess being a beta tester was part of the deal, but there's no way I'm spending $900 on a Pixel 2XL to replace my Nexus 6P. Nothing justifies the premium price really.