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I have experience of both, having to use IPhone for work. Android phones are infinitely better. I was actually surprised to find so many stupid bugs in IPhone.
by Numberwang 9y ago
I have experience of both, having to use IPhone for work. Android phones are infinitely better. I was actually surprised to find so many stupid bugs in IPhone. I'n my imagination they were solid phones for MAC users. Turns out, as they are the only option, they don't exactly focus on quality.
- stcredzero 9y agoI've been an iPhone user since the 1st generation 8GB model. (Very 1st was 4GB.) The overall quality of software has gone down. I remember the first time an iOS update caused issues in some fairly foundational code. (Involving UIImage.) Before that, I thought Apple's iOS team infallible. Today, I have moments when I'm just disgusted with Apple, as well as with 3rd party apps on iOS from well funded companies who should be doing better. Though to be fair, most of the time, things do work. It's just that I run into the odd place where...WAT!?
- Numberwang 9y agoFor me is just annoying small issues like when I listen to music and get a notification from another app suddenly the volume doesn't go up as high anymore and stays low until you reboot the phone. Or that when I'm on Bluetooth it will mess with the wifi and you need to disconnect and reconnect to make it work. I also really dislike (maybe this is just me) that I can't deal with files as files on an iPhone. I can't just move an mp3 or an ebook to the memory, find it via an app and open it. It feels so locked it.
- threeseed 9y agoNot sure what you are talking about. You can use iPhones with PCs and Android phones with Macs.
- scarface74 9y agoAnd that comes down to trust. Apple usually and correctly doesn’t trust third party apps with sensitive information. Anytime you enter a password in, you get switched back to the native keyboard.