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Seems that with every release, Android falls further and further behind iOS. Every iOS release is jam-packed with huge new features. One of the "top" features o
by matchbok 9y ago
Seems that with every release, Android falls further and further behind iOS. Every iOS release is jam-packed with huge new features. One of the "top" features of this release is... a notch?
Do we still have to deal with 4+ messaging apps?
And to throw salt in the wound, 90% of users won't see this until 2020. :/
- donttrack 9y agoThere is just not enough incentive for Google to implement features that will prevent them from tracking you, so you get the least privacy protecting feature: the notch...
- saagarjha 9y ago> you get the least privacy protecting feature: the notch I'm not sure what you mean here.
- saagarjha 9y agoBehind in what way? Android still leads in many areas, such as how it handles notifications.
- squiggleblaz 9y agoYup. Notifications in Android - actually useful. Notifications in iPhone - good luck. You'd better not be using your phone, and you better not have two notifications you want to receive. Otherwise they just disappear. But iPhone's notification dots >>> Oreo's. The Android keyboard (Gboard) is generally better, and emoji specifically. I never have problems finding the emoji I want on Android (because I can search for it), but on my iPhone I would sometimes if I'm lucky get a suggestion that if I'm lucky I would be able to see (or else it might just be ...). Otherwise it's just search through a giant list and hope my idea of where it belongs is the same as the developers'.